Comparison
A ProxyGuys alternative that's $20 cheaper and fully documented
ProxyGuys is one of the closer comparisons out there: unlimited US 5G ports, 50+ cities, instant relocation from the dashboard. The differences are the ones you can check — $60 versus $80 a month, carriers named versus undisclosed, protocols and API documented versus unstated, and a free trial versus none.
Side by side
The comparison, in plain numbers
ProxyGuys's figures come from their public pages — see the note below the table.
| Proxy Tower | ProxyGuys | |
|---|---|---|
| Monthly plan | $60/mo | $80/month |
| Weekly plan | $20 | $25/week |
| Free trial | Free 1-hour trial on a real proxy — no card required | None stated (signup itself is free) |
| Carriers | Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile — named on the page | “Major US mobile carriers” — not named on their site |
| Protocols | HTTP(S) & SOCKS5 — documented | Not stated on their site |
| Change location after purchase | Included, unlimited — 17 live cities | Yes — “rotate to any of our 50+ US cities from your dashboard” |
| Data | Unmetered | Unlimited bandwidth and rotations |
| API | Documented REST API for rotation, status, relocation | Not documented on their public pages |
ProxyGuys pricing and unlimited/city claims from proxyguys.com and its pricing page, August 2026 (their bare domain refused connections during our checks; the www host served normally). Refund policy: none found published. Always verify current details on their site. ProxyGuys is a trademark of its respective owner; Proxy Tower is an independent service, not affiliated with or endorsed by ProxyGuys. Proxy Tower prices shown are live from our catalog.
Locations
Live US cities, right now
Our list renders live from the active fleet: every chip is a city you can pick at checkout, or move an existing proxy to, as often as you like.
Proxy Tower — 17 live US cities
- Phoenix, AZ
- Los Angeles, CA
- Denver, CO
- Miami, FL
- Tampa, FL
- Atlanta, GA
- Chicago, IL
- Cambridge, MA
- Saint Louis, MO
- Las Vegas, NV
- New York, NY
- Cincinnati, OH
- Pittsburgh, PA
- Dallas, TX
- Houston, TX
- San Antonio, TX
- Medina, WA
The honest version
Where it's a tie — and where it isn't
The differences that matter are measurable.
The same product, minus $240 a year
Both services sell dedicated unlimited US 5G ports with city switching. Theirs is $80 a month, ours is $60 — that's $240 a year for choosing the one with more published detail.
Named carriers are checkable claims
“Major US carriers” could mean anything on any day. We name Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile, let you pick, and let you switch — and the live city list below is the actual inventory, not a marketing number.
An hour on the proxy before a dollar leaves
Their signup is free but the first proxy isn't. Ours is: verify your email and run a real dedicated 5G port for a free hour — the trial is the product, not a demo.
Where it's a tie
City-switching from the dashboard is genuinely theirs too, and their no-contract stance matches ours. If you're already happy there, the checkable differences are the price, the docs, and the trial.
Run your heaviest day on it — free
Sign up, verify your email, and put a real unmetered mobile proxy through your actual workload for an hour. No card, no commitment.