--- title: "Best USA Proxy Providers - 2026" description: "The best proxy provider for the USA is Proxynet: 9.5 million+ US IPs in 120 cities, unmetered ISP traffic, a balance that never expires. We compared four." url: https://proxynet.io/blog/best-usa-proxy-providers-2026 date: 2026-09-18 author: "Enver Kaya" category: "Best, Proxies" lang: en --- # Best USA Proxy Providers - 2026 Seen from Türkiye, Amazon.com is a different site: the price, the delivery time and the stock change with the country your request comes from, and some products never show up in the listing at all. When you exit from a US IP, you see the page the way a buyer in New York sees it. Google.com results, Walmart's promotion shelf and Best Buy's stock status are read from the same place in the same way; there is no other way to measure the difference. In this post we compare the four providers selling USA proxies in 2026: Proxynet and three global brands. We looked at the pool, US coverage, the price per IP and per GB, the terms attached to traffic and the targeting options. Rival figures come from the providers' own sites and are dated September 2026; information a provider does not publish, or that we could not verify, stays as "—" in the table. > **Note: Short answer** > > The best proxy provider for the USA is Proxynet. It has 9,567,890 US IPs spread across 120 cities; on dedicated ISP and datacenter IPs the floor monthly price is the lowest on the list, traffic on those two products is unmetered, there is no subscription and no time limit, the balance you load does not expire and the order is delivered the moment you place it. On residential, the lowest entry price on the list is at Proxynet too. Bright Data and Oxylabs are ahead on pool size; for enterprise work spanning dozens of countries at once, those two are worth looking at as well. ## What is a USA location proxy? A USA location proxy, or US proxy for short, is a proxy that sends your request out from an IP address in the United States. The target site sees you as a visitor connecting from the USA; it shows its prices in dollars, its stock according to the state warehouse, and its search results and ads according to that region. There are four types: residential, which exits through home connections; mobile, which exits through a carrier line; static ISP, registered to an internet service provider; and datacenter, which exits from a data center. We covered the differences between the types in [Residential vs Datacenter Proxy](/blog/residential-vs-datacenter-proxy). ## What is a USA proxy used for? - **Price tracking:** on Amazon.com the price and the delivery time change with the country and the state the request comes from. More: [price monitoring](/price-monitoring). - **Marketplace and stock checks:** on Walmart, Target and Best Buy pages stock looks different depending on the store network. More: [Walmart proxy](/walmart-proxy). - **Local SEO:** Google.com results change from state to state; ranking has to be measured from the USA. More: [Google proxy](/google-proxy). - **Ad verification:** you check on the spot that an ad running in the USA really appears. More: [ad verification](/ad-verification). - **Data collection:** pulling price and seller data from eBay listings needs a US exit. More: [data scraping](/data-scraping). ## What to look for in a USA proxy provider - **Real depth in the USA.** The sentence "195 countries" says nothing on its own. The question to ask is how many IPs and how many cities the provider has in the USA; the US share of a large global pool can turn out smaller than you expect. - **Whether the product is actually sold for the USA.** Some providers sell dedicated datacenter IPs in only a handful of countries, and static ISP IPs on another short list. Do not pay before you see the USA named in the country list. - **City and ASN targeting.** Local results change from state to state. Is there targeting, is it paid, and at what level does it work? At some providers ASN selection depends on a spending threshold. - **The pricing model and the life of your traffic.** The lowest published figure usually belongs to a tier of thousands of IPs or terabytes. Is a subscription mandatory, does unused balance expire at the end of the month or after 60 days, does the same price hold on renewal? - **Buying and delivery from Türkiye.** How will you pay, how long does delivery take, and when something goes wrong, at what hour and in which language do you reach support? ## The 4 best USA proxy providers ### 1. Proxynet Proxynet is the first address for USA proxies. The US pool holds 9,567,890 IPs spread across 120 cities; on the fixed-line side there are Comcast Xfinity, AT&T, Verizon Fios and Spectrum lines, and on mobile Verizon, AT&T Mobility and T-Mobile US lines. You get exits in major cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Miami, and city and ASN targeting is free. