Across this entire series, mobile addresses cost more than residential. Usually two to four times more, sometimes worse, and for a good reason: carrier data genuinely costs the provider more.
SimplyNode charges the same per gigabyte rate for both.
What That Changes
Normally, choosing mobile is a budget decision as much as a technical one. You use residential until your target refuses, then reluctantly escalate and watch the bill move.
If both cost the same, that hesitation disappears. Start on mobile if you think you might need it, because being wrong costs nothing extra.
Mobile addresses carry the most trust of any type. They come from carrier networks shared with real phone users, and blocking them means blocking paying customers, which sites are extremely reluctant to do.
Getting that trust at residential prices is a genuinely unusual offer and worth testing on your hardest target first.
The Honest Scale
Eight million household addresses and 1.4 million mobile.
Both figures are modest next to the hundred million claims elsewhere, and that is worth stating plainly rather than glossing over.
What matters more than the total is whether the addresses work. A smaller maintained pool routinely beats a huge neglected one on success rate, which is the number that determines whether your job finishes. But if raw variety at very large scale is your binding constraint, check these numbers against your needs before committing.
A Loyalty Discount That Stacks
You earn between fifty cents and a dollar off per gigabyte, and the discounts stack automatically.
That is unusually customer friendly. Most volume pricing requires you to commit upfront to a tier, guessing at usage you cannot yet predict. Earning the discount by actually using the service means you pay the lower rate for having been a customer rather than for having promised to be one.
On a rate starting around two and a quarter dollars, a dollar off is a substantial proportion.
Deliberately Unglamorous
The site says, in its own words, no fancy design, no bells and whistles, just a proper product that does its work.
After a hundred homepages promising to revolutionise your data infrastructure, that plainness is a relief. It also matches the product: pay for the gigabytes you use, real devices and real ISPs, workflows named as web scraping, SERP scraping, price monitoring and ad verification.
Nothing here is trying to be a platform. It is trying to be a proxy service, which is what most people actually want.
Who It Fits
SimplyNode suits anyone who needs mobile addresses but has been priced out of them, regular users who will accumulate the loyalty discount, SERP and price monitoring work, and buyers who prefer plainness to positioning.
Who Might Look Elsewhere
Very large scale collection will want a deeper pool than eight million residential addresses.
Enterprise buyers wanting formal SLAs and named account management should look at the larger platforms.
Final Verdict
SimplyNode makes one pricing decision that matters more than any feature.
Mobile at residential rates, a stacking loyalty discount, pay as you go billing, real carrier and household addresses, and a product description free of nonsense.
Test mobile first, since here it costs you nothing extra to try the strongest option. Verify with our proxy checker before scaling, and see residential vs datacenter proxies if you are unsure which tier your target demands.
