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Bright Data vs Infatica
Maximum Residential Scale vs. ISO-Certified Routing Flexibility
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Quick pick
Choose Bright Data when 400M+ monthly residential reach, ASN/carrier targeting, Proxy Manager, and a large unified proxy platform matter most.
Choose Infatica when four active ISO certifications, mandatory verified-customer access, ISP/ZIP/OS filtering, and fine-grained rotation controls are more important than the largest published pool.
Bright Data and Infatica both target serious web-data workloads, but their current public materials emphasize different strengths. Bright Data advertises 400M+ monthly residential IPs with free city, state, ZIP, and ASN targeting. Infatica's current pages use 40M+ and 45M+ network headlines depending on product scope, while its residential configuration exposes country, region, city, ISP, ZIP, and operating-system filters and its Trust Center lists four active ISO certifications.
If you choose Bright Data
What Bright Data brings
Bright Data's main advantage is published residential scale. Its current residential page states 400M+ monthly ethical IPs across 195 countries, with unlimited concurrent sessions and targeting by city, state, country, ZIP, and ASN. The wider proxy network also supports carrier targeting, Proxy Manager, shared and dedicated options, and a 7M+ mobile network in 195 countries.
What Infatica emphasizes instead
Infatica puts more weight on governance and configuration. Its Trust Center lists ISO 27001:2022, ISO 27701:2019, ISO 22301:2019, and ISO 20000-1:2018 as active, independently audited certifications. Residential setup supports ISP, ZIP, and OS filtering in addition to geographic filters, and rotation can be set per request, on timed intervals from 5 to 60 minutes, or as sticky sessions. Current pricing also offers a seven-day trial for $4 and Pay As You Go residential traffic.
If you choose Infatica
What Infatica brings
Infatica is a strong fit when formal security, privacy, continuity, and IT-service certifications matter alongside detailed residential routing. The provider documents mandatory customer verification, opt-in peer sourcing, four ISO certifications, country-to-ZIP routing, ISP and OS filters, IP whitelisting, and flexible rotation controls. Its current pricing page uses a 45M+ IP headline, while another current platform page says 40M+ residential IPs, so those figures are best treated according to page scope rather than merged into one exact pool count.
Where Bright Data is broader
Bright Data publishes a much larger residential network metric at 400M+ monthly IPs and adds ASN plus carrier targeting, Proxy Manager, and a 7M+ mobile pool across 195 countries. For teams whose bottleneck is geographic breadth or very large-scale residential routing rather than certification depth, that network footprint is the clearer differentiator.
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