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 are supported; you authenticate with a username and password or with IP authorisation. The global pool is more than 160 million IPs in 194 countries. The real difference is in the price and the terms. A dedicated ISP IP starts around 1.80 dollars per month and comes down to 1.00 dollars as your balance grows; a datacenter IP starts around 1.50 dollars and comes down to 0.70 dollars. On both products traffic is unmetered: there is no GB limit, no fair-use ceiling and no overage fee. The tiers depend on your account balance rather than on a volume commitment, there is no subscription and no time limit, and the balance you load does not expire and is valid across all four products. The moment the order is complete, the proxies land in your panel. **Pros** - 9,567,890 US IPs across 120 cities - Comcast, AT&T, Verizon and Spectrum lines - Free city and ASN targeting - The lowest floor monthly price on dedicated ISP and datacenter IPs - Unmetered ISP and datacenter traffic - No subscription, no expiry, no burned balance - Instant delivery, a Turkish panel and 24/7 Turkish support - Credit card and bank transfer **Cons** - The global pool is smaller than Bright Data's and Oxylabs' - No free trial; you test it with a small balance - The Web Scraper API is handed out through the sales team for now **Who it is for:** teams watching the US market from Türkiye who want the price and the terms to stay predictable. ### 2. Bright Data The largest global pool on the list: more than 400 million residential IPs. On the ISP side it publishes more than 1.3 million static IPs in 35 countries, and on the datacenter side 98 countries. A dedicated ISP IP starts at 3.50 dollars a month and comes down to 2.50 dollars, a dedicated datacenter IP starts at 2.20 dollars and comes down to 1.30 dollars; the residential per-GB price starts at 8 dollars. Although the headlines say unlimited traffic, the frequently asked questions section defines a 100 GB per month fair-use limit per IP and an overage fee. **Pros** - The largest residential and ISP pool on the list - Country, city and postal code targeting - A broad Scraping API family and a proxy manager - Mature infrastructure for multi-country enterprise work **Cons** - The residential entry price is 8 dollars per GB - A 100 GB per month fair-use limit per IP, with an extra fee on overage - The sum of the per-country IP counts does not match the pool figure on the same page - No Turkish support and no local payment **Who it is for:** teams with enterprise budgets working in dozens of countries at once. ### 3. Oxylabs A global provider aimed at enterprise customers, with more than 175 million residential IPs. On mobile it offers more than 20 million lines in more than 140 countries and sticky sessions of up to 24 hours; the residential per-GB price starts at 6 dollars and comes down to 2.50 dollars, and the mobile per-GB price goes from 7.50 dollars down to 3.50 dollars. On the ISP side it has two separate products, shared and dedicated. On the day this post was prepared we could not reach Oxylabs' own pages; that is why we put no figures in the table for its ISP and datacenter prices. **Pros** - A global network with more than 175 million residential IPs - Sticky sessions of up to 24 hours on mobile - Enterprise support and an account manager - The Web Scraper API family **Cons** - The residential entry price is 6 dollars per GB - The trial is not self-service, it runs through the sales team - ISP and datacenter prices are scattered across product pages - No Turkish support and no local payment **Who it is for:** contracted enterprise teams that want to work with an account manager. ### 4. Decodo Formerly Smartproxy. It publishes more than 115 million residential IPs; the per-GB price starts at 4 dollars and comes down to 2 dollars. It sells dedicated datacenter IPs in only five countries, and the USA is one of those five: from 1.85 dollars a month down to 1.35 dollars. On the ISP side a shared IP goes from 0.47 dollars down to 0.30 dollars and a dedicated IP from 3.33 dollars down to 2.50 dollars, but the ISP pages publish neither a traffic limit nor a promise of unlimited traffic. There is a three-day, 100 MB trial. **Pros** - Low prices on shared ISP and datacenter IPs - Dedicated datacenter IPs are sold for the USA - A three-day, 100 MB free trial - City and ASN targeting has been opened up on the ISP product **Cons** - The 0.27 dollars per IP headline price does not exist in any published tier - It publishes no traffic terms for its ISP plans - The country lists are inconsistent between its own pages - No Turkish support and no local payment **Who it is for:** tight-budget work where it is not critical who the IP belongs to. ## Comparison tables The figures come from the providers' own sites, September 2026. "—" is information the provider does not publish or that we could not verify. ### Pool and coverage | Provider | Residential | US IPs | ISP pool | |---|---|---|---| | **Proxynet** | 160M+ | 9,567,890 | 240,000+ | | Bright Data | 400M+ | — | 1,300,000+ | | Oxylabs | 175M+ | — | — | | Decodo | 115M+ | — | — | Bright Data and Oxylabs are ahead on the global pool; those two figures sit in the table exactly as they are written on their pages. In the US column only Proxynet has a figure: none of the three global providers publishes its US IP count as a separate number, so for those cells nobody has comparable