Live Proxies Alternative

The simpler, cheaper Live Proxies alternative

Live Proxies focuses on private, non shared residential pools allocated per customer. We take a different route: bandwidth included with the plan rather than metered per gigabyte, and every proxy type in one subscription from $24.95/mo.

All proxy types, one plan   No minimums   Cancel anytime

Why people look for a Live Proxies alternative

Usually it is the bill. Live Proxies focuses on private, non shared residential pools allocated per customer. Once volume grows, a per gigabyte rate compounds in a way a flat plan does not, and exclusive allocation means nobody else has burned the IP before you get it.

Price is the other reason. Exclusive allocation is a real advantage and it costs real money, which is hard to justify if your targets are not blocking you on shared addresses.

Where Live Proxies is the better choice

Live Proxies allocates pools per customer rather than sharing them, which materially reduces the odds of landing on an address another user already got blocked.

We would rather say that here than have you discover it after paying.

How the two models differ

Live Proxies allocates private, non shared pools per customer, so nobody else has used the address before you. Our pool is shared, which is what keeps the price where it is.

That is a real trade rather than a marketing distinction. If you repeatedly hit targets that block on prior abuse, an exclusive pool is worth paying for. For general collection, a large shared pool at a fraction of the cost is usually better economics.

Switching over

Standard HTTPS and SOCKS5 on one gateway host, so migration is a configuration change rather than a rewrite. Replace the host, port and credentials in your tool and your existing code keeps working.

Plans start at $24.95/mo with no minimum and no sales call. The comparison pages show the per gigabyte maths against each provider, and the setup guide covers the common tools.

Price, on the same workload

Same workload, one month, at each provider's advertised rate.

ProviderAdvertised rateCost of 750GBNotes
Proxy Rotator $0.133/GB $99.95 25 thread plan, bandwidth included
IPRoyal $1.75/GB $1,312.50 Residential, advertised "from"
Decodo $2.20/GB $1,650.00 Residential. Was Smartproxy until April 2025
Oxylabs $8.00/GB $6,000.00 Residential, 10GB entry tier at $80
Bright Data $10.50/GB $7,875.00 Residential, list rate

Competitor rates verified 2 August 2026 from their public pricing pages. Our figure is generated from the live plan table, so it always matches what you are actually charged.

Where to go next

If you are still comparing, these cover the same decision from other directions.

FAQ

Live Proxies alternative FAQ

Is Proxy Rotator a good Live Proxies alternative?
For most teams yes, particularly if the per gigabyte bill is what sent you looking. You get residential, datacenter, mobile and IPv6 in one rotating plan from $24.95/mo with bandwidth included.
How much cheaper is it?
On the 25 thread plan, 750GB of residential works out at about $0.13/GB. The cheapest metered competitor is $1.75/GB, and the most expensive is $10.50/GB. The comparison table above prices the same workload at each provider.
Does Live Proxies have a larger pool?
Live Proxies advertises 10M+ against our 100M+. Pool size matters less than it sounds for most workloads, but if it is your binding constraint, compare figures for the specific country you need.
How do I migrate from Live Proxies?
Replace the gateway host, port and credentials in your tool. We use standard HTTPS and SOCKS5, so scraping and automation code does not need rewriting.
Do you offer the same proxy types?
We provide rotating and sticky residential, datacenter, mobile and IPv6 proxies from a 100M+ pool, with country targeting, over HTTPS and SOCKS5.
Is there a minimum commitment?
No. Plans start at $24.95/mo, scale when you need to and cancel anytime. There is no procurement process and no sales call.

Switch from Live Proxies today

Every proxy type in one plan from $24.95/mo, with bandwidth included rather than metered per gigabyte.

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