Spider Residential Proxies review
A managed residential proxy service with search APIs, targeting controls, and bandwidth-based plans.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Spider Residential Proxies provides access to a residential IP proxy network for web scraping, market research, competitor intelligence, ad verification, SEO monitoring, travel aggregation, and other data-collection workflows. It is available through the web and API, with country, city, ASN, and carrier targeting, username-and-password authentication, unlimited concurrent requests, and a dashboard for sub-user and domain-whitelist management. Search-focused teams can also use API wrappers for Google, Bing, Yahoo, Baidu, Naver, Yandex, and Amazon.
Pricing is organized around bandwidth. Candy is a free plan with 100 MB of bandwidth, city-level targeting, one IP at a time, and no billing information required. Micro costs $75 per month for 5 GB, city-level targeting, unlimited sub-users, and unlimited IPs. Starter costs $480 per month for 40 GB, while Professional costs $850 per month for 100 GB. Spider Popular costs $2,500 per month for 1,000 GB. The paid plans include unlimited sub-users and unlimited IPs, and the published plans show lower per-GB rates at higher tiers. A separate 7-day free-trial reference provides another way to evaluate the service before committing to a paid plan.
The strongest fit is for teams that need managed residential access with precise targeting and purpose-built search or commerce workflows. Automatic IP rotation every five minutes supports rotating sessions, while sticky sessions can last up to eight hours when continuity matters. The service also offers a practical division between API access and dashboard administration. It is less suited to buyers seeking a single flat unlimited-bandwidth plan, since the plans are bandwidth-based and the free tier is limited to one IP at a time. Teams with modest collection needs can start with Candy or Micro; larger recurring workloads have clearer capacity options in Starter, Professional, and Spider Popular.
Spider Residential Proxies pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Country, city, ASN, and carrier targeting
- Five-minute rotation and sticky sessions up to eight hours
- API wrappers for seven search and commerce services
- Where it doesn't
- Paid plans are bandwidth-based rather than unlimited
- The free Candy plan allows one IP at a time
- The lowest paid tier includes 5 GB of bandwidth
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