Head-to-Head Proxy ComparisonVerified Public Specifications (Oct 2026)

ProxyOmega vs NetNut

Side-by-side comparison of ProxyOmega and NetNut across supported proxy types, residential pricing per GB, datacenter & ISP pricing, geographic coverage, protocols, session rotation, authentication, platform features, and pros & cons.

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Provider 1Cataloged

ProxyOmega

Est. 2022 • Pay-As-You-Go & Subscriptions

ResidentialMobileISPDatacenter

Multi-category proxy provider offering Platinum residential ($1.40–$3.00/GB, non-expiring), Mobile 4G/5G ($4.00–$5.80/GB), Budget & Premium unlimited residential plans, dedicated US Static ISP ($2.59–$3.25/IP/mo, 5 IP min), and concurrency-based datacenter IPv6 proxies ($5/day for 100 threads, IPv6-only).

Residential / GB$3.00 / GB

Starting Price / IPFrom $3.25 / IP

Geographic Coverage195+ Countries

ProtocolsHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5

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Provider 2Cataloged

NetNut

Est. 2017 • suspended

ResidentialDatacenterISPMobile

Historical commercial proxy network whose primary domains were seized by the FBI on July 2, 2026; commercial network availability and operational status remain unverified.

Residential / GBNot available

Starting Price / IPNot available

Geographic Coverage150+ Countries

ProtocolsHTTP, HTTPS

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Network Coverage

Supported Proxy Network Types

Side-by-side availability across Residential, Datacenter, Static ISP, and Mobile proxy pools.

Proxy Network Type	ProxyOmega	NetNut
Residential Proxies (Rotating & Sticky) Household ISP-assigned IPs supporting automatic rotation and sticky sessions	✓ Supported	✓ Supported
Datacenter Proxies (Dedicated & Shared) High-speed IPv4/IPv6 cloud server subnets for bulk concurrency	✓ Supported	✓ Supported
ISP / Static Residential Proxies Static consumer ASN-registered IPs hosted on server backbones	✓ Supported	✓ Supported
Mobile Carrier Proxies (3G / 4G / 5G / LTE) Cellular gateway IPs routed through carrier CGNAT pools	✓ Supported	✓ Supported

Pricing Comparison

Residential Pricing per GB, Datacenter & ISP Rates

Verified pricing across residential bandwidth per GB, datacenter and static ISP per-IP/bandwidth plans, and minimum account outlays.

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Pricing Category	ProxyOmega	NetNut
Residential Starting Rate (per GB)	$3.00 / GB	Not available
Published Pricing Summary	Platinum Residential from $3.00 / GB ($1.40 at 5TB+; non-expiring) • Mobile 4G/5G from $5.80 / GB ($4.00 at 1TB+) • Budget Unlimited from $5.99 / day (5 ports) • Premium Unlimited from $149 / day (200 Mbps) • Static ISP from $3.25 / IP / mo (5 IP min) • Datacenter IPv6 from $5 / day (100 threads; IPv6-only)	Service Suspended / Unavailable • Primary domains seized by the FBI in July 2026 • Commercial operations unverified • Historical pricing archived for reference
Datacenter Proxy Pricing	Datacenter-Grade Rotating IPv6 Proxies (IPv6-Only, Concurrent Threads): 100 Threads: $5/day, $28/7d, $90/30d • 500 Threads: $18/day, $95/7d, $320/30d • 1000 Threads: $32/day, $175/7d, $580/30d • 2000 Threads: $58/day, $320/7d, $1,050/30d • 3000 Threads: $80/day, $450/7d, $1,480/30d. Strictly routes to IPv6 destination hosts; incompatible with IPv4 targets.	Historical Rotating Datacenter: Previously marketed from ~$100/mo (100 GB at $1.00/GB) down to ~$0.50/GB in bulk (historical reference only; not active)
ISP (Static Residential) Pricing	Dedicated Static ISP Proxies (US Locations Only, 30-Day): 5–9 IPs: $3.25/IP/month ($16.25 min) • 10–24 IPs: $2.99/IP/month • 25–99 IPs: $2.79/IP/month • 100+ IPs: $2.59/IP/month. Minimum order 5 IPs. Dedicated residential ASN allocations (US only); sales verification may apply.	Historical Static Residential (ISP): Previously marketed from ~$350/mo for 20 GB ($17.50/GB) down to ~$4.00–$5.00/GB at volume via DiViNetworks backbone (historical reference only; not active)
Mobile Proxy Pricing	Mobile 4G/5G Proxies (Per-GB Bandwidth): 1–4 GB: $5.80/GB • 5–14 GB: $5.70/GB • 15–49 GB: $5.50/GB • 50–99 GB: $5.40/GB • 100–149 GB: $5.20/GB • 150–499 GB: $4.90/GB • 500–999 GB: $4.50/GB • 1000+ GB: $4.00/GB. Genuine cellular carrier IPs with country targeting and non-expiring bandwidth.	Historical Mobile Proxies: Previously marketed from ~$400/mo (40 GB at $10.00/GB) down to ~$6.00/GB in bulk (historical reference only; not active)
Starting Rate per IP	$3.25 / IP	Not available
Billing Structure	Pay-As-You-Go & Subscriptions	suspended
Minimum Outlay / Deposit	$3.00	Not available
Accepted Payment Methods	Credit CardCryptocurrencyPayPalBank Transfer	Credit Card (Historically)Wire Transfer (Historically)

