ResiProx Review 2026

ResiProx is a focused residential-and-mobile proxy provider that positions itself as a budget-friendly alternative to enterprise networks like Bright Data and Smartproxy. Unlike the sprawling multi-product platforms common in this space, ResiProx deliberately keeps its catalog small: the official site advertises just two product lines, rotating residential proxies and rotating mobile (4G/LTE/5G) proxies. There are no datacenter or static ISP proxies, no ready-made scraping API, and no web unblocker or SERP API product, so it is aimed squarely at users who want raw IP access rather than a managed data-collection stack.

On pool size the published numbers are inconsistent, which is worth flagging up front. The ResiProx homepage states "10M+ ethically-sourced IPs" and lists per-country breakdowns (for example ~3.5M US, ~3.1M India, ~1.8M Brazil) that roughly sum to that figure across the dozen countries it details. Several third-party review sites and the company's own YouTube channel description, however, cite a much larger "80 million residential + 18 million mobile IPs." Because the official site itself only claims 10M+, we treat that as the conservative, vendor-published figure and note the discrepancy rather than repeating the larger marketing number. Coverage is advertised at 180+ countries, with HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 protocol support and Country, Region, City and ISP targeting. Mobile proxies are said to work across all major carriers and 3G/4G/5G/LTE standards.

Pricing is strictly pay-as-you-go by the gigabyte, with no monthly commitment. According to the ResiProx pricing page, residential traffic starts around $3.97 for a small 0.5GB trial-style combo and otherwise runs roughly $6.67/GB at the low end (3GB for $20) sliding down to about $2.70/GB at 1,000GB. Mobile proxies are pricier per gigabyte, beginning near $10/GB (1GB for $10) and scaling down toward $5/GB at 500GB. The list-price entry point for a standard residential package is the 3GB tier at $20; the cheapest single purchase on the site is the ~$3.97 starter combo. There is no published recurring subscription, which makes the cost easy to reason about but means heavy users pay the full per-GB rate until they pre-buy a larger bundle.

The standout, repeatedly-cited feature is the dashboard and proxy generator. ResiProx markets an "intuitive" dashboard with a dynamic endpoint generator and a proxy-list generator that reviewers say can spin up large batches of unique proxies for multi-accounting and scraping. Both rotating and sticky sessions are supported, concurrent sessions are advertised as unlimited, and the service ships code examples and integration docs for Python, Node.js, PHP, Go, Java, C#, cURL and tools like Selenium and Playwright, plus 24/7 support. The provider publishes aggressive performance claims, including a sub-0.3-second average response time, a 99.9% success rate and 99.9% uptime. These are vendor-published marketing figures, not independently lab-verified here, and should be read as advertising rather than guaranteed SLAs.

Where ResiProx is weakest is transparency and buyer protection. The pages we reviewed do not disclose a founding year, HQ, or company background, and they do not clearly state accepted payment methods, so cryptocurrency support could not be confirmed. More importantly, independent reviews consistently report that there is no open free trial (trials require approval) and that ResiProx operates a strict all-sales-final, no-refund policy. That is a meaningful caveat for a per-GB product, because if the IP quality or geo coverage does not suit your target sites, you may not be able to recover unused balance. There is also no browser extension and no datacenter/ISP option, so multi-product shoppers will need a second vendor. On Trustpilot the brand sits around a 3.8/5 TrustScore with mixed feedback, praise for responsive support alongside at least one complaint about refunds and IP rotation, and one reviewer specifically flagged that the headline pool numbers on the site do not always match.

Who is it for? ResiProx fits solo operators, scrapers, sneaker/multi-account users and small teams who want cheap, simple, gigabyte-priced residential or mobile IPs with decent global coverage and a friendly generator, and who are comfortable buying without a refund safety net. It is a poor fit for enterprises that need datacenter/ISP proxies, a managed scraping or unblocking API, contractual uptime guarantees, or the ability to test risk-free before committing. Verdict: a credible, affordable niche provider whose low per-GB pricing and clean residential/mobile focus are genuinely attractive, but the inconsistent pool-size claims, thin company transparency, unconfirmed payment options and no-refund policy mean you should start with the smallest package and validate quality on your own targets before scaling up.