Updated Oct 5, 2026
Proxy Services

IPRoyal
Proxy provider with residential traffic packs that never expire
IPRoyal at a glance
from our research
Residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies for small teams and one-off data projects
Residential traffic never expires, and sticky sessions can hold one IP for up to 7 days
Fees are non-refundable unless a new service fails within 24 hours and isn't fixed in that window
Residential packs cost $7.35 per GB for 1 GB and $5.51 per GB for 10 GB; a recurring subscription is 5% less
Overview
What is IPRoyal?
IPRoyal sells residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile proxies, along with a Web Unblocker and a Video Scraper API. Its About page says the company started in 2020 as two people with a shared idea, and the site gives a headquarters address in Ajman, United Arab Emirates. The docs count over 64M residential IPs in 195+ countries, and the mobile pricing page over 4.5M mobile IPs. According to IPRoyal's sourcing page, residential IPs come from people who share their bandwidth through the Pawns.app application and from IP service provider partners.
Residential proxies change IP on every request or keep the same one for up to 7 days, with country, state and city targeting at no extra cost, HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support and unlimited concurrent requests. ISP proxies are static IPs from internet service providers, and datacenter proxies are dedicated IPs, both leased one proxy at a time. Mobile proxies cover 5G, 4G, 3G and LTE as rotating traffic or dedicated IPs. Web Unblocker works as a proxy endpoint that retries failed requests automatically and can render pages in a headless browser. The docs list web scraping, SEO research, data aggregation and social media management as uses.
Accounts are run from a web dashboard or the API, with sub-users, and the site offers a free proxy tester and proxy checker. Residential traffic is bought in packs, pay as you go or by subscription, and never expires. Datacenter and ISP proxies are leased for 30, 60 or 90 days, and mobile is sold per GB or as dedicated leases.
Our verdict on IPRoyal
IPRoyal suits buyers whose proxy needs come in bursts. Residential traffic never expires, whether it's bought pay as you go or by subscription, so a 10 GB pack bought for one project can sit in the account until the next. Sticky sessions can hold one IP for up to 7 days, and residential plans allow unlimited concurrent requests. Short jobs don't need a monthly plan either: datacenter and ISP proxies lease for 30, 60 or 90 days, and ISP proxies for a single day.
Residential pay as you go costs $7.35 per GB for 1 GB, $6.25 for 2 GB and $5.51 for 10 GB, falling to $1.84 per GB from 10 TB. A subscription prices the same packs 5% lower, at $7.00, $5.95 and $5.25 per GB, and renews until it's cancelled in the dashboard. So 10 GB costs $55.10 as a one-off pack, or $52.50 each time a subscription renews. Datacenter proxies start at $1.57 per proxy for 30 days and ISP proxies at $2.70, or $1.80 for 24 hours, but these are starting rates that move with location and quantity. Rotating mobile traffic runs from $6.80 per GB for 2 GB down to $5.20 at 100 GB.
The weak spots are targeting, refunds and sourcing detail. The residential docs stop at country, state and city, with no ZIP code or ASN option documented. The terms call fees non-cancelable and non-refundable, apart from a full refund when a service doesn't work in its first 24 hours and isn't fixed in that window. And the sourcing page names Pawns.app users and provider partners without describing how consent is collected, which matters to buyers whose procurement teams ask.
Choose IPRoyal for occasional or uneven workloads, where traffic that keeps between projects is worth more than a low per-GB rate. For a steady 10 GB a month, Decodo's 10 GB residential bundle costs $35 ($3.50 per GB) and adds ZIP code and ASN targeting. Teams that buy mobile traffic every month can look at SOAX, whose $200 Builder plan charges the same $3 per GB for US residential and mobile traffic, though its credits expire after 60 days.
Written by Lokesh Kapoor
Pros & cons
IPRoyal pros and cons
What it does well
- Purchased residential traffic never expires
- Sticky residential sessions can keep one IP for up to 7 days
- Datacenter and ISP proxies lease for 30, 60 or 90 days; ISP also for 24 hours
- Unlimited concurrent residential requests over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5
Where it falls short
- Residential targeting stops at city level; ZIP and ASN options aren't documented
- Datacenter, ISP and dedicated mobile prices are starting rates that vary by location
- The sourcing page names Pawns.app users and partners but describes no consent process
Editor's assessment from vendor documentation and published pricing
Pricing
IPRoyal pricing
IPRoyal's paid plans start at $1.57/month, right at the $1.60 median across the 5 tools in our Proxy Services ranking.
Residential (pay-as-you-go)
per GB, traffic never expires
- 64M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries
- Country, state and city targeting
- Rotating or sticky sessions up to 7 days
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support
- Unlimited concurrent sessions
Usage: Traffic is bought in packs and never expires: $7.35 per GB for 1 GB, $6.25 for 2 GB, $5.51 for 10 GB and $1.84 from 10 TB.
Residential (subscription)
per GB, subscription
- 64M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries
- Country, state and city targeting
- Rotating or sticky sessions up to 7 days
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support
- Unlimited concurrent sessions
Usage: Priced 5% below pay as you go: $7.00 per GB for 1 GB, $5.95 for 2 GB, $5.25 for 10 GB and $1.75 from 10 TB. The subscription recurs until it is cancelled in the dashboard, and traffic never expires.
Datacenter
per proxy, per 30 days
- Dedicated datacenter IPs
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Country, state and city targeting
- Unlimited sessions
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support
Usage: Leased per proxy for 30, 60 or 90 days, with 'starting from' rates of $1.57, $1.48 and $1.39 per proxy; the final price depends on location and quantity.
