Yeah, proxy price differences can be super confusing at first. A lot of it comes down to the type of proxy (datacenter vs. residential), location, and how "clean" the IPs are.
Some providers charge more because their IPs are less likely to be banned (e.g., from real residential users). Others just slap a "premium" label on cheap datacenter IPs and call it a day.
I’d recommend checking sites like Proxyway or Trustpilot for reviews. Also, test small batches before committing—some providers offer trial credits.
Some providers charge more because their IPs are less likely to be banned (e.g., from real residential users). Others just slap a "premium" label on cheap datacenter IPs and call it a day.
I’d recommend checking sites like Proxyway or Trustpilot for reviews. Also, test small batches before committing—some providers offer trial credits.