Side by side
Bright Data vs ProxyScrape
The short answer
Read the residential rates here as a moment rather than a standing price: Bright Data is running a half-price promotion, so its $2.50 a gigabyte is struck from $5, and ProxyScrape's $2.85 is simply what ProxyScrape charges. What does not move is the way in. Bright Data asks $499 and identity documents before it will sell you anything; ProxyScrape starts at $9.50 on datacenter and takes an email address. On datacenter the gap runs the other way and is not close, $0.10 a gigabyte against $0.42. ProxyScrape also sells mobile, which Bright Data does not, and does not say where its addresses come from, which Bright Data does. Its refund is worth reading before you rely on it: three days, and only under 500 MB used.
Bright Data against ProxyScrape, product by product
Choose Bright Data if
the rate is lower, $2.50/GB against $2.85, and you read an ID check as a signal rather than a hurdle, which Bright Data asks for and ProxyScrape does not.
Choose ProxyScrape if
sign-up is just an email where Bright Data wants identity documents first, and your targets matter and Bright Data rules out ticketing.
Questions
Does Bright Data or ProxyScrape ask for ID?
Bright Data needs id required to open an account and ProxyScrape needs just an email.
Which is cheaper, Bright Data or ProxyScrape?
Bright Data, at $2.50 per GB against ProxyScrape's $2.85 per GB, both residential rates read from the providers' own pages and dated above.
Which has more addresses, Bright Data or ProxyScrape?
Bright Data, on their own numbers: 150 million, 195 countries against ProxyScrape's 120 million+.