Mobile proxies
per GB, rotating mobile
- 4.5M+ mobile IPs
- 5G, 4G and 3G carrier IPs
- Automatic and manual IP rotation
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support
- Unlimited threads
Usage: Rotating traffic is bought in packs at $6.80 per GB for 2 GB, $6.00 for 10 GB, $5.60 for 50 GB and $5.20 for 100 GB. Dedicated mobile proxies are leased instead: $10.11 for 24 hours, or from $130 a month on a 30-day lease, $123.50 on 60 days and $117 on 90 days.
ISP
per proxy, per 30 days
- Dedicated static ISP IPs
- Unlimited sessions
- State and city targeting
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support
- 24/7 support
Usage: Leased per proxy for 24 hours ($1.80), 30 days ($2.70), 60 days ($2.55) or 90 days ($2.40), all 'starting from' rates that vary with location and quantity; traffic is included with fair usage protection for high-volume use.
Checked against IPRoyal's pricing page on October 5, 2026 · see the full breakdown
Capabilities
IPRoyal features
Checked against the same feature list as every other tool in its category.
Network & Coverage
- Included:10M+ IP poolA pool large enough that rotation rarely reuses an address on the same target.
- Included:Datacentre proxiesFast, cheap server-hosted IPs suited to undefended targets.
- Included:Mobile (4G/5G) proxiesCarrier-assigned mobile IPs, the most trusted and most expensive type.
- Included:Residential proxy poolIP addresses from real consumer connections, which pass most detection.
- Included:Static ISP proxiesDatacentre-hosted IPs registered to consumer ISPs, which are fast and look residential.
Targeting & Control
- Included:City & ASN targetingSelect IPs by country, city, and network operator rather than country only.Country, state and city only
- Included:JavaScript renderingRuns a real browser so client-rendered pages return complete HTML.
- Not included:Managed scraping APIAn endpoint that handles retries, rendering and unblocking, returning parsed data.
- Included:Rotation controlConfigure when and how addresses rotate rather than accepting a default.
- Included:Sticky sessionsHold the same IP for a defined period so multi-step flows work.
Compliance & Support
- Included:24/7 technical supportRound-the-clock access to engineers who understand the product.
- Included:Compliance frameworkKYC checks, use-case review and a documented compliance programme.
- Included:Pay-as-you-go optionBuy traffic without a monthly commitment or expiring credits.
- Included:Published ethical sourcingA documented consent model explaining how residential IPs are obtained.Names Pawns.app; consent terms not described
Ecosystem
IPRoyal integrations
- Python
- Node.js
- Puppeteer
- Scrapy
Videos
Watch IPRoyal in action
Product walkthroughs from IPRoyal's own YouTube channel.
How to Set Up IPRoyal Residential Proxies Step-by-Step
Alternatives
Top IPRoyal alternatives
Tools that do the same job, from the same category.
Decodo
Best for small teams buying residential proxy traffic by the GB on a self-service account
SOAX
Best for data teams that split residential and mobile proxy access across projects or clients
Bright Data
Best for registered companies that want proxies and scraping APIs under one contract
Fit check
Will IPRoyal fit your team?
Support
- Email support
- Live chat
- Knowledge base
Training
- Documentation
Deployment
- Web
Typical users
- Freelancers
- Small businesses
- Mid-size companies
FAQs
IPRoyal FAQs
Written by our editorial team.
Does IPRoyal residential traffic expire?
No. IPRoyal says purchased residential traffic never expires, so unused GB stay in the account between projects, and that holds for subscriptions as well as pay-as-you-go packs. Larger packs cost less per GB: pay as you go runs from $7.35 per GB for 1 GB to $5.51 at 10 GB and $1.84 from 10 TB, and a subscription is 5% cheaper at each size. Subscriptions renew until they're cancelled under Manage subscription in the dashboard.
How much do IPRoyal proxies cost?
It depends on the proxy type. Residential traffic costs $7.35 per GB for a 1 GB pack, or $7.00 on subscription, with lower rates on larger packs. Datacenter proxies start at $1.57 per proxy for 30 days, ISP proxies at $2.70 for 30 days or $1.80 for 24 hours, and rotating mobile traffic at $6.80 per GB for 2 GB. Dedicated mobile proxies cost $10.11 for 24 hours or from $130 for 30 days. See IPRoyal pricing.
Can you get a refund from IPRoyal?
Only in narrow cases. IPRoyal's terms say fees are non-cancelable and non-refundable, except for a full refund when a service doesn't work in its first 24 hours and isn't fixed within that window. Mobile proxies have their own rules: unresolved connection problems within 24 hours, or an unwanted subscription charge reported within 72 hours, qualify if no more than 500 MB was used. Payments made in crypto aren't refunded.
Where do IPRoyal's residential IPs come from?
From two sources, according to IPRoyal's sourcing page: people who share their bandwidth through the Pawns.app application, and IP service provider partners. The page says monitoring is limited to the targets accessed through the pool, but it doesn't describe a consent process. IPRoyal's Acceptable Use Policy bans fraud, including click fraud, piracy, and collecting third-party content without permission, including for model training. See IPRoyal alternatives.
What targeting and session options does IPRoyal offer?
Residential proxies can be targeted by country, state or city at no extra cost, across 195+ countries. Each request can get a new IP, or a sticky session can keep the same IP for up to 7 days, over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5 with unlimited concurrent requests. ISP proxies are static IPs with state and city targeting, and mobile proxies cover 5G, 4G, 3G and LTE with automatic or manual rotation.
Sources & methodology
Product details come from IPRoyal's public website and documentation (United Arab Emirates). Every plan and price was checked against the vendor's pricing page on October 5, 2026. We haven't tested this product hands-on; the verdict is a desk assessment. How we research and rank tools
- Founded 2020
- 1 language supported
- iproyal.com
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