NyxonProxies vs DataImpulse: residential, mobile and datacenter prices compared (2026)

DataImpulse and NyxonProxies are built on the same idea. Neither sells subscriptions: you buy traffic by the gigabyte, it never expires, and you spend it when you need it. That makes this a comparison of rates, products and payment rather than of billing models, and the result is closer than in most of these comparisons. On one product DataImpulse is slightly cheaper, on another NyxonProxies is far cheaper, and the rest depends on what you buy.

DataImpulse figures come from its residential proxies page, which lists all four of its products, checked on 23 October 2026. NyxonProxies prices are from its live catalog on the same day.

How each one sells traffic

DataImpulse sells packs. New customers can buy a one-time $5 intro pack; the standard listed pack after that is $50, larger packs get a lower rate, and 5 TB and up is priced on request. DataImpulse says you can buy any volume you like, unused gigabytes never expire, and there is no subscription or monthly minimum.

NyxonProxies sells from a prepaid balance. You top up from $1, buy any product from 1 GB, and the balance never expires. Rates are flat, the same for 1 GB as for 1,000.

Residential proxies

DataImpulse residential traffic costs $1/GB: the intro pack is 5 GB for $5, the standard pack 50 GB for $50, and the large pack 1 TB for $800, which is $0.80/GB. Country targeting is free. DataImpulse also lists state, city, ZIP and ASN targeting as a newer per-request feature, and a separate premium residential product at $5/GB. It describes its pool as more than 90 million first-party residential IPs in 195 countries.

NyxonProxies residential comes in two pools: premium at $1.10/GB, with country and ASN targeting plus US state and city, sticky sessions up to 120 minutes and more than 120 million IPs in 160+ countries; and Residential Budget at $0.35/GB, with country targeting in 200+ countries.

The same traffic on each:

• 5 GB: $5 on DataImpulse; $5.50 premium or $1.75 Budget on NyxonProxies
• 50 GB: $50 on DataImpulse; $55 or $17.50 on NyxonProxies
• 1 TB: $800 on DataImpulse; $1,100 or $350 on NyxonProxies

So DataImpulse's standard rate sits ten cents below the NyxonProxies premium pool, and its 1 TB pack well below it. Residential Budget is cheaper than any DataImpulse residential rate by a wide margin. Which comparison matters depends on whether your job needs state and city targeting or only the country.

Mobile proxies

DataImpulse mobile costs $2/GB, with 1 TB for $1,600 ($1.60/GB). NyxonProxies mobile costs $1.25/GB in 110+ countries, with sticky sessions up to 120 minutes and targeting down to the carrier's ASN. For mobile, NyxonProxies is the cheaper of the two at every pack size: 25 GB cost $50 on DataImpulse and $31.25 on NyxonProxies.

Datacenter proxies

DataImpulse datacenter traffic costs $0.50/GB, and $0.45/GB in its 1 TB pack. NyxonProxies charges $0.36/GB for IPv4 datacenter traffic, or bills it by speed in Mbps per day, and $0.10/GB for IPv6 datacenter traffic on targets that support IPv6. The IPv6 guide shows how to check.

Products only one of them sells

NyxonProxies sells ISP proxies: dedicated ISP IPs at $3 per IP for 30 days in 8 countries, and a shared ISP pool in the US at $0.50/GB. These are static, ISP-registered IPs for long sessions, and the ISP vs residential comparison explains when they beat residential. DataImpulse's pricing table lists residential, datacenter, mobile and premium residential, with no ISP product.

DataImpulse sells a premium residential tier at $5/GB, a separate product from its standard pool.

Payment and refunds

DataImpulse shows Visa, Mastercard, Apple Pay, Google Pay, Alipay and a crypto wallet option on its pricing page, and advertises a 7-day refund policy.

NyxonProxies is crypto only, with coins such as BTC, ETH, SOL and USDT, from a $1 top-up, and has no KYC. Its terms say unused bandwidth is credited back to your balance if the network fails to perform on your target, and refunds of unused balance to a wallet are at its discretion.

What DataImpulse does better

• Residential at $1. Ten cents per gigabyte below the NyxonProxies premium pool, and $0.80 in its 1 TB pack.
• Coverage. 195 countries for residential, against 160+ for the NyxonProxies premium pool.
• Payment choice. Cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay and Alipay as well as crypto.
• Targeting options. ZIP targeting listed for residential, and state and city outside the US.

Which one to choose

Choose DataImpulse if you buy large amounts of residential traffic with state or city targeting and want to pay by card, or need a premium residential country outside the 160+ that NyxonProxies covers.

Choose NyxonProxies if country targeting is enough, because Residential Budget at $0.35/GB costs about a third of DataImpulse's rate, or if you buy mobile, datacenter or ISP proxies, where it is cheaper or the only one of the two that sells them. It also lets you start with a $1 top-up.

FAQ

Is NyxonProxies cheaper than DataImpulse? For Residential Budget, mobile and datacenter traffic, yes. DataImpulse's standard residential rate, $1/GB, is ten cents below the NyxonProxies premium residential pool.

Does DataImpulse traffic expire? No, DataImpulse says unused gigabytes never expire. NyxonProxies balance never expires either.

What is the smallest purchase on each? DataImpulse lists a one-time $5 intro pack for new customers and a $50 standard pack, and says you can buy any volume. NyxonProxies top-ups start at $1.

Do both support SOCKS5? Yes. Both support HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. The SOCKS5 vs HTTP guide explains which to use.

Try it

Create a NyxonProxies account, link Discord under Freebies for 250MB of free Residential Budget traffic, and compare both networks on your own targets with a proxy from the Generate page. Every rate is on the pricing page.

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DataImpulse prices are its public list prices from dataimpulse.com, checked on 23 October 2026, and may change.