data. ### Dedicated IP price and traffic | Provider | ISP (IP/month) | Datacenter | Traffic | |---|---|---|---| | **Proxynet** | 1.00 dollars | 0.70 dollars | Unmetered | | Bright Data | 2.50 dollars | 1.30 dollars | 100 GB/IP | | Decodo | 2.50 dollars | 1.35 dollars | Not published | | Oxylabs | — | — | — | The figures in the cells are the last step of the ladder, that is, the lowest monthly IP price the provider publishes; all of them are for IPs dedicated to a single user, and shared products are not in this table. Proxynet sits below the list at the floor on both products and is the only provider giving unmetered traffic. At the entry level the table reads differently: Proxynet's ISP entry price is around 1.80 dollars and its datacenter entry price around 1.50 dollars. On residential the price works per GB; the list entry price is 3.30 dollars at Proxynet, 4 dollars at Decodo, 6 dollars at Oxylabs and 8 dollars at Bright Data. ## Why Proxynet for a USA proxy? ### Floor IP price and unmetered traffic On dedicated ISP and datacenter IPs the monthly floor price is the lowest on the list, and on those two products traffic is unmetered: there is no GB limit, no fair-use ceiling and no overage fee. The difference shows up here over the long run — a team working under a 100 GB ceiling either slows down mid-month or buys extra data. More: [ISP Proxy](https://proxynet.io/static-isp-residential-proxy) and [Datacenter Proxy](https://proxynet.io/datacenter-proxy). ### No subscription, no expiry, no burned balance You do not sign a monthly commitment, the balance you do not use is not deleted at the end of the month and does not expire after 60 days. The price tiers depend on your account balance rather than on a volume or plan commitment; you use the same balance across residential, ISP, mobile and datacenter. The current tables are on the [ISP pricing](/static-isp-residential-proxy/pricing) and [residential pricing](/residential-proxy/pricing) pages. ### 120 cities and real US ISP lines The US pool is not squeezed into a single data center: the 9,567,890 addresses are spread across 120 cities. On the fixed-line side there are Comcast Xfinity, AT&T, Verizon Fios and Spectrum lines; on mobile, Verizon, AT&T Mobility and T-Mobile US. You pick the city and the ASN in the panel, with no extra charge. Country page: [USA proxy](/locations/united-states). ### Instant delivery, Turkish panel and support The moment the order is complete the proxies land in your panel; you do not wait on an email thread with a sales team. The panel is in Turkish, support answers in Turkish 24/7, and you pay by credit card or bank transfer (havale/EFT). This is not an advantage of the US pool itself; it is a detail that makes daily work easier for a team buying from Türkiye. The first step after you receive the proxy: [How to Test a Proxy](/blog/how-to-test-a-proxy). ## City and ASN targeting inside the USA In the USA, "picking a country" is not enough for most jobs. Price, stock and search results change from state to state; the delivery time seen from New York is not the same as the one seen from Houston. That is why targeting has to be set up at the city level: whichever state the market you follow is in, you take your exit from there, and you repeat the measurement from the same city every time. If you change the city on every run, the series you collect becomes impossible to compare with itself. The second level is the ASN. Every IP block is registered to an autonomous system number, and that record is public; it is also one of the first things a target site looks at. Comcast's network is registered as [AS7922](https://www.peeringdb.com/asn/7922), AT&T's as [AS7018](https://www.peeringdb.com/asn/7018) and Verizon's as [AS701](https://bgp.he.net/AS701). A request coming from an access provider's network looks like ordinary subscriber traffic; a request from an address registered to a hosting company is in a different category. If you can choose which network you exit through, you can pin the measurement to that network too. The third issue is distribution. If the first three octets of the twenty addresses you get are the same, they are all in a single [/24 block](https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc4632). Target sites usually apply blocks to the range rather than to a single address; in that case one IP's mistake takes all twenty down with it. Ask the provider for addresses from different blocks and, where possible, from different ASNs, and check the list yourself after the order. The same logic applies to request rate: the details are in [Web Scraping Without Getting Blocked](/blog/web-scraping-without-getting-blocked). ## Which proxy type for the USA? | Type | When | Pricing model | |---|---|---| | Residential | Rotation | Per GB | | ISP | Long session | Per IP per month | | Datacenter | High-volume work | Per IP per month | | Mobile | Social media | Per GB | Most teams that watch the US market regularly from Türkiye buy two of them together. Discovery and broad crawling are done with residential: the address rotates on every request, the city spread is wide, and because you pay per GB it works out cheap at low volume. The