Smartproxy Alternatives
Smartproxy is a major provider of all types of proxies. It’s long known as a hustler-friendly alternative to the big dogs: Bright Data and Oxylabs. Smartproxy’s amazing user experience, free apps, and premium performance make it a great value choice. But some may need more features (such as a dedicated account manager), an even lower entry point, or unlimited traffic plans. Acknowledging this, we’ve prepared some competent Smartproxy alternatives for you to try out.
1. Oxylabs
Oxylabs is like a premium version of Smartproxy. It controls a larger IP pool, has a dedicated account manager, thorough documentation, and even ready-to-use datasets. Oxylabs offers very flexible targeting and IP rotation options.
- 100M residential IP pool
- Robust and fast infrastructure
- Dedicated account manager
- All locales
- More expensive
2. Bright Data
Bright Data is another strong option with more features and powerful proxy management tools. The provider offers reliability, speed, and excellent customization with their proxy manager.
- 72M residential IPs
- Reliable infrastructure
- Powerful proxy manager
- More features
- More expensive
- Technically complex
Get $250 extra when you add $250 to your account.
3. SOAX
SOAX is another alternative for SMBs eyeing a reliable service. It has a large pool of residential & mobile IPs with very flexible filtering options out of the box. While slower, SOAX’s infrastructure is stable and has decent pricing.
- 155M residential proxies
- Flexible targeting and rotation
- High success rate
- No pay as you go
- Slower response time
4. IPRoyal
IPRoyal sells affordable proxies with decent infrastructure. The rates don’t break the bank, and, in addition, IPRoyal has good targeting and customizable proxy rotation.
- Cheap
- Flexible rotation options
- 24/7 customer support
- Low IP quality
- Throttles under load
5. Dataimpulse
Dataimpulse is a relatively new provider, offering cheap datacenter, residential and mobile proxies. While the provider has a small IP pool, the infrastructure is decent and the rates are very low ($1/GB), which makes Dataimpulse an attractive choice for small use cases.
- Cheap
- Flexible rotation options
- 24/7 customer support
- Poor targeting options
- Small IP pool
- $50 minimum spend
