911Proxy operates a backconnect residential proxy network through its ResQ911 client application, which most users install to pull sessions from the pool. KnoxProxy skips that step: proxies connect directly from a dashboard and API, with no client software to run on the source machine. Both target residential IP access for scraping, account management, and geo-unblocking, but the access model differs at the root. 911Proxy asks buyers to trust a third-party client running alongside their workflow. KnoxProxy keeps the stack simple -- credentials, an endpoint, and a request.
Choose KnoxProxy if you want direct dashboard and API access with no extra software, transparent per-GB pricing starting at $2.10/GB, and 2xx-only billing that never charges for failed requests. Choose 911Proxy if a client-based backconnect network with its own rotation controls fits your workflow, and running ResQ911 alongside your scraping stack is not a concern. Test both against your actual targets before committing to either.
| KnoxProxy | 911Proxy | |
|---|---|---|
| Proxy access model | Direct dashboard + API -- no software install | ResQ911 client app required for full network access |
| Residential pool size | 90.4M | Not publicly published |
| Residential pricing model | $2.10/GB PAYG (to $1.10 at volume) | Traffic-package plans, no fixed public $/GB rate |
| Countries covered | 195+ | Broad global coverage (exact count not published) |
| City / ASN targeting | All plans, set via request parameters | Available through ResQ911 client filters |
| Protocols | HTTP/S, SOCKS5 | HTTP/S, SOCKS5 |
| Failed-request billing | Never billed (2xx-only) | Standard metered billing |
| Headless / server-only setup | Native -- no GUI or client needed | Client app is central to most residential access |
| Getting started | Instant, 14-day money-back, no download step | Requires ResQ911 download plus account setup |
| Task | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Server-side scraping without installing extra software | KnoxProxy | Direct API and dashboard access skips the client-install step entirely |
| Users comfortable running a desktop client for proxy access | 911Proxy | ResQ911 gives visual control over the backconnect network before scripting against it |
| CI/CD pipelines or containerized, headless servers | KnoxProxy | No GUI client to run means proxies work in headless environments without a workaround |
| Teams that prefer one bundled traffic package over metered billing | 911Proxy | Package-based plans can suit buyers who would rather not track per-GB usage |
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The protocol is identical -- host, port, credentials. The migration isn't hard; the discipline is running both in parallel long enough to trust the numbers on your real workload.
Replace ResQ911-routed connections with KnoxProxy credentials at gw.knoxproxy.com. There is no client to uninstall on the request side -- just update your gateway host, username, and password.
911Proxy manages rotation and sticky sessions through ResQ911's client settings. KnoxProxy sets these with request-level parameters (country, city, session ID) instead of a client interface -- translate each setting per the docs.
Once traffic moves to KnoxProxy, ResQ911 no longer needs to run alongside your scraping stack. Confirm no other workflows still depend on the client before removing it from production machines.
911 proxy, or 911Proxy, is a residential proxy provider whose network runs mainly through the ResQ911 client app. It offers backconnect residential access built around that client, unlike KnoxProxy's dashboard-only, no-install approach to the same kind of residential IP access.
Yes, if you want to skip the ResQ911 client. KnoxProxy connects directly through a dashboard and API, with transparent $2.10/GB residential pricing and 2xx-only billing. 911Proxy's backconnect network still works well for buyers comfortable running its client software alongside their tools.
ResQ911 is 911Proxy's client application. Most of the service's backconnect residential access runs through this desktop or mobile client rather than a pure API or dashboard flow. KnoxProxy needs no client software; proxies connect straight from a script using dashboard credentials.
With 911Proxy, yes for most of its residential network -- the ResQ911 client is central to how sessions are pulled. KnoxProxy needs no install. You authenticate with a username and password directly against the gateway endpoint from any script or server.
911Proxy sells traffic through package plans rather than a published flat per-GB rate, so a direct price comparison is hard to confirm. KnoxProxy publishes $2.10/GB PAYG residential pricing that drops at volume, with 2xx-only billing so failed requests are never charged.
911Proxy's client-based model centers on installing ResQ911 on a device, which can complicate headless or containerized server setups. KnoxProxy skips this entirely -- proxies work from any environment that can make an HTTP or SOCKS5 request, no GUI or client required.
Replace ResQ911-routed connections with KnoxProxy credentials at gw.knoxproxy.com. There is no client to uninstall on the request side -- just update your gateway host, username, and password. Most teams run both providers in parallel for about a week, comparing per-target success, before cutting over fully.
Nothing beyond the gateway host and credentials changes -- the underlying proxy protocol (HTTP/S and SOCKS5) is the same, so your existing scraping code, retry logic, and session handling keep working as-is. Most teams simply point requests at gw.knoxproxy.com and run both providers in parallel for a few days before cutting over fully.
Yes. Enterprise plans include signed MSAs, standard invoicing, committed-use volume discounts, and a named account manager once usage passes 1 TB/mo. Below that threshold, every account still gets self-serve PAYG pricing, 2xx-only billing, and 24/7 live chat support, so enterprise-grade terms and everyday self-serve billing sit on the same platform.
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