Overview
Massive operates a residential network built from its own software development kit, stating that “every IP is opted in through the Massive SDK” running on real consumer hardware in more than 195 countries[19]. It lists a SOC 2 Type 1 audit, GDPR and CCPA compliance and AppEsteem certification, a programme that assesses software for deceptive behaviour[19]. In the wake of the NetNut seizure, in which a botnet of compromised devices was alleged to supply a residential network[23], first-party opt-in sourcing of this kind is a key differentiator.
Monthly residential plans are Starter at US$80 for 10 GB (US$8 per GB), Builder at US$225 for 30 GB, Scaler at US$385 for 70 GB and Pro at US$490 for 100 GB (US$4.90 per GB) with a dedicated account manager; Residential Enterprise is listed from US$3.20 per GB[19]. Unused bandwidth rolls over to the next month, and start-ups can apply for 1 TB free for three months[19]. The pricing page does not state a pool size, and per-GB prices at small volumes are higher than Decodo’s or Evomi’s[19].
What Massive does
- SDK opt-in sourcing
- SOC 2 Type 1 audit
- AppEsteem certification
- Unused bandwidth rolls over
- 195+ countries
Massive pricing
Starter US$80/month (10 GB, US$8/GB); Builder US$225 (30 GB, US$7.50/GB); Scaler US$385 (70 GB, US$5.50/GB); Pro US$490 (100 GB, US$4.90/GB); Enterprise from US$3.20/GB. Start-up offer 1 TB free for 3 months.
Massive strengths and limitations
Strengths
- Transparent first-party sourcing
- Independent certifications
- Bandwidth rollover
- Start-up programme
Limitations
- High per-GB price on small plans
- Pool size not stated
- No pay-as-you-go option listed
- Smaller network than leaders
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