Technical Capabilities

Locations, Protocols, Session Rotation & Authentication

Side-by-side comparison of geo-targeting granularity, supported connection protocols, sticky session durations, authentication methods, and platform tooling.

Technical Dimension	ProxyOmega	NetNut
Geographic Coverage & Targeting	190+ Countries (Residential & Mobile); United States Only (Static ISP); Global Cloud Centers (IPv6)	150+ Countries (Historical vendor claim; current routing unverified)
Documented Country Count	195+ Countries	150+ Countries
Supported Protocols	HTTPHTTPSSOCKS5	HTTPHTTPS
Rotation & Sticky Sessions	Platinum Residential offers automatic per-request rotation and sticky sessions (up to 10–30 min); Mobile offers cellular IP rotation and active session hold; Budget Unlimited rotates via dashboard port configuration; Static ISP provides persistent 30-day fixed IPs; IPv6 rotates per request across IPv6 subnets	Historically offered per-request rotation and sticky sessions via DiViNetworks routing architecture
Authentication Methods	Username / PasswordIP Whitelisting	Username / PasswordIP Whitelisting
Documented Platform Features	Six Documented Product Lines: Platinum Residential, Budget Unlimited, Premium Unlimited, Mobile 4G/5G, Static ISP, and Datacenter IPv6Platinum Residential: High-trust rotating residential and ISP-grade bandwidth from $3.00/GB down to $1.40/GB with non-expiring dataDual Unlimited Residential Models: Port-based Budget Unlimited (from $5.99/day for 5 ports) and Dedicated Bandwidth Premium Unlimited (from $149/day for 200 Mbps)Cellular 4G/5G Network: Real carrier-routed mobile traffic from $5.80/GB down to $4.00/GB with country targetingDedicated Static ISP: US-only residential ASN addresses from $3.25/IP/mo down to $2.59/IP/mo (5-IP minimum purchase)Datacenter-Grade IPv6: High-concurrency IPv6 proxies billed per thread (from $5/day for 100 threads), strictly for IPv6 destination hostsUniversal Protocol Support: HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 supported across proxy lines (TCP transport for IPv6)Flexible Authentication: Dual authentication support via User:Pass credentials or IP whitelistingZero Expiration on Bandwidth: Prepaid GB credits for Platinum Residential and Mobile never expire	CRITICAL STATUS: Primary domains (netnut.io) seized by the FBI on July 2, 2026Coordinated disruption executed by FBI, IRS-CI, Google Threat Intelligence, Lumen, and ShadowserverParent company Alarum Technologies (NASDAQ: ALAR) acknowledged seizures in SEC regulatory filingsCurrent commercial network availability and operational integrity remain independently unverifiednetnut.ai marketing website presence does not verify resumed network operationsHistorical proxy catalog: Rotating Residential, Static ISP, Datacenter, and MobileHistorical infrastructure claimed hybrid P2P and DiViNetworks telecom server architectureHistorical claims of 52M+ IPs and 99.9% uptime reflect unverified vendor marketing figuresAll active commercial pricing is marked Unavailable / Suspended across ProxyReviewsExcluded from active provider directory, rankings, category counts, and cost calculator
Integration Tools & Clients	PythonNode.jsGocURLPlaywrightPuppeteer	PythonNode.jsGocURL
Ranking Placement	Not available	Not available
Official Documentation Source	https://proxyomega.com/pricing/ ↗	https://cloud.google.com/blog/topics/threat-intelligence/google-continued-disruption-residential-proxy-networks/ ↗

