Overview
DataImpulse sells residential, mobile, datacenter and premium residential proxies on a pure pay-per-GB basis with traffic that never expires[21]. Its site lists pools of more than 90 million residential, 16 million mobile and 20 million datacenter IPs[21].
Residential traffic costs US$1 per GB at entry and US$0.80 per GB at the 1 TB tier; mobile costs US$2 to US$1.60; datacenter US$0.50 to US$0.45; and premium residential US$5 per GB[21]. Instead of a free trial, new users can buy an Intro package for US$5 that includes 5 GB of residential traffic, and a seven-day refund policy applies[21]. The combination of low rates and non-expiring traffic makes it a budget option for small scrapers and hobby projects. The company publishes little about its sourcing or compliance practices on the pricing page, and targeting options are less extensive than those of the enterprise providers.
What DataImpulse does
- 90M+ residential IPs (vendor figure)
- US$1/GB entry price
- Non-expiring traffic
- Premium residential tier
- US$5 Intro package
- Residential, mobile and datacenter proxies
- Traffic never expires
- Pay-per-GB only
DataImpulse pricing
Residential US$1/GB to US$0.80/GB (1 TB); premium residential US$5/GB; mobile US$2–1.60/GB. Intro US$5 for 5 GB residential. 7-day refund policy.
DataImpulse strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Very low per-GB price
- Traffic never expires
- Cheap mobile option
- Low-cost intro package
- Very low entry price
- Non-expiring traffic
Limitations
- Little sourcing documentation
- No free trial
- Limited targeting documentation
- Not aimed at enterprise compliance
- Little published sourcing information
- Fewer targeting options
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