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The price you configure is the price you pay.

One number from the order form to the invoice. Locked for 12 months, on traffic that never expires.

No card · No contract · Top up from $10

Prices, policy and refunds are published before you pay. Check them

A sample order at the catalogue’s popular rung.

Every rung

Their headline, their checkout, ours

One order, priced three ways

The same 10 GB residential order at the floor a vendor advertises, at what their page lists for this order, and at our catalogue price.

Same order at
IPRoyal

10 GB residential, rotating, pay as you go

Advertised from $1.75/GB$17.50
  • $1.75/GB needs 10 TB on subscription
  • Subscription takes 5% off: $5.25/GB

This spec $5.51/GB$55.10

Up $3.76/GB (215%) from the advertised floor to this order.

Read 2026-09-29 from IPRoyal’s pricing page

ProxyHiveSame at checkout

10 GB residential, rotating, pay as you go

Configured $3.95/GB$39.50

At checkout $3.95/GB$39.50

Same number, both lines. Locked for 12 months from purchase.

Advertised rate to this order

+215% at IPRoyal, 0% here

ProxyHive vs IPRoyal, including where they win

Trust

Before you pay, you can check

Each claim links to the page that backs it, with its version or date.

Allowed

  • Public web data collection
  • Search engine result pages
  • Ad verification and brand protection
  • Your own accounts and infrastructure
  • Market and academic research

Not allowed

  • Credential stuffing and account takeover
  • Fraud of any kind
  • Denial of service
  • Spam and unsolicited messaging
  • Material involving minors
  • Every price on this site is read from the catalogue the checkout charges; the estimator applies no fee the checkout does not

    Pricing

    GET /catalogue

  • Every competitor figure on this site was read from the vendor’s own pricing page, and the slip prints the date and the link

    Comparisons

    read 2026-09-29

  • Money you have not spent comes back, and so does money for anything we failed to deliver; a refund request is answered within five business days

    Refund policy

    v1.0 · effective 2026-10-01

  • What you may and may not target is published before you pay

    Allowed-use policy

    v2.1 · effective 2026-07-01 · 30 days’ notice

  • We do not inspect, store or sell the content of requests or responses; connection metadata is kept 30 days, then deleted

    Privacy policy and DPA

    v1.0 · effective 2026-10-01

What you work with after signing up

The traffic you bought and the balance that paid for it.

Residential traffic: what you bought, day by day, with no expiry date
Wallet: one balance funds every proxy type, with a receipt per order

Sample figures. The prices in them are the catalogue’s.

What teams point it at

All use cases
  • Web scraping

    Crawl public pages at volume without a few addresses carrying the whole job.

  • Price monitoring

    Track competitor prices, stock and promotions market by market, every day.

  • SERP tracking

    Check rankings as a searcher in that country, or that city, sees them.

  • Ad verification

    See the ad a viewer in the target market is served, where you paid for it to run.

  • Market research

    Measure public content across markets, at a scale a panel cannot reach.

  • Account management

    Reach the accounts you run from one fixed address each, bought one IP at a time.

Before you top up

What does ProxyHive cost?

Residential is $5.50/GB, falling to $1.75/GB at 1,000 gigabytes. ISP is $3.20/IP (dedicated), falling to $1.50/IP at 500 IPs. Datacenter is $1.90/IP (dedicated), falling to $0.89/IP at 500 IPs. The Scraper API and Unblocker API are coming soon and not on sale yet. The smallest top-up is $10.

Can I buy a single ISP proxy?

Yes. The smallest ISP order is 1 IP: one dedicated IP at $3.20/IP a month. You choose the carrier before you pay, and there is no pack to buy first.

Can I get a refund?

Yes, for money you have not spent. Unused paid balance is refundable while your account is in good standing, and so is an order we failed to deliver, if you tell us within 14 days. A refund goes back where the money came from: card and PayPal payments to the same card or account, cryptocurrency in the same coin to the wallet it was sent from, less the network fee. If you paid from an exchange, show us its withdrawal record and we send it to a wallet you control instead. If the card or PayPal account can no longer take a refund, it goes by bank transfer to an account in your own name, after an identity check. Never as balance credit. Traffic you have used and IP terms that have run are not refundable. The refund policy has the detail.

What happens if I break the policy?

Unless the law obliges us to act at once, you get an email first, describing what we saw and what needs to change. Where we do have to restrict something, we restrict the specific target or sub-user and leave the rest of the account running. If an account is terminated, its unused paid balance goes back to where it came from less the traffic spent on the breach, with no window to ask within, unless it was paid for fraudulently. You can appeal to a person.

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