ResiProx sells two things and publishes the price of both: rotating residential and mobile, across more than 180 countries.

It also offers a free consultation before you buy, which in a market this confusing is more useful than another feature.

Why a Consultation Is Worth Taking

The most expensive mistake in this business is buying the wrong product type, and almost everybody makes it at least once.

You buy rotating addresses for account work and watch the accounts get flagged. Or you buy static addresses for bulk collection and hit rate limits immediately. Either way you have paid for something that could not do the job you bought it for.

A conversation before purchase is the cheapest possible way to avoid that. Someone who sells this every day can tell you in ten minutes what would take you a month to learn empirically.

Take it even if you think you know. It costs nothing and the failure mode it prevents is expensive.

The Price Gap Between the Two

Residential sits around three and a half dollars a gigabyte. Mobile sits around six.

That gap is honest rather than a markup, and it reflects genuine cost. Mobile addresses come from carrier networks, and carriers charge accordingly. Anyone offering mobile at residential prices is either subsidising it or not selling what they claim.

The practical rule: use residential unless your target specifically refuses it. Mobile is the escalation, not the default, and most work never needs it.

What Every Plan Includes

Unlimited concurrent sessions, sticky session support, country and city targeting, SOCKS5 alongside HTTP, and API access.

Unlimited concurrency is the one worth noticing. It is the cap that usually hides behind an unlimited bandwidth claim, and removing it means your throughput is governed by your own infrastructure rather than a clause.

4G and 5G Both Available

The mobile tier covers both generations, and the distinction is worth knowing.

5G addresses are newer, which in this business means cleaner. Fewer have carried proxy traffic, so fewer have a history for a site to judge. For targets scoring addresses on reputation, newness is a genuine advantage.

4G is more widely distributed and usually cheaper, and for most work it is entirely sufficient.

180 Countries, Tested Rather Than Trusted

Coverage claims are the easiest thing in this industry to state and the hardest for a customer to verify.

A provider can list 180 entries while holding a few usable addresses in most of them. The total says nothing about the one place your work depends on, and you only find the gap once a project is underway.

So pull addresses from your specific countries during the trial and confirm they are alive and responsive. Ten minutes of that is worth more than any figure on a homepage, including this one.

Who It Fits

ResiProx suits anyone unsure which product type their work needs, projects that may escalate from residential to mobile, users wanting unlimited concurrency, and buyers who prefer a short conversation to a long comparison exercise.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

There is no datacenter tier, so if your targets accept datacenter traffic you are paying residential prices unnecessarily.

Bulk collectors chasing the lowest per gigabyte rate will find cheaper elsewhere.

Final Verdict

ResiProx is a straightforward provider that makes the purchase decision easier rather than harder.

Two clearly priced products, 180 plus countries, unlimited concurrency, both mobile generations, sticky sessions and a free consultation before you commit.

Take the consultation, describe your actual target, and buy what they recommend. Then verify it with our proxy checker so you know the addresses are healthy before you judge the results.