Proxy Provider Alternatives: Honest Comparisons
Straight comparisons of Stat Proxies against Oxylabs, IPRoyal, Webshare, SOAX, Decodo, Rayobyte, and NetNut - where we win, where they win, and who each provider is really for.
Stat Proxies compared to other proxy providers
- Stat Proxies vs Oxylabs: No GB commitment and no 3-day refund window. For the buyer who wants static US IPs without a metered tier.
- Stat Proxies vs IPRoyal: Our closest per-IP static match. We differ on US-only focus and sourcing you can audit, not on price.
- Stat Proxies vs Webshare: Webshare is cheaper with a free tier and an API. We're the pick when you need to verify an IP is truly residential.
- Stat Proxies vs SOAX: SOAX is entirely per-GB with no static product. We sell the stable IP and flat bill it doesn't.
- Stat Proxies vs Decodo: Formerly Smartproxy. One flat product instead of a subscription / PAYG / static catalog to parse.
- Stat Proxies vs Rayobyte: The nearest US, ethics-forward peer. Verifiable per-IP sourcing and a lower static price, against a broader catalog.
- Stat Proxies vs NetNut: After the July 2026 seizure: static ISP IPs on a supply chain you can actually check.
Frequently asked questions
Which proxy providers does Stat Proxies compare itself to?
Oxylabs, IPRoyal, Webshare, SOAX, Decodo, Rayobyte, and NetNut. Each one has its own page that says where that provider is the better buy.
What does Stat Proxies sell?
US static ISP proxies at a flat $2.50 per IP per month with unlimited bandwidth. You keep each IP for the life of your subscription.
When is another provider the better choice?
When you need rotating IPs, locations outside the US, or IP whitelisting or API-token proxy authentication. Stat Proxies offers none of those.
Does Stat Proxies offer account management and an SLA?
Yes, on enterprise deployments. They come with a named account manager, guided onboarding, and a written SLA with a 99.994% uptime commitment. Private subnets get custom terms.
How fast can I start?
Proxies deploy instantly after checkout. Refund requests are evaluated case by case under our Terms of Service.