Cheap, but US targeting wasn't reliable in my test
I tried the US residential proxies because they were the cheapest option I found. The price is good, but geo-targeting accuracy was a real problem in my test. I opened 7 sessions with the location set to the United States. Only 4 actually exited in the US. The other 3 exited outside the US, which is nearly half of my sample. All 3 wrong sessions came from the same network, AS216472. It didn't look like random mislabeling. It looked like IPs from that one network were tagged as US and mixed into the US pool. To be fair, the 4 US sessions looked fine. They came from real residential and mobile ISPs (T-Mobile, Verizon, Charter and Wave), not datacenter IPs. My sample was small, so this isn't a final verdict. But if accurate country targeting matters to you, test it carefully before you rely on it. In the end I decided it wasn't worth the extra hassle and moved on. Pros: Low price; the IPs that were in the US were real residential or mobile ISPs. Cons: About 3 in 7 US sessions exited outside the US, all through the same ASN.