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NetNut
VS
Rayobyte
NetNut
Rayobyte

ISP-Direct Architecture vs. Datacenter Depth and ASN Residential Targeting

NetNut
Rayobyte

Network Scale

7.7
6.0

Proxy Types

6.4
7.9

Targeting

5.4
9.0

Reliability

5.0
2.5

Pricing Model

4.0
7.9

Dev Experience

5.5
3.3

Compliance

4.2
3.3

Support

4.0
3.5
NetNut leads in 5Rayobyte leads in 3
Feature
NetNut
Rayobyte
ASN targeting
Mobile proxies
Published SLA
Free tier
Scraper API
Compliance cert
PAYG available

Quick pick

NetNut fits if ISP-direct residential routing matters more than Rayobyte's datacenter subnet scale and ASN residential targeting.

Rayobyte fits if a large C-class datacenter subnet network with automatic replacement, ASN targeting on residential, non-expiring PAYG credits, or a Web Scraping API are the priorities.

NetNut and Rayobyte emphasise different network types. NetNut is built around ISP-direct residential routing -- IPs that connect through ISP infrastructure rather than end-user devices -- plus CDN proxy access as a separate product type. Rayobyte is built around datacenter scale: a 20,000+ C-class subnet network with automatic IP replacement, ASN targeting on residential, non-expiring PAYG credits, and a Web Scraping API.

If you choose NetNut

What you get that Rayobyte doesn't offer

NetNut leads with ISP-direct residential routing -- IPs through ISP infrastructure rather than peer devices -- and CDN proxy access as a separate product type. Against Rayobyte, the contrast is residential routing versus datacenter subnet scale.

What you give up

Rayobyte's 20,000+ C-class datacenter subnet network with automatic 30-day IP replacement cycles. ASN targeting on residential proxies -- NetNut's targeting stops at country and city. Non-expiring PAYG credits -- purchased bandwidth does not expire. A Web Scraping API with free monthly scrapes. IPv6 datacenter proxies. Self-serve onboarding -- NetNut typically requires sales contact for rates.

If you choose Rayobyte

What you get that NetNut doesn't offer

A 20,000+ C-class datacenter subnet network with automatic 30-day IP replacement cycles. ASN targeting on residential proxies -- NetNut's targeting stops at country and city. Non-expiring PAYG credits -- purchased bandwidth does not expire. A Web Scraping API with free monthly scrapes. IPv6 datacenter proxies. Self-serve onboarding without sales contact.

What you give up

NetNut's ISP-direct residential routing and CDN proxy access -- a routing model on ISP infrastructure rather than Rayobyte's datacenter subnet scale.

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