About
Why this exists
Residential and mobile proxy providers advertise a "from" price per gigabyte that usually applies only to their largest plans. At the volume most buyers need, the real price per gigabyte is often 1.5–3× higher, and minimum deposits or expiring traffic can push it further. ProxyTicker shows that real price, side by side, for every provider we track.
Who runs it
ProxyTicker is built and maintained by Vadim Panaev. It isn't owned or run by any proxy provider, and providers can't buy their order in the price table — paid listings are labeled and follow the same rules; the site may earn affiliate commissions, as explained in the disclosure below.
How it works
Once a day, we read each provider's public pricing page for each category we track (residential and rotating mobile) as an anonymous visitor from the US, and recompute prices at 5, 50, 500 and 1,000 GB a month. Terms that aren't on pricing pages — minimum deposits, traffic expiry — are checked by hand against the provider's own documentation, and each one links to its source. Every price shows the date it was last confirmed. The full method is on the methodology page.
Corrections
If a price or a term is wrong or out of date, open an issue in our public data repository or email data@proxyticker.com with a link to the provider's page. We re-check reported facts, usually within a few days. A corrected term shows a new verification date on the provider's page; any change to how prices are calculated is logged in the methodology changelog.
Open data
The list price at 50 GB/month for every provider is free to reuse under CC BY 4.0: current snapshot (JSON), mobile snapshot (JSON), with the full history in the public repository. Please credit "ProxyTicker, https://proxyticker.com".
Partnership disclosure
Some links from this site to providers are, or may become, affiliate links: if you sign up or buy through one, we may earn a commission. Only the "Visit" links can be affiliate links. They pass through proxyticker.com/go/, which counts the click and forwards you to the provider; the click log records the provider, the page, the time and the referring site, and does not store your IP address. Links to the pricing pages we cite as sources are always direct and never affiliate links. That's how ProxyTicker is meant to pay for itself. A commission never affects the order, the prices we show or how the effective price is calculated — the table is sorted by price only, and every provider is compared with the same method. Providers can't pay to change the prices we show, how they're calculated, or their order in the price table. Providers can pay to be added or featured; paid listings are clearly labeled and ranked by the same rules as everyone else. Providers interested in a paid listing can write to partners@proxyticker.com.