Repocket Alternative: Compare Rates and Payouts

Every figure below is taken from Repocket's own website (repocket.com), checked on 27 September 2026: its Terms of Service and its Payment and Rewards Policy, both version 2.0, last updated 3 July 2026. Where Repocket does not state something on a page we could read, we say it is not published.

Repocket is run by Repocket Pte. Ltd., a company incorporated in Singapore, and its terms are governed by Singapore law. You must be at least 18 to use it. Its Payment and Rewards Policy says that, under its current operating model, earnings are calculated "primarily on a per-gigabyte basis", based on the volume of qualifying bandwidth shared, and may also depend on traffic demand and commercial value, region, IP or network quality, partner requirements, technical validation and fraud screening. It does not publish the per-GB figure itself. Dashboard figures may be estimated or provisional and remain subject to adjustment until paid out.

There is no single published minimum payout. The policy defines a "Withdrawal Threshold" per payout method, shown through the service, which Repocket may change at any time. Payout methods "may include crypto wallet transfers, exchange-linked payouts, bank or transfer services", and vary by jurisdiction, provider availability and internal risk controls. Network, processor and banking fees may be deducted from the payout.

Before approving a payout, Repocket may require verification: account ownership and identity, control of the payment destination, and fraud, sanctions and anti-money-laundering screening. Its terms list desktop, mobile, server, containerised and virtualised environments as supported, and say you are responsible for checking that your ISP, hosting provider or data centre allows bandwidth sharing. Repocket may limit the number of devices, IP addresses or connections per account. Its policy says traffic-quality disputes with its partners are generally absorbed by the company rather than clawed back from users. Accounts with no qualifying activity for 12 months may be treated as dormant, and unpaid earnings on a dormant account may be forfeited. The terms mention referral benefits, but Repocket does not publish referral terms on the pages we read. Its terms state that installing the software does not guarantee traffic or earnings.

PROXIES.SX does not publish a per-GB payout rate either. Rates are set per partner and may be fixed or a share of collected revenue; there is no universal public percentage. The live rate is the earningsPerGB value returned when you register a device.

IP type is classified on the server by ASN, not by what the device reports. Mobile carrier IPs are the highest tier, residential the middle, and datacenter IPs are rejected for customer listing, so a VPS on a datacenter network will not be listed.

Registration does not guarantee traffic or earnings. Earnings depend on eligible traffic your devices actually serve and on your active partner terms.

Repocket may suit you if you run servers, virtual machines or containers that its terms list as supported, or you want bank or exchange-linked payouts where they are offered in your jurisdiction.

PROXIES.SX may suit you if your connection is residential or mobile, you want withdrawal minimums stated up front and payouts in SOL, BTC or USDC on Solana, or you want to embed the MIT-licensed Android SDK. To see exactly what the client does on your machine, read /earn/what-runs-on-my-device.

We cannot say which pays more for your devices: neither side publishes a per-GB rate. For all eight apps side by side, see /alternatives/bandwidth-sharing-apps. For how supplying works, see /earn.