Overview
Rayobyte's record in this directory covers residential proxies, with one priced product line: Residential Proxies. The provider states its wider network also includes static residential and datacentre IPs plus a scraping API, but only the residential line appears in the pricing record here, so the other proxy types are documented as offered without a comparable price entry. The provider states coverage of 163+ countries, while this directory's own country-on-record count for Rayobyte stands at 8 — a gap addressed further below. The overall shape of the offer, as recorded, is a pay-as-you-go residential network aimed at buyers who need geographic and city-level targeting rather than a fixed-fee subscription.
What the record shows
Rayobyte states a pool of 40M+ residential IPs and 400K+ static IPs, and describes its sourcing as an “ethically sourced network,” a characterisation that is provider-stated and not independently checked here. On protocols, the provider documents HTTP(S) support; no SOCKS5 entry is on record, so buyers who need that should confirm directly. Rotation is handled through sticky sessions, which the provider says let a user hold the same residential IP for longer instead of rotating every request, and it states unlimited concurrent threads and sessions, which matters for anyone running parallel scraping jobs. Targeting is documented as free at country, state, city and ASN level, with no extra charge stated for that granularity. A personal dashboard is documented for usage and expenditure tracking, IP whitelisting, and managing proxies and rotations. On access, Rayobyte states integration with Selenium, Puppeteer, Multilogin, Playwright, Scrapy, Gologin, SwitchyOmega, Incogniton and MoreLogin. Support is documented as 24/7 live support, though the specific channels — chat, email, phone — are not itemised in the record, so that detail is not documented here. An uptime figure of 99.99% is stated by the provider; this directory has not run any test to confirm it, and no speed or latency figures are given or claimed by this site. A trial is on record: 5,000 free scrapes a month on the Scraping API, with proxy trials mentioned but without stated terms, which is worth clarifying before relying on it.
Pricing
The recorded entry price is USD 3.5 per GB on the Starter plan for Residential Proxies, with a minimum purchase of 1 GB and a Starter tier band running from 1 GB to 49 GB. Billing by the gigabyte means cost scales with data pulled rather than with time, session count or IP count, so the total cost for a given job depends on how much traffic it actually generates, which is not something fixed in this record. Payment is documented as PayPal, Google Pay, or credit card via Stripe. Pay-as-you-go bandwidth is stated not to expire, which is relevant for anyone buying in bulk but using it slowly. On position, this directory records Rayobyte as cheaper than only 15% of the 21 providers here that also bill per GB — meaning most per-GB competitors in this directory currently list a lower entry rate. As no other product line carries a price in this record, no cross-line comparison (for example against a datacentre or static IP rate) can be made here.
Who it suits
On the documented specifications, Rayobyte looks suited to buyers who need fine-grained geographic targeting, sticky sessions for longer-lived tasks, and unlimited concurrency for parallel jobs, and who are comfortable with per-GB billing rather than a flat monthly cap. The free scrape allowance on the Scraping API gives a low-risk way to test that specific product before committing spend. It is less obviously suited to buyers whose main requirement is the lowest per-GB price, given its recorded position relative to peers, or to anyone who specifically needs SOCKS5, since that is not documented. Buyers who need datacentre or static IP pricing confirmed in writing should treat that as an open question rather than assume the residential rate applies.
Where to look closer
The most immediate gap is the country count: the provider advertises 163+ countries, while this directory's own record shows 8, and that discrepancy has not been independently verified here, so it is worth asking Rayobyte directly for a current, verifiable country list. Buyers should also ask for the exact terms of the proxy trial, since it is mentioned without stated conditions. Pricing for the datacentre and static IP products is not in this record, so anyone interested in those should request a quote before assuming the residential rate carries over. Support channel detail — beyond “24/7 live support” — is not documented, so confirm response times and contact methods if that matters for the use case. Finally, no controlled performance testing has been published by this directory, so uptime and speed claims remain provider-stated until checked independently.
This assessment is editorial analysis of the sourced facts recorded on this page. Specifications, pricing and coverage are provider-stated and dated in the panels above. No controlled performance test has been run against this provider.
