Market data, pricing trends, and performance benchmarks from the KnoxProxy team. We publish what we measure, refreshed monthly, so you can make better procurement decisions.
The market median is $4.20/GB pay-as-you-go, down ~7% year over year, with mainstream providers ranging from about $2.10 to $8.40/GB. Volume commitments and enterprise terms push negotiated rates well below list. We track this monthly across 30 providers in our Residential Proxy Price Index.
Supply-side efficiency and value-tier competition are compressing the middle of the market, pushing the median down about 7% year over year to $4.20/GB. The premium tier resists the same pressure because it sells procurement assurance and bundled tooling, not just raw bandwidth.
Yes, freely with attribution: "Residential Proxy Price Index, KnoxProxy Research, July 2026." The full 30-provider CSV, historical series, and methodology notes are available to journalists and reviewers on request, and the index itself refreshes monthly as new public rate cards are collected.
Not necessarily. Effective cost is list price divided by success rate, with failed-request billing factored in. A low sticker on a low-success pool can cost more per useful request than a higher-priced, higher-success network -- which is why the index tracks published rates, not effective cost, as a starting point.
Our data shows the market median is $4.20/GB. KnoxProxy starts at $2.10/GB. See what below-median pricing looks like in practice.