Choose ASocks if
- Teams that want API-generated location-specific proxy ports
- Comparing a per-port unlimited plan with metered residential or mobile traffic
ASocks documents self-service API search and creation of location-specific proxy ports. NetNut's current site describes rotating and static proxy products plus a managed Unblocker API, with product and volume priced by quote. The useful difference is automated port procurement versus a scoped proxy or managed-access proposal.
Published entry offers, reviewed 2026-09-14
Compare the actual traffic commitment, session controls and cost of a usable response. If you already fetch and parse pages, run your existing HTTP client against the same permitted pages, country target and session policy on both residential gateways.
| Decision | ASocks | NetNut | ProxyLane |
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| Example route for this job | ASocksResidential proxy gateway | NetNutResidential proxy gateway | ProxyLaneResidential proxy gateway for the HTTP client or browser you already run |
| Charging basis | Traffic allowance; confirm the selected GB or port plan | Traffic allowance; confirm the selected GB or port plan | Prepaid GB that never expires |
| How you pay | The homepage advertises per-proxy monthly unlimited mobile, residential and corporate plans. Its separate comparison page lists pay-as-you-go residential/mobile GB pricing; check the live account for plan availability, geo restrictions and the actual charging unit. | The current NetNut-branded pricing page says usage-based plans are quoted by product, volume and target, with monthly packages and volume discounts. Its Unblocker API page describes success-based charging; no public numeric entry rate or self-service minimum was shown. | 350 MB trial for $1.95, then prepaid packages from $6.50/GB for 1 GB down to $2.50/GB for 1 TB. Unused traffic never expires. |
| Integration work | Use the documented v2 API to search proxies by country/type or create a proxy port with country, city, ASN, TTL and traffic-limit fields; pass the resulting address and credentials to a proxy-capable client. | The current site describes username/password or IP-whitelist authentication for HTTP(S)/SOCKS5 rotating and sticky proxy sessions. It separately describes an authenticated Unblocker API request that accepts a URL and returns rendered HTML. | HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 endpoints on three regional gateways: Europe, the Americas and Asia. Export proxy lists in 8 formats for scripts, scrapers and antidetect browsers. |
| A small or irregular job | Compare a monthly per-port commitment against a GB-based pay-as-you-go option only after confirming both are currently offered for your chosen proxy type. | Obtain a written quote for the exact proxy or API product and target volume; no current public minimum can be compared to self-service GB prices. | Start with the 350 MB trial for $1.95 or a 1 GB package. Unused traffic never expires. |
| Browser workflow | Select a residential or mobile port and configure it in your own browser; a sticky/port setting is not a hosted browser product. | Ask for a live trial of the rotating or static proxy gateway in your own browser and confirm current service availability before committing. | Sticky sessions from 1 second to 72 hours, with a named session ID for each browser profile. |
| Connecting an agent | The v2 search and create-port endpoints let agent code provision proxies; keep the API key server-side and confirm the plan's traffic meter. | Use a proxy-capable MCP tool you control or evaluate the quoted managed API; a branded AI-data page is not documentation for a native MCP server. | Point your agent's fetcher or browser tool at the proxy endpoint. ProxyLane supplies the network, not a hosted browser. |
| A growing production workload | Check per-port quantity discounts versus metered traffic in the actual dashboard, then sample the exact geography and target before allocating many ports. | Validate current network access, sourcing and account terms with a small workload before relying on a volume commitment or dedicated pool. | Target by country, region, city, ZIP, ISP or ASN across 195 countries. Larger packages lower the rate to $2.50/GB. |
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For a scheduler assigning city or ASN exits, exercise ASocks' v2 search and create-port fields, including TTL and traffic limits, on the actual target. NetNut describes rotating or sticky HTTP(S)/SOCKS5 gateway access and static ISP options, so ask for the corresponding geography, session behavior and identity term in a written quote. A configured ASocks port and a NetNut static IP should not be treated as the same lease without testing the required continuity.
NetNut's public pricing page gives no numeric entry SKU; include the selected product, target and volume in the quote request. ASocks presents monthly per-proxy and separately described per-GB terms, which need confirmation for the chosen pool. If difficult pages need managed handling, test NetNut's URL-based Unblocker API against your own request code using an ASocks port, counting usable responses and retries. Keep the quoted managed meter apart from port occupancy and traffic.
ProxyLane offers premium residential IPs with ultra-low fraud scores, from ethically sourced, real devices.
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of 1,000 sampled IPs rated low risk by Scamalytics
Low risk: scores 0–19 on Scamalytics’ 0–100 scale. Aggregate sample result; individual countries vary.
Advertised starting offers use different products and billing units. Price the matched route before choosing a plan.
$3per GB
Residential unlimited: $5 per proxy/month on the homepage; a separate official comparison advertises residential/mobile pay-as-you-go at $3/GB. Confirm availability and plan unit in the account.
Quoteon request
Request a quote: the current NetNut-branded pricing page publishes no numeric entry price or minimum; quote depends on product, volume and target. The older netnut.io domain currently displays a seizure notice.
$1.95350 MB trial
350 MB trial for $1.95. Packages from $6.50/GB for 1 GB down to $2.50/GB for 1 TB, with traffic that never expires.
Try 350 MB for $1.95Same targets, same fields. Compare the cost of each usable record. Worksheet
Same targets on both routes
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Minimums, expiry, add-ons
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From $2/GB. Buy the traffic you need, keep it until you use it.
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per GB · Traffic never expires
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ASocks starts at $3 per GB (pay-as-you-go residential), NetNut at Quote on request (no public entry price). Billing units differ, so compare the cost of a usable record on the same workload, not the headline rate.
Compare the actual traffic commitment, session controls and cost of a usable response. ASocks: Residential proxy gateway. NetNut: Residential proxy gateway.
Yes. The 350 MB trial costs $1.95 and runs on the same residential network as paid packages. Unused traffic never expires.
Country, region, city, ZIP, ISP and ASN targeting across 195 countries. Sessions can rotate on every request or stay sticky from 1 second to 72 hours, over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5.
No. ProxyLane is a residential proxy network for the client, scraper or browser you already run. Your team keeps control of fetching, rendering and parsing.
Run the targets you would send to ASocks or NetNut. Get 350 MB of residential traffic with sticky sessions up to 72 hours. Keep any unused traffic for later.