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Residential proxy prices, November 2026

Data as of · Published · By Vadim Panaev

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Key findings

Bar chart: median across 31 residential proxy providers of the effective price ÷ the provider's own From price — 2.40× at 5 GB, 1.72× at 50 GB, 1.17× at 500 GB, 1.00× at 1,000 GB a month; data as of Nov 10, 2026.
Median gap between effective and From price, residential proxies, by monthly volume. Source: ProxyTicker, data as of Nov 10, 2026, CC BY 4.0.
Bar chart: residential proxy providers by effective price ÷ own From price at 50 GB a month — 10 under 1.5×, 11 from 1.5× to under 2×, 10 at 2× or more (31 providers, data as of Nov 10, 2026).
Residential proxy providers by gap at 50 GB a month. Source: ProxyTicker, data as of Nov 10, 2026, CC BY 4.0.
Who is in the sample: 35 providers (31 fully verified)

On Nov 10, 2026, 35 residential providers were active on ProxyTicker. For 31 of them every term that sets the effective price is verified; the other 4 are partially verified and are marked with * on the site. The residential medians, counts and price range above use only the 31 fully verified providers; the expiry count uses all 35. Rotating mobile proxies: 13 active providers, 9 fully verified; the mobile comparison uses the 9 providers fully verified in both categories.

Providers in the sample as of Nov 10, 2026 (* — terms partly verified, not in the medians): Bright Data, Byteful, CatProxies*, Databay, DataImpulse, Decodo, Evomi, FleetProxy, Floppydata, Froxy, Geonix*, Geonode, HydraProxy*, Infatica*, IPRoyal, MarsProxies, NodeMaven, Oxylabs, PacketStream, Proxidize, Proxmint, Proxy-Cheap, Proxy-Seller, ProxyEmpire, ProxyScrape, ProxyShare, PSB Proxy, QuanticData, RapidProxy, Rayobyte, Shifter, SimplyNode, SOAX, Thordata, Webshare.

Method

Prices are read once a day from each provider's public pricing page, as a US visitor sees them. The effective price is what each usable gigabyte costs when you buy the same volume every month: the price of the tier for that volume, with the smallest plan or minimum deposit and any traffic that expires unused counted in. A provider's gap is its effective price divided by its own From price, the lowest per-GB price on its price list, whatever volume that tier requires; the median gap is the median of those ratios across providers (with an even number of providers, the lower of the two middle values). Details: how the effective price is calculated and what the gap means.

Today's prices are in the residential price table and the mobile price table; the planner prices your own monthly volume.

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CSV of the aggregates and both charts (chart 1, chart 2), CC BY 4.0. In the CSV, median_gap is the median across providers of each provider's effective price ÷ its own From price. Press: data@proxyticker.com

How to cite: Vadim Panaev, ProxyTicker. "Residential proxy price report, November 2026". Published Nov 10, 2026; data as of Nov 10, 2026. https://proxyticker.com/reports/2026-11. CC BY 4.0.

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