Retail drops reward low latency and a stable session far more than a huge pool. Matching favours ISP and residential IPs with recorded sticky-session support.
Ranked from 80 assessed provider profiles. Commission never affects the order — the score is match quality, evidence completeness and price.
| Provider | Cheapest recorded | Why it matched | Profile |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1. ProxyScrape | USD 1.65per proxy Provider stated | isp proxies on record · residential proxies on record · rotation behaviour recorded · authentication methods recorded | Read the review |
| 2. MarsProxies | USD 0.89per proxy Provider stated | isp proxies on record · residential proxies on record · rotation behaviour recorded · authentication methods recorded | Read the review |
| 3. CatProxies | USD 2.00per month Provider stated | residential proxies on record · isp proxies on record · rotation behaviour recorded · authentication methods recorded | Read the review |
| 4. Fleetproxy | USD 0.30per proxy Provider stated | residential proxies on record · isp proxies on record · rotation behaviour recorded | Read the review |
| 5. ProxyEmpire | USD 0.35per GB Provider stated | residential proxies on record · isp proxies on record · rotation behaviour recorded · authentication methods recorded | Read the review |
| 6. Yumiproxy | USD 0.70per GB Provider stated | residential proxies on record · isp proxies on record · rotation behaviour recorded · authentication methods recorded | Read the review |
| 7. Bright Data | USD 3.50per GB Provider stated | residential proxies on record · rotation behaviour recorded · authentication methods recorded | Read the review |
| 8. DataImpulse | USD 0.50per GB Provider stated | residential proxies on record · rotation behaviour recorded · authentication methods recorded | Read the review |
Read the unit before the number: these are each provider's cheapest recorded price, and a per-GB rate cannot be compared with a per-IP or monthly one. The column is a starting point, not a ranking. To compare like with like, put your own volume through the price calculator.
Every figure above is recorded on that provider's own profile with the page it came from and the date it was read. Where a provider does not publish something, it is left blank rather than estimated.
Buy a small number first and test them against the actual retailer, not a generic IP-check page. What matters is whether the site serves you a normal page, not whether your IP looks residential.
Use sticky sessions so a single checkout keeps one IP throughout — rotating mid-session looks exactly like the automation it is. Where the provider offers a choice of region, pick the one physically nearest the retailer's servers, because a hundred milliseconds is a real disadvantage on a limited drop.
Keep proxies for different accounts genuinely separate. Sharing an IP across accounts is the most common way a whole set gets banned at once.
Affiliate links, opening in a new tab. Commission never influences which providers are matched here or the order they appear in.
Providers are matched by their own recorded product types and specifications, then ordered by how well they match, how much of their profile is backed by evidence, and price. Affiliate payout is not an input to that score, and no provider can pay to appear.
A provider whose outbound link has been withheld — a dead domain, or one that has been seized — is excluded entirely, because recommending it would send you somewhere we would not link to.