Question 1

Is Rayobyte or Stat Proxies actually more ethical?

Accepted Answer

Both of us lead with ethics, so don't take either at its word — look at what each will let you verify. Rayobyte markets consent-based opt-in sourcing and states that it holds EWDCI membership and partners with Eden Reforestation; those are Rayobyte's own claims and worth confirming on rayobyte.com. Our answer is a mechanism rather than a badge: every IP we sell comes from address space we lease directly, and you can ask us to walk the chain on a specific IP before you rely on it. Judge us both on what we'll show you, not on what we say.

Question 2

What's the difference between shared and dedicated ISP proxies?

Accepted Answer

A shared ISP IP is used by more than one customer, which lowers the price but means someone else's traffic can affect the IP's reputation. A dedicated IP is yours alone. Providers with broad catalogs, Rayobyte included, often list both; every IP we sell is dedicated. Rayobyte lists static ISP from $5/IP as of July 2026 — check its pricing page for how its tiers are structured.

Question 3

Does Rayobyte charge per GB or per IP?

Accepted Answer

Both, depending on the product. Rayobyte's static ISP and datacenter are per-IP with unlimited bandwidth, while its rotating residential is per-GB (listed from $3.50/GB down to about $0.50/GB at high volume). We're per-IP only — there's no metered product to reconcile. If your work needs rotating residential, that per-GB line is a real Rayobyte advantage we don't offer.

Question 4

Is Stat Proxies a US-only provider with simpler pricing than Rayobyte?

Accepted Answer

Yes on both counts. We're US-only static ISP at a flat $2.50/IP/month with unlimited bandwidth and no other tiers to weigh. Rayobyte is also US-focused but spans datacenter, ISP, residential, and mobile at different price models. Simpler isn't automatically better — if you need that range, Rayobyte's breadth is the point.

Question 5

How do I verify a provider's sourcing claims instead of trusting the marketing?

Accepted Answer

Ask for specifics you can check: which entity owns the address block behind a given IP, and how the provider obtained the right to route it. A certification or a reforestation partnership is a signal, not proof. We built our answer to be auditable — ask us about your IPs and we'll show the leased block. Hold Rayobyte, and every provider, to the same standard.

Rayobyte Alternative — US Static ISP Proxies, Flat Pricing