NetNut built their reputation on static ISP proxies sourced directly from carriers. The speed is real — but so is the pricing and the lock-in. Rainproxy ships the same kind of ISP-backed IPs on a month-to-month basis with public, per-GB pricing.
ISP-grade reliability, without the ISP-grade contract.
NetNut's best rates require 12-month deals. Ours match those rates with zero commitment.
Their entry tier is $300+/mo. Ours is whatever you want to load.
City targeting is patchy on their ISP layer. Ours covers 700+ cities natively.
Critical issues route through email tiers. Our chat connects you with engineers directly.
Real, public numbers — no asterisks, no "starting from".
| Feature | NetNut | Rainproxy |
|---|---|---|
| ISP proxy speed | Excellent | Excellent — same upstream carriers |
| Entry price | ~$300/mo | Pay-as-you-go from $1.50/GB |
| Contract | Monthly + annual tiers | None |
| Static IP allocation | Yes | Yes — same-IP sessions held up to 24h |
| Targeting depth | Country, some states | Country, state, city, ASN |
| Refund window | 7-day, conditional | Unused bandwidth refundable, no clauses |
Most teams migrate in an afternoon. Our chat will review your code while you do it.
Same gateway-style auth — user:pass or IP whitelist both work.
One config change in your scraper. Auth method (user:pass or IP whitelist) carries over.
Run both networks in parallel for 48h on us. The free 250 MB Google bonus covers it.
Yes — same model. We have direct relationships with regional ISPs in 35+ countries.
Yes. Static allocations can be reserved by ID, just like NetNut.
On 50–500GB/mo workloads, customers typically save 40–55% switching from NetNut, especially after their first contract renewal.
Run the same scraper through both networks. If we don't win on success rate and price, you owe us nothing.
Zip-level targeting, live IP quality scoring and per-request speed filtering — try each one as an interactive demo before you spend a cent.