Keep Proxy-Seller for breadth
Stay when 220+ locations, city or ISP selection, both HTTP and SOCKS5, and IP allowlisting already match your client fleet.
Compare residential traffic, location and protocol support. Keep the workload fixed when evaluating a different balance or provider.
Compare location, protocol and concurrency on the selected residential plan.
Residential traffic with session controls and separate ISP or mobile options.
Non-expiring residential traffic for your own HTTP client or browser.
Set your traffic and acceptance rate.
See the cost of the records you can use.
Use the same inputs for each provider
Include retry traffic in GB and any fixed fees for this run.
per 1,000 accepted records
Based on your inputs. An estimate, not a provider quote or a measured success rate.
Hold the workload constant and compare the decision field that can change your bill or your team's work.
| Decision field | Proxy-Seller | IPRoyal | ProxyLane |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential entry | Proxy-SellerDisplayed test offer: $3.50 for 1 GB, valid for 30 days. Volume plans also have 30-day validity and state no renewal; no forced subscription | IPRoyalResidential display lists $7.35 for 1 GB pay-as-you-go or $7 on subscription | ProxyLaneProxyLane lists $6.50 for 1 GB, $390 for 100 GB and $2.50/GB at 1 TB |
| Location controls | Proxy-SellerOfficial page lists 220+ locations with city and ISP targeting | IPRoyalConfigure residential geo and rotation in the dashboard; verify inventory for the target | ProxyLaneCountry, city and ISP targeting is part of the residential offer |
| Session choice | Proxy-SellerRotating or sticky up to 24 hours; the IP can change sooner if the residential user disconnects. Unlimited concurrent sessions are advertised | IPRoyalRotating or sticky sessions with a configurable TTL up to seven days; peer churn can still end identity | ProxyLaneRotating or sticky sessions with no-expiry traffic terms |
| Protocols and auth | Proxy-SellerHTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 with username/password or IP allowlisting | IPRoyalHTTP(S)/SOCKS5 with dashboard credentials and IP options | ProxyLaneHTTP/SOCKS5 with credentials managed for your workflow |
| Integration | Proxy-SellerDashboard and residential API provide gateway or management paths | IPRoyalUse a proxy list or residential API; no first-party MCP endpoint was verified | ProxyLaneUse the gateway in an MCP browser or fetch tool; team answers workflow questions |
Stay when 220+ locations, city or ISP selection, both HTTP and SOCKS5, and IP allowlisting already match your client fleet.
If the current residential endpoint passes your target and session test, a migration adds risk without a proven business gain. Document the SKU and credentials instead.
Try IPRoyal when pay-as-you-go balance and a longer configurable sticky TTL matter, or ProxyLane when no expiry and a simple volume ladder are easier to budget.
Use the same target, location, session and request policy across candidates. Change provider only when the acceptance sheet shows a material operational improvement.
Proxy-Seller's official residential page lists 220+ locations, city and ISP targeting, rotating or sticky sessions, 47M+ IPs, HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 and username/password or IP allowlisting. That is a useful incumbent for a team with mixed clients. It also shows a 1 GB pay-as-you-go entry at $3.50 and larger traffic tiers, so the exact order is easy to identify. The displayed test and volume plans are valid for 30 days. No forced subscription and the volume plans' no-renewal wording do not mean unused traffic lasts indefinitely.
Do not compare that gateway with an ISP address or dedicated proxy merely because the account uses similar credentials. Record product type, billing unit, rotation mode, geo level, protocol and authorization method. The login syntax tells you how to connect; it does not prove that two providers use the same upstream inventory.
IPRoyal's official residential materials list $7.35 for 1 GB pay-as-you-go or $7 on a renewing subscription, plus rotating or sticky sessions and a TTL setting up to seven days. A TTL setting is useful for a longer session, but it is not a promise that one peer remains online. IPRoyal's account API can help manage orders, while the proxy still runs inside your client. Proxy-Seller's official FAQ specifies sticky sessions up to 24 hours, with an earlier IP change if the residential user disconnects. Neither provider's TTL guarantees continuity.
ProxyLane is the third option for a buyer who wants country, city and ISP targeting, HTTP/SOCKS5, rotating or sticky sessions and no expiry. Its current ladder is $6.50 for 1 GB, $390 for 100 GB and $2.50/GB at 1 TB. That makes a clean commercial test possible, but it does not establish better route quality than Proxy-Seller.
Run one script through each residential SKU. Hold headers, timeout, retries, concurrency, target, location and session identifier constant. Record response outcome, login errors, session continuity, challenge rate, consumed traffic and setup work. A successful connection proves connectivity; it does not prove the route will serve every target or city.
Keep Proxy-Seller if its current route wins or if its authorization and protocol coverage reduce work for your team. Choose IPRoyal for a verified TTL or balance advantage. Choose ProxyLane for a verified fit with its no-expiry terms and gateway controls. Leave other workloads on the incumbent when their conditions remain the better match.
Use a reversible sample and preserve the acceptance rule that made the current route useful.
Name residential, ISP or dedicated product, order size, 30-day validity where applicable, geo, session mode and auth before comparing.
Keep client, target, timeout, retries, concurrency and asset policy identical across routes.
Measure business response, continuity, challenges, traffic consumed and operator setup time.
Adopt IPRoyal or ProxyLane only for the tested workload; retain Proxy-Seller where its fit is stronger.
No. The official catalog separates residential and ISP products. Compare the same SKU, billing unit, geo and session behavior before deciding.
Its residential page lists HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 and username/password or IP allowlisting. Confirm the selected endpoint supports the mode your client needs.
No. Credentials describe authorization syntax. They do not establish the underlying pool, route ownership or performance.
Test it when no-expiry traffic, country/city/ISP targeting and HTTP/SOCKS5 fit the workload. Compare its $6.50 1 GB or larger ladder against the exact Proxy-Seller order.
Tell ProxyLane which targets, geography, session behavior and traffic volume your workflow needs.
Recheck linked product and billing terms before committing to a plan.
Reviewed 2026-09-16