Storm Proxies vs Proxy-Seller
Proxy-Seller rents private IPv4 proxies one IP at a time in more than 40 countries, and sells residential traffic by the gigabyte. Storm Proxies sells monthly plans with unlimited bandwidth: rotating gateways, residential ports and private US proxies. On static IPs the two are close on price. On residential they aren’t. The details below.
Pick Storm Proxies if…
- You want residential IPs without a gigabyte counter: 5 Storm ports cost $50/month at any volume.
- You need a rotating datacenter gateway for SEO tools, with a new IP on every request from a 700,000+ pool.
- You want ready-made proxy packs for Instagram, Facebook, ticket sites or AIO Bot.
- You pay by card or PayPal and want a clear money-back rule: 24 hours on the smallest package, first order.
Pick Proxy-Seller if…
- You need private IPs in a country outside the USA. Proxy-Seller rents IPv4 in more than 40 countries.
- Your software needs SOCKS5. It comes on every Proxy-Seller IPv4 package; Storm is HTTP(S) only.
- You want short rentals. Proxy-Seller rents IPv4 from 1 week up to 12 months.
- You need lots of static US IPs at a low per-IP price: 100 IPv4 proxies for $144 for a month.
- You need residential IPs targeted by city or ISP, from a 47M+ pool in 220+ locations, or you pay in crypto.
Storm Proxies vs Proxy-Seller: side by side
| Storm Proxies | Proxy-Seller | |
|---|---|---|
| Pricing model | Flat monthly price per thread, port or proxy | Per IP and rental period (IPv4, IPv6, ISP, mobile); per GB (residential) |
| Cheapest paid option | $10/mo for 5 private dedicated proxies | $1.80 for 1 US IPv4 proxy for a month; $3.50 for 1 GB of residential |
| Private US proxies, 5 IPs, 1 month | $10 | $9 |
| Residential, 500 GB a month | $50 (5 ports, unlimited bandwidth) | $850 (500 GB plan, valid 30 days) |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited on every plan | IPv4: unlimited. Residential: the GB you buy, valid for 30 days |
| Residential pool | 20M+ residential IPs, new IP every 5 minutes | 47M+ IPs, 220+ locations, rotate by request or by time, sticky sessions |
| Rotating datacenter | 700,000+ IPs behind one gateway | Not part of the IPv4 offer (static IPs per rental) |
| Locations | Rotating: USA, EU, USA+EU, Worldwide. Residential: USA or EU. Dedicated: USA | IPv4: more than 40 countries. Residential: 220+ locations |
| Protocols | HTTP(S) | HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 |
| Trial and refund | 24-hour money-back on the smallest package of each type, first order | 3-day residential trial for $1.99. Refunds within 72 hours in listed cases, such as an IP that can’t be connected or replaced |
| Payment | Visa, Mastercard, Discover, Amex, PayPal | PayPal, Visa/MasterCard, USDT, USDC and other crypto, account balance |
Proxy-Seller facts are taken from Proxy-Seller’s own website and help pages, checked October 2026. Prices change, so check their site before you buy.
Looking for a Proxy-Seller alternative?
Proxy-Seller works well when you need a handful of private IPs in a particular country for a week or a month. Residential is where costs build up. Each plan is a fixed number of gigabytes valid for 30 days, so a scraper that keeps growing keeps moving you up the price list.
Storm Proxies prices residential by the port, not the gigabyte, and every plan has unlimited bandwidth. The trade-off is coverage and protocol: Storm’s IPs are in the USA and EU (rotating also offers Worldwide), there’s no city targeting, and there’s no SOCKS5.
Residential at 500 GB: per-GB plan vs flat ports
Picture a SERP tracker checking thousands of keywords every day from US residential IPs. It moves around 500 GB a month. Here is what that month costs on each side, at the prices shown on each company’s order page today.
Private IPs tell a different story. Proxy-Seller charges $9 for 5 US IPv4 proxies for a month; Storm charges $10 for 5 private dedicated proxies. At 100 IPs, Proxy-Seller’s price is $144, and it adds SOCKS5 and a choice of countries. Storm’s dedicated proxies are virgin US IPs on a 1 Gbps network with 100 concurrent threads, sold in packs up to 400 for $640.
