Helodata Review 2026
Residential, static ISP, unlimited, mobile and datacenter proxies on one shared wallet
Helodata signs its site with three words, proxy, network, infrastructure, and the catalogue is organised exactly that way: five IP pools sold through one dashboard and paid from one shared wallet, so residential traffic, mobile sessions and a rack of static addresses land on the same invoice. The company builds for teams that feed AI training pipelines, verify ads, and track markets at production scale, and it publishes the details those teams ask about first, per-tier prices, per-country pool sizes, and a KYC policy it holds its own resellers to.
The catalogue splits along one line: what is metered, and what is not.
- Residential from $2.50/GB, pay-as-you-go from $0.85/GB
- Mobile from $5.00/GB across 700+ carriers
- Rates step down as the monthly commitment grows
- 7 day trial on every metered plan, no card required
- Unlimited plans priced by bandwidth tier, from $250/day
- Static ISP IPs from $3.00/IP with unmetered traffic
- Datacenter IPv4 and IPv6 from $0.35/IP
- Per-IP orders provisioned within 10 seconds
The network in numbers
Figures as published by Helodata on its product and locations pages. The locations page also lists per-country counts, from 10.13 million IPs in the United States down to a few hundred thousand in the smaller markets.
Five pools, one wallet
Each product keeps its own pricing page. The starting prices below come from the site menu.
| Pool | Starts at | Character |
|---|---|---|
| Residential | From $2.50/GB | Rotating IPs sourced from consumer devices in 195 countries. Tiers step down to $0.99/GB on the 1 TB plan, and pay-as-you-go starts at $0.85/GB with no monthly minimum. City, ZIP and ASN targeting arrive as the tiers climb. |
| Static ISP | From $3.00/IP | Static addresses registered with consumer carriers, sold by IP count and rental period in 40 countries. Bandwidth is unmetered, SOCKS5, HTTPS and HTTP are all included, and the page quotes 99.99% uptime with p50 latency under 50 ms. |
| Unlimited Residential | From $250/day | Flat-rate plans where the only ceiling is a sustained bandwidth cap, from 200 Mbps up to 1 Gbps, leased for a day, a week or 30 days. GB volume is uncounted. |
| Mobile | From $5.00/GB | 3G, 4G and 5G IPs on 700+ carriers across 180+ markets, with natural CGNAT rotation and carrier-level targeting from the Developer tier up. Enterprise volume brings the rate down to $2.00/GB. |
| Datacenter | From $0.35/IP | IPv4 and IPv6 ranges in 60 countries with p50 latency under 100 ms. IPv6 is the budget row, priced at roughly one twelfth of IPv4, and IPs come in contiguous 10-IP blocks inside a single ASN. |
The wallet is the part regular buyers will feel. All five products bill into one balance and one monthly invoice, plans can be switched mid-cycle with prorated billing, and annual commitments carry 2 months free. Payment is taken in USDT, by Alipay or by credit card, billed in USD with tax included.
Paying by the GB, by the pipe, or by the IP
Three billing models, each matched to a different traffic shape.
Metered by the GB
Residential and mobile traffic is billed per gigabyte, and the rate falls as the monthly commitment grows. The site warns you by email at 80% and 100% of quota, and above that you either auto-upgrade or pay overage at the pay-as-you-go rate, so a busy month does not end in a suspension.
Flat rate by the pipe
The unlimited product inverts the meter: pick a bandwidth tier and a duration, then push as much volume as the pipe carries. Caps are sustained rather than burst figures, requests route through a blended residential and datacenter pool, and the FAQ places break-even against pay-as-you-go at roughly 800 GB a month.
Billed per IP
Static ISP and datacenter addresses are billed by IP count times rental period with unmetered bandwidth. Orders are provisioned within 10 seconds of checkout, a dashboard swap trades a blocked IP for a fresh one from the same region inside a monthly quota, and an unused order can be fully refunded within 3 days.
The pricing pages repeat one promise across all three models: no per-request charges, no geo premiums, no overage surprises. Two extras are worth knowing before a first order. Metered plans carry a 7 day trial with no card required, and a first residential purchase is currently doubled, the same amount of traffic again at no cost, once per customer.
