Fixed-IP tasks that can use per-address ISP or datacenter leases
Teams that need an API catalog and service-level proxy access controls
WHEN TO RECONSIDER
Find the actual friction
Per-IP dedicated products and metered rotating pools have different cost drivers and cannot share a single headline price.
ISP inventory and carrier availability are dynamic; check a desired ASN or location before ordering.
START WITH THE CHANGE YOU NEED
Three routes worth comparing
DataImpulse
Compare the residential purchase terms
Byteful's dedicated datacenter and static ISP products are sold by assigned IP and term, while its rotating pools are data-based. DataImpulse sells non-expiring prepaid GB across residential, mobile and datacenter pools. The pivotal question is whether a fixed address or consumption between idle periods defines the job.
Before you switch
A prepaid GB balance is not a fixed IP or a managed browser. Keep those requirements separate.
Byteful's catalog includes dedicated datacenter and static ISP IP leases alongside rotating data-based pools. Webshare starts with capped free shared datacenter access and sells proxy-count and monthly residential GB plans. A free connection check and a fixed-identity production purchase answer different questions.
Before you switch
Compare a static ISP or datacenter plan; a rotating residential subscription is a different route.
Byteful supplies dedicated and rotating proxy products for software you operate. Scrapfly sells a managed Scrape API with feature-dependent monthly credits and separately documents MCP and Cloud Browser. Compare the application work around a proxy with the usable result returned by an API.
Before you switch
An API response does not replace a proxy address inside every existing application.
Dedicated datacenter and static ISP products are priced per IP with subscription-cycle and quantity discounts and an unlimited-bandwidth claim subject to fair use. Residential and mobile pools are data-based; retrieve the live catalog for available products and prices.
Write down the last issue that made you consider switching. If it was a bill, compare the minimum commitment and expiry rules for the same monthly volume. If it was incomplete data, compare a proxy connection with a managed scraping API. If it was engineering time, count the browser maintenance and parsing work you would still own after switching.
The documented API exposes proxy type filters, service/usage controls and a public checkout catalog; choose datacenter or ISP fixed IPs versus residential/mobile list endpoints, then configure the assigned proxy in a client.
Keep one small job on the current provider while you evaluate the replacement. Preserve the same target sample and required output so you can identify what improved.