Decodo Residential Proxies
by Decodo Residential ProxiesDecodo residential proxies work on phones, computers, websites, APIs and browser add-ons.
Residential proxy services route web requests through residential IP addresses. This guide is for buyers comparing providers for projects that need proxy access.
Compare cost and bandwidth alongside country coverage, proxy types, targeting, rotation, KYC requirements and supported platforms. Check a provider’s current terms before choosing.
Decodo residential proxies work on phones, computers, websites, APIs and browser add-ons.
Rayobyte is a proxy service with a free plan and API, desktop, web, Linux and self-hosted access.
WebWindowsMac+4HProxy may suit businesses using proxies or scraper APIs for web scraping, market research, or ad verification.
AndroidiPhone & iPadWeb+6BuyProxy offers residential proxies with rotating or sticky sessions, geo-targeting and real-time analytics.
WebMacLinux+2Bright Data offers residential proxies through its API, browser extension and web platform.
WebBrowser extensionAPIGeonode residential proxies support Android, iOS, desktop, web, API and browser extensions.
Evomi offers residential proxies for Android, iOS, desktop, web, API and browser extensions.
Proxyon offers residential proxies with city targeting and sticky sessions through the web.
Webshare is a proxy service with a free plan and paid plans for web, mobile, desktop and API use.
NextProxy offers rotating residential proxies with ASN targeting across 230 countries.
Eclipse Proxy offers rotating residential proxies in 213 countries through web and API access.
OctoProxy may suit users needing residential, datacenter, ISP, or mobile proxy options for the listed research and verification uses.
Proxiware is a paid proxy service with API, browser extension, mobile, desktop and web access.
MarsProxies offers residential proxies across 190 countries for mobile, desktop, web and API use.
ResidentialProxy.io offers rotating residential proxies with API and web interfaces in 210 countries.
Aproxy offers residential proxies with city targeting through web and API access.
NodeMaven suits teams running scraping, browser automation, AI-agent, account-management, e-commerce, or research workflows.
YumiProxy sells rotating residential proxies with ASN targeting through web and API access.
Check whether a service has a free plan, a free trial or a paid entry price. Those options are different: a trial may be time-limited, while a free plan may have its own limits.
For example, the listed notes describe OctoProxy as paid with a 30-day trial, while BuyProxy has a free plan, paid access from $1.99 and a 5-day trial.
Compare countries covered and targeting levels with the locations and precision your work calls for. The published figures and terms can vary by provider.
A broad country count alone does not tell you whether the targeting options fit your use. Confirm the details that matter before paying.
Monthly bandwidth is a useful comparison point when your work sends frequent requests or handles large volumes of data. Check how the service defines its allowance and what happens when it runs out.
Compare proxy types and rotation modes against the way your application handles sessions. A task that needs a stable session may call for different settings than one that can rotate addresses.
Look for clear descriptions of session behavior and rotation controls before committing to a plan.
Check whether the provider supports the platform you plan to use, such as a web interface, API, desktop operating system or browser extension. A service's platform listing does not guarantee that it fits your workflow.
Review KYC requirements as well. If identity checks are a concern, understand what the provider requires before signing up.