Bright Data Residential Proxies vs MacroProxy

Bright Data Residential Proxies routes traffic through residential IP addresses to help users access target websites and view location-specific information. The service lists over 400 million monthly residential IPs across 195 countries, with targeting by country, city, state, ZIP code, carrier, and ASN. Sessions can be sticky or rotating, and supported protocols include HTTP/S, SOCKS5, and QUIC. The product page lists an approximately 0.7-second response time and a 99.95% success rate. Users can manage proxies through a control panel or API, set daily usage limits, and manage teams and sub-users. Integrations include guides for Selenium, Puppeteer, and Playwright. The network says its residential IPs are opted in by participating peers, and access requires KYC and a compliance process. A free trial is available without a credit card; its traffic is not counted toward the bill. Plans include Pay As You Go at $4, paid once, 141 GB for $499 a month, 332 GB for $999 a month, and 798 GB for $1,999 a month; enterprise pricing is custom.

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