Rayobyte review

Pricing runs $0.50 to $3.50 per GB, so the entry point and the top of the range sit far apart depending on the plan you pick. The mid-point of the broader group here is €0.88, which puts the cheaper Rayobyte tiers below the crowd and the dearer ones above it.

A free trial is listed, so you can pull traffic through the pool before you commit to a subscription. That is the norm in this group too, with free trials offered across 86% of proxy listings.

residential, isp and datacenter are sold through the same account, so residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile traffic can run from a single supplier and a single contract. Scraper needs that only touch datacenter traffic often end up paying for residential capacity they never use.

Residential proxies cover 163 countries, just under the group median of 163 for proxy listings, and the pool behind them is 40M+ residential IPs. Rayobyte is headquartered in the US, so account and contracts are US-based.

40M+ residential IPs is the figure the company publishes, and it sits behind the same residential, isp and datacenter lineup. Combined with 163 countries, that gives breadth of addresses and breadth of geography from the same account.

email, chat and help centre cover the ways you can get help: email, chat, a help centre and a community. Telephone is the gap, and a small one in this category, since phone support is rare across proxy listings at 14.3%.

Rayobyte has traded since 2015 and contracts as Blazing SEO, LLC d/b/a Rayobyte. That naming matters for buyers who sign procurement paperwork, since the entity behind the terms is the counterparty rather than a trading name alone.

On proxy types, Rayobyte lists residential, isp and datacenter, against residential and isp at Shifter, residential and datacenter at Scrapfly and residential, isp and datacenter at Geonode. Only Rayobyte carries mobile alongside the other three, which matters for app and social scraping.