Proxy-Seller Alternative: Pay-As-You-Go Residential Picks (2026)

How Proxy-Seller prices, and where it pinches

Proxy-Seller is a long-standing vendor selling residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies in prepaid traffic packages. You buy a bucket, say 1 GB, 5 GB, or 50 GB, and draw from it. The public residential rate has sat in roughly the $3 to $7/GB range depending on volume. The pinch is the model itself. Buckets mean a minimum commitment, and many packages come with an expiry window. If your use is small or bursty, you either overbuy or watch credits quietly expire.

What an alternative should mean for pay-as-you-go

When people search for a Proxy-Seller alternative, they usually want one of three things. Pure pay-per-GB with no bucket. Longer or no expiry. And a cleaner pool. I cared about all three after burning a 50 GB bucket on a job that only needed 6 GB.

How I compared without guessing

1. Pulled a free trial from a reseller instead of trusting marketing pages.
2. Ran the same small target list through both Proxy-Seller and the trial pool.
3. Logged success versus block per 1,000 requests, and how often a session survived.
4. Priced the real cost at my actual volume, not the headline rate.

What worked for my workload

I ended up on ProxyHub, the official Kookeey reseller. Same residential concept, but paid traffic starts at $0.5/GB across 190+ countries with no bucket to overbuy, and the trial let me benchmark on my own targets first. For my volume that beat the bucket math clearly.

A bucket only looks cheap until the job ends and half of it is still sitting there unused.

If the package model has been pinching you too, grab trial credentials and run your real task before you trust any alternative claim. Message t.me/dailiIP666888 on Telegram for test IPs covering 190+ countries of real residential proxies, no card required. Run your own benchmark, then decide.