Proxidize vs IPRoyal: which proxy provider fits your workflow?

For the volumes we checked, yes. Rotating mobile: IPRoyal's 100 GB plan is listed at $5.20/GB ($520/mo), versus Proxidize's flat $2/GB ($200/mo). Residential: IPRoyal's 50 GB subscription tier is $4.90/GB ($245/mo), versus Proxidize's flat $1/GB ($50/mo). Pricing changes, so verify both providers' live pricing pages before buying.

It depends on the workload. IPRoyal is better for broad global mobile coverage and very small paid tests — it offers a 24-hour dedicated plan and a 2 GB rotating bundle. Proxidize is better for buyers focused on mobile carrier IPs in its covered countries (US, Canada, UK, Germany, India) at a lower listed per-GB rate of a flat $2/GB.

Yes. IPRoyal lists mobile proxies as a product, with 5G/4G/3G/LTE IPs, both dedicated and rotating options, HTTP(S)/SOCKS5 protocols, and 24-hour test plans.

Yes. Proxidize mobile proxies run on 5G/4G/3G/LTE real mobile carrier IPs across multiple countries, with country, city/location, and carrier targeting.

Proxidize has the stronger visible price and rollover story: a flat $1/GB from 25 GB with unused bandwidth rollover. IPRoyal promotes residential traffic that never expires, but its visible subscription pricing for the 1 GB–50 GB tiers we checked ($7.00 down to $4.90/GB) is higher per GB than Proxidize's flat rate. IPRoyal's pay-as-you-go residential billing is about 5% higher still ($7.35 down to $5.15/GB), so subscription pricing is the fairer comparison and the one used here.

IPRoyal's help center states that dedicated mobile proxies carry a 30 GB daily data limit per proxy, while rotating mobile proxies have no daily data limit. This matters when choosing between dedicated and rotating mobile plans.

Proxidize mobile proxies are billed per GB, so there's no daily data cap — you simply buy the monthly bandwidth you need, from 25 GB up to 10,000 GB at a flat $2/GB.

Breadth versus focus. IPRoyal is a broad proxy platform: residential, ISP, datacenter, and mobile proxies, plus a Web Unblocker and a Video Scraper API. Proxidize is a focused mobile and residential proxy provider built around real mobile carrier IPs across multiple countries and simple flat-rate pricing. If you want a broad, all-in-one proxy platform, IPRoyal is the better fit; if you specifically need mobile IPs in Proxidize's covered countries at a lower published rate, Proxidize is.

Not with either provider for standard plans. Proxidize plans are self-serve with credentials ready in under a minute and no credit card required. IPRoyal also offers self-serve signup with paid test plans, including a 24-hour dedicated mobile option and a 2 GB rotating bundle.

Both providers require responsible use. Proxidize is built for legitimate public-web-data collection and requires KYC (Know Your Customer) verification from every customer — see Proxidize's Acceptable Use Policy for details. IPRoyal publishes its own Acceptable Use Policy; see each provider's policy for the specifics.