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ZenProxy vs DataImpulse

An honest side-by-side on residential proxies: price per GB, trials, refunds and how you pay. Our prices are live; theirs are as published on 6 November 2026.

Residential, price per GBZenProxy LiteZenProxy PremiumDataImpulse
5 GB$0.40$3.20$1.00
50 GB$0.36$2.38$1.00
1 TB$0.36$1.49$0.80
BillingOne-off, any amount from 1 GBOne-off, any amount from 1 GBPay as you go, with no subscription or monthly minimum. Traffic never expires
TrialBuy 1 GB to testNot stated on their page; new customers can buy a one-time 5 GB pack for $5
RefundsNot working because of us and not fixed within 48 hours: refund of the unused part7-day refund policy; terms not stated on their page
PaymentCard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, cryptoVisa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Alipay, crypto, wire transfer

Lite is our budget pool for high-volume work; Premium is our top-tier pool for the hardest sites. Compare with the pool that matches the job. DataImpulse figures from DataImpulse residential proxies page, checked 6 November 2026. Prices change; check their site for today’s. Their 5 GB price is a one-time offer for new customers. Their 1 TB price is on their Advanced plan.

Why people switch to ZenProxy

  • Residential Lite costs less per GB than DataImpulse at every amount in the table
  • Pay once for any amount from 1 GB
  • A Premium pool for the hardest sites, next to a low-cost Lite pool for high-volume work
  • A 48-hour fix-or-refund promise if your proxies don’t work because of a problem on our side

Where DataImpulse is better

  • •Traffic never expires (ours lasts 180 days)
  • •Low flat prices: $1/GB, and $0.80/GB at 1 TB
  • •A large pool: 90M+ IPs in 195 countries (their figures)
  • •Alipay

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