So if static IPs are all you need, compare the features you actually use. If you push real volume through residential IPs, the gap is the size of the calculation above.
How each company bills you
Proxy-Seller rents IPs and sells traffic. A private IPv4 proxy is priced by country, quantity and rental period, from 1 week up to 12 months. In the USA, 1 IP for a month is $1.80 and 50 IPs are $76.50. Residential is a separate product: 1 GB for $3.50, 100 GB for $220, 1000 GB for $1,450, each valid for 30 days.
Storm sells monthly capacity. Threads on the rotating gateway, ports on residential, IPs on dedicated. The price is fixed for the month and the traffic isn’t counted on any plan.
Where Proxy-Seller is stronger
- Country choice for private IPs. More than 40 countries for IPv4. Storm’s dedicated proxies are US-only.
- SOCKS5 on every IPv4 package. Storm doesn’t sell SOCKS.
- Flexible rental length. Rent for a week if that’s all the job needs.
- More product types. IPv6, ISP and mobile proxies, alongside IPv4 and residential.
- Residential targeting. Country, state, city and ISP across 220+ locations.
Where Storm Proxies is stronger
- Residential with no data cap. 1 port for $19/month or 10 ports for $90, unlimited bandwidth on both.
- A rotating gateway. Point your tool at one address and get a new IP per request, or every 3 or 15 minutes. 40 threads cost $39/month.
- Packs built for a job. Instagram and Facebook proxies at 5 for $15/month, ticket-site proxies and AIO Bot residential ports.
- One simple refund rule. 24 hours on the smallest package of each type, on your first order.
Who each one is best for
Large-scale scraping
US or EU targets and hundreds of GB a month: Storm residential or the rotating gateway. City-level or country-specific data collection outside those regions: Proxy-Seller’s residential network.
SEO software
Rank checkers and link tools that open dozens of threads at once fit Storm’s rotating plans, from 10 threads at $14/month.
Social media accounts
Both work. Storm’s social packs are private proxies with unlimited bandwidth. Proxy-Seller lets you pick the country of each IP, which helps if your accounts are local to one country outside the USA.
Short projects abroad
A one-week job that needs ten IPs in a single country: Proxy-Seller’s weekly rentals fit better.
Sources for Proxy-Seller facts (checked October 2026): Proxy-Seller residential · Proxy-Seller IPv4 · Proxy-Seller products · Return policy. Storm Proxies facts come from our Residential proxies page and refund policy.
Storm Proxies vs Proxy-Seller: questions people ask
What’s the best Proxy-Seller alternative?
For heavy residential use in the USA or EU, Storm Proxies: flat residential ports from $19/month with unlimited bandwidth, and a rotating datacenter gateway from $14/month. If you mainly rent single private IPs in many countries or need SOCKS5, look for another per-IP provider with a wide country list.
Is Proxy-Seller cheaper than Storm Proxies?
For a few private US IPs, slightly: 5 IPv4 proxies are $9 a month on Proxy-Seller and 5 dedicated proxies are $10 on Storm. For residential at volume, no: 500 GB is $850 on Proxy-Seller, while Storm’s 5 residential ports are $50/month with unlimited data (prices checked October 2026).
Does Proxy-Seller have unlimited bandwidth?
Its IPv4 proxies do. Its residential plans are sold by the gigabyte and are valid for 30 days. Every Storm Proxies plan, residential included, has unlimited bandwidth.
Does Proxy-Seller offer refunds?
Its return policy allows a refund within 72 hours in listed cases, for example when a proxy can’t connect and can’t be replaced, and says the 3-day residential trial is not refundable. Storm gives a 24-hour money-back guarantee on the smallest package of each proxy type, first order.
Can I rent Storm proxies for one week?
No. Storm plans are monthly and you can cancel anytime. If you only need IPs for a week, Proxy-Seller’s weekly rentals are a better fit.
How do I switch from Proxy-Seller to Storm Proxies?
Order a plan, whitelist your access IP in the member area and load the gateway IPs into your software. Note that Storm uses HTTP(S), so switch any SOCKS5 settings to HTTP.
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