Trade-Offs Breakdown

Verified Pros & Cons: ProxyOmega vs NetNut

ProxyOmega

Rank #null

✓ Verified Strengths (Pros)

Extensive product selection covering per-GB metered, port-based unmetered, bandwidth-pipeline unmetered, dedicated static ISP, and IPv6 threads
Non-expiring residential and mobile traffic credits with no mandatory monthly recurring minimums
Affordable entry thresholds with 1 GB ($3.00) residential top-up and daily access options for unlimited and IPv6 packages
Dual protocol support featuring full HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5 compatibility across all proxy products

✕ Documented Limitations (Cons)

Datacenter proxies are strictly IPv6-only; cannot reach IPv4 targets, and UDP routing is not operational despite ambiguous marketing references
Static ISP proxies are restricted solely to United States locations and require a 5-IP minimum commitment ($16.25/month)
Budget Unlimited plans enforce strict per-port concurrent thread caps that limit heavy multi-threaded scraping workflows
Conflicting vendor documentation regarding mobile session persistence and protocol support requires careful configuration testing

NetNut

Rank #null

✓ Verified Strengths (Pros)

Historically offered direct ISP/telecom peering via DiViNetworks backbone, providing fast response times and stable static residential sessions
Previously supported comprehensive proxy categories spanning Residential, Static ISP, Datacenter, and Mobile networks
Parent entity Alarum Technologies filed formal SEC disclosures providing regulatory transparency regarding operational disruptions
Detailed API documentation and dashboard sub-user management were historically available for enterprise teams

✕ Documented Limitations (Cons)

CRITICAL: Underwent international law enforcement takedown on July 2, 2026; netnut.io seized by the FBI in coordination with Google Threat Intelligence
Google Threat Intelligence linked network proxy exit nodes to the Popa botnet infecting consumer devices via deceptive SDKs
Current operational availability, infrastructure safety, and legal compliance remain unverified as of October 2026; netnut.ai has not been independently verified
Commercial proxy services are suspended; pricing, deposits, and new customer onboarding are officially marked Unavailable

Selection Verdict

How to Choose Between ProxyOmega and NetNut

Selecting between ProxyOmega and NetNut depends on the proxy network types, billing model, and session duration required by your workflow:

When to Choose ProxyOmega

Scraping teams seeking non-expiring residential/mobile bandwidth without monthly lock-ins, high-throughput operators requiring dedicated unmetered pipelines (200+ Mbps), US multi-account automation requiring dedicated static ISP addresses, and developers targeting IPv6-enabled web endpoints with massive concurrency.

Look elsewhere if: Teams requiring dedicated IPv4 datacenter proxies (ProxyOmega only offers datacenter IPv6), projects that must scrape IPv4-only domains using datacenter proxies, or users requiring static ISP addresses outside the United States.

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When to Choose NetNut

Historical research, cybersecurity case studies, and compliance audits evaluating proxy industry supply chains and law enforcement enforcement trends.

Look elsewhere if: Active production web scraping, business automation, or any workflow requiring live, verified, and legally compliant commercial proxy infrastructure.

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