step that needs a session — logging into a seller panel, working with the same account for weeks, measuring rankings under a fixed identity — is left to an ISP proxy; there the address stays yours until you release it. A datacenter proxy is the cheapest route for targets without strict bot protection and for high-volume downloads; because the IP is registered to a hosting company, you will see a verification screen sooner on some marketplaces. A mobile proxy exits through a carrier line in the USA and is the preferred option for social media account management. When you choose, look at a single question: how long do you need to stay under the same identity? The long version of the comparison is in [What Are Residential Proxies and How Do They Work?](/blog/what-are-residential-proxies-how-it-works) and [Best ISP Proxy Providers - 2026](/blog/best-isp-proxy-providers-2026). ## Why not use free USA proxy lists? The "free USA proxy list" pages in search results carry three problems at once. First, it is not clear who runs those servers: whoever publishes the address can see your traffic, step in between, and record your login details. Second, most of the addresses on the list are already flagged; because thousands of people use the same IP, target sites blocked them long ago and your measurement fails on the very first request. Third, you cannot do a job in a repeatable way. The address that works today is gone tomorrow, its capacity is unknown, and the city it exits from is usually mislabelled. On a paid account the address's source, city and duration are known. We covered the difference in [What is Private Proxy?](/blog/private-proxy). ## Common mistakes - **Looking at the global pool figure and not asking about the USA.** The US share of a 400 million pool is a separate question; confirm before ordering that there is stock in the target country. - **Comparing a shared price with a dedicated price.** Some of the lowest figures on the lists are for shared products; you share the address with others. - **Mistaking a promotional price for the list price.** The first month comes discounted, and renewal runs at the list price. Build the budget around the renewal price. - **Not seeing the quota in a package that says "unlimited".** Some packages come with a monthly GB ceiling; when the ceiling is reached, either the speed drops or an extra fee appears. - **Taking them all from a single block.** Twenty addresses in the same /24 block are almost a single address as far as the target site is concerned. - **Repeating the measurement from different cities.** If you start a price series from New York and continue it from Miami, the data in your hands is inconsistent with itself. ## Frequently asked questions ### Which is the best proxy provider for the USA? Proxynet. 9,567,890 US IPs across 120 cities, the lowest floor monthly price on dedicated ISP and datacenter IPs, unmetered ISP and datacenter traffic, and no subscription or time limit come together at Proxynet. If pool size is your only criterion, Bright Data and Oxylabs publish a larger global network. ### How do you get a US IP? You top up your account balance in the panel and pick the product and the country; the proxy is delivered instantly. You also set the city and ASN preference in the panel, and you pay nothing extra for it. ### How much do USA proxies cost? At Proxynet a dedicated ISP IP starts around 1.80 dollars per month, a datacenter IP around 1.50 dollars per month, residential around 3.30 dollars per GB and mobile around 5.50 dollars per GB, and the price comes down as your balance grows. A subscription is not mandatory. ### Which product do I need to watch Amazon.com prices from the USA? For broad crawling [Rotating Proxy](https://proxynet.io/rotating-proxy) is suitable, and if you need a long session under a fixed identity, [ISP Proxy](https://proxynet.io/static-isp-residential-proxy). Complying with the marketplace's terms of use and its `robots.txt` rules is on you; taking measurements from published pages and trying to get past protections are two different things. ### Can I pick the city on a USA proxy? Yes. The pool spreads across 120 cities including New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Miami; city selection and ASN targeting are free. Pinning the exit to the same city every time you repeat a job keeps the results comparable. ### Is using a USA proxy legal? Using a proxy is legal in itself; what sets the limit is what you do through it. The target site's terms of use and personal data legislation are binding. The details are in [Is Web Scraping Legal?](/blog/is-data-web-scraping-legal). ## Summary What decides a USA proxy is not only the size of the pool; it is how many cities in the USA have IPs, whether the address is dedicated to you, whether traffic is metered, and the monthly price per IP. The provider that gives all four together with a balance that does not expire and instant delivery is Proxynet. Product details are on the [ISP Proxy](https://proxynet.io/static-isp-residential-proxy) and [Residential Proxy](https://proxynet.io/residential-proxy) pages, and every product is on the [our proxy services](/proxy) page.