Compliance built into the sales process
The card this partner gave us leads with the word compliant, and the site treats it as a product feature.
Sourcing with consent
The residential pool is described as ethically sourced, and the mobile FAQ is specific about what that means there: every mobile IP belongs to an actual phone shared through an opt-in SDK network, with no virtualisation and no emulators.
KYC on both sides of the counter
A published KYC policy applies to direct accounts, and reseller entities are verified to the same standard, with the program page stating plainly that shell entities are not accepted and that partners answer for the workloads their sub-accounts run.
For teams whose own clients run procurement reviews, the reseller tier ships a compliance pack: SOC 2 aligned controls, a sub-processor list, DPA versions and a KYC standard operating procedure. An acceptable use policy, trust page and security page round out the paperwork, and a public status page shows uptime and incidents in the open.
The tooling around the network
What surrounds the endpoints, from the dashboard down to a free public list.
Self-serve dashboard
Zones are created, credentials rotated and alerts set without a ticket, with request-level analytics for success rate, latency and spend against budget.
SDKs and integrations
Native integrations with 50+ tools, worked examples for the 15 frameworks their customers reach for most, and a public API reference in the docs. Official libraries for Python, Node.js, Go and Java are dated Q3 2026.
Browser extension
A proxy manager for Chrome and Firefox, dated Q3 2026, with a private beta already open by email, aimed at the sessions that live in a browser rather than a script.
Status page and free list
A public uptime and incident dashboard, plus a regularly refreshed free proxy list filterable by protocol, country and speed, labelled best-effort by the site itself.
Support runs through channels engineers already use, Lark, WeChat and Slack, direct to network engineers with a stated median response of 8 minutes. The site itself is published in English, Chinese, Russian and Vietnamese, which says something about where its customers work.
Affiliate and reseller tracks
Two separate programs, one for audiences and one for agencies.
Affiliate program
Commission starts at 30% recurring for the customer lifetime and climbs automatically, 35% at ten new customers a month and 40% at fifty, with no quarterly resets. The cookie window is 60 days, payouts land monthly on the 15th via Wise, PayPal or wire, and the minimum is $50, rolling over until met. Applications currently run by email to the partnerships address.
Reseller and partner program
Wholesale margins run from 20% at the entry tier to 40% at enterprise volume, on net-15 terms. The stack includes a sub-account console with per-client metering, a white-label dashboard from the Pro tier up, SLA passthrough reaching 99.99%, and a dedicated Slack channel into the engineering team. The program page is open about being selective.
The jobs both networks show up for
Helodata and PROXIES.SX are in the same trade, and the use cases on both sites read like the same working week: ad verification, price and stock monitoring, market research, SEO tracking, mobile testing. In practice teams route by task. Bulk collection runs on whichever pool is cheapest per request, while account work and platform checks lean on carrier-grade mobile IPs, which is the layer PROXIES.SX sells: a 4G/5G mobile and residential network billed per GB, with endpoints free and GB that never expire.
Whichever network a session comes from, it can be checked the same way. The free proxy tester on proxies.sx runs any endpoint through connectivity, anonymity and fingerprint checks before a job depends on it.
Who will get the most out of it
The catalogue is shaped for teams that buy proxy capacity the way they buy cloud: data engineering groups feeding AI training sets, ad verification desks that need to see a campaign from inside a market, e-commerce teams tracking prices and stock across borders, and financial data operations chasing low-latency feeds. The named solutions, bulk collection, market research and mobile testing, map onto the same buyers.
The pricing structure rewards knowing your own traffic shape. Spiky, occasional work fits pay-as-you-go with no minimum. Steady volume grows into the committed tiers, and a workload past roughly 800 GB a month can move to a flat-rate pipe and stop counting gigabytes altogether. Identity-stable jobs sit on static ISP addresses that are billed by the IP and never metered.
For agencies the interesting part sits a layer up. The reseller stack, sub-accounts, white-label dashboard and compliance pack included, is built for wrapping the network into a service of your own, with margins published up front.
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Every figure on this page comes from helodata.com as published at the time of writing: the product and pricing pages, the locations page, the affiliate and reseller program pages, and the site FAQ. Outbound links to Helodata are partner links and use rel="nofollow sponsored noopener noreferrer".