NetNut vs. Infatica

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NetNut

Infatica

ISP-Direct Architecture vs. Precision Targeting and SLA Coverage

NetNut

Infatica

Network Scale

7.7

7.4

Proxy Types

6.4

6.1

Targeting

5.4

8.4

Reliability

5.0

7.0

Pricing Model

4.0

8.3

Dev Experience

5.5

8.0

Compliance

4.2

5.8

Support

4.0

6.0

NetNut leads in 2Infatica leads in 6

Feature

NetNut

Infatica

ASN targeting

✓

Mobile proxies

✓

Published SLA

✓

Free tier

Scraper API

Compliance cert

PAYG available

✓

Quick pick

NetNut fits if ISP-direct routing architecture matters more than the ASN and ISP targeting and uptime SLA Infatica documents.

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Infatica fits if ASN or ISP targeting on residential, a 99.9% uptime SLA, accessible per-GB pricing, GDPR documentation, or mobile proxies are the priorities.

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NetNut and Infatica both offer ISP-related residential routing -- but the targeting and access models differ. NetNut routes residential through direct ISP partnerships rather than end-user devices, removing peer-dependency variability, and adds CDN proxy access as a separate product type. Infatica adds ASN and ISP targeting on residential, a 99.9% uptime SLA, mobile proxies, and accessible per-GB pricing.

If you choose NetNut

What you get that Infatica doesn't offer

NetNut's residential IPs route through ISP infrastructure rather than end-user devices, which removes peer-dependency variability. It also offers CDN proxy access as a separate product type. The contrast with Infatica is architecture over targeting depth.

What you give up

Infatica documents ASN and ISP targeting on residential as distinct dimensions -- NetNut's targeting stops at country and city. Infatica's 99.9% uptime SLA -- NetNut does not publish an uptime SLA. Accessible per-GB residential pricing without sales engagement -- NetNut typically requires sales contact for rates. Explicit GDPR compliance documentation. Mobile proxies alongside residential.

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If you choose Infatica

What you get that NetNut doesn't offer

ASN and ISP targeting on residential as distinct dimensions -- NetNut's targeting stops at country and city. A 99.9% uptime SLA. Accessible per-GB residential pricing without sales engagement. Explicit GDPR compliance documentation. Mobile proxies alongside residential and datacenter. Self-serve onboarding without sales contact.

What you give up

NetNut's ISP-direct routing -- residential IPs through ISP infrastructure rather than end-user devices -- and CDN proxy access. The trade against Infatica is routing architecture instead of ASN and ISP targeting with an SLA.

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