Compare Databay with the providers you are considering.
See what you pay, how long traffic lasts and which network controls fit your job. Each comparison links to official evidence and explains when the other provider is the better choice.
From $13.75· 5 GB residential · $2.75/GBChoose a provider to compare
Official pages checked on 30 October 2026. Price figures expire after 30 days; monthly subscriptions, credits and one-time orders keep their own billing labels.
Databay vs Oxylabs
$30.00 for up to 5 GB · monthly
A subscription brings residential proxies and other Oxylabs products together. Compare the traffic allowance and session controls with the Databay order your job needs.
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Databay vs IPRoyal
$7.35/GB for 1 GB · one-time
IPRoyal offers pay-as-you-go traffic and subscription pricing. Its never-expiring traffic can suit intermittent jobs; compare that with Databay validity and entry sizes.
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Databay vs Webshare
$3.50 for 1 GB · monthly
Webshare sells rotating residential traffic in monthly bundles. Compare the published billed totals with Databay traffic, bought once or topped up automatically, and choose the billing cadence that matches your job.
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Databay vs SOAX
$200.00 · credits
SOAX bills through credits and destination tiers across residential and mobile. The plan fee is a credit balance, not a fixed number of GB; geography changes the traffic it buys.
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Databay vs Proxyrack
From $110.00 · monthly
Proxyrack separates per-GB Premium Residential from per-thread and per-port products. This price table covers Premium Residential; the other products use different billing units.
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Start small. Keep the setup you already use.
Databay runs four shared rotating networks through one gateway. Connect your current HTTP or SOCKS5 client, choose the network for your job and scale from the first order.
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