Evomi: guides & tutorials

Evomi sells the cheapest residential proxies on the market: $0.49/GB on its 100 GB monthly plan, from a pool of 54M+ ethically sourced IPs in 150+ countries. It is a Swiss provider, certified to ISO 27001 and SOC 2 Type II, and the residential pool is only one part of the account. Mobile, datacenter and static residential proxies sit next to it, along with a Scraper API and a hosted Scraping Browser.

Low price is the headline, but what makes Evomi interesting for scraping teams is how much control ships at that price. Country, region and city targeting are free on every plan. Sticky sessions hold an IP for up to 24 hours. Core Residential adds filters most budget providers don't offer at all: fraud score, ASN, ISP, latency, device type and TCP/IP fingerprint.

This review covers every Evomi product with its current price, how the residential network works in practice, the developer tooling, and the cases where another provider will suit you better. We opened an Evomi account the way any customer would, ran about 400 requests through Core Residential on 12 October 2026, and checked every price, limit and parameter below against Evomi's pricing pages, its full documentation and its Public API.

Residential proxies exit through consumer ISP ranges, so requests look like normal home users. That matters when targets block datacenter ASNs (social, travel, sneaker, some SERP stacks). The tradeoff is cost per GB and less predictable latency than bare metal.

This article compares the providers we recommend most often for web scraping and automation, with a decision table, pricing context, and FAQ. Numbers below are vendor-reported rounded figures; use them for orientation, not contracts.