What does Helodata do?
Helodata sells most kinds of proxy from a single account. Residential starts at $2.50/GB on a pool they put at 80M+ IPs in 195 countries. Static ISP runs from $3.00 per IP, dedicated ISP from $0.35 per IP, and there is an unlimited residential plan billed by the day from $250.
Their mobile product is the one to hold up against ours. It is metered by the gigabyte: $5.00/GB on a 2 GB starter plan, falling to $2.60/GB at 150 GB a month, across what they list as 700+ carriers in 180+ countries. Depending on plan, sessions rotate or stay sticky for up to 10 minutes.
For developers there are SDKs in Python, Node.js, Go and Java, a Chrome and Firefox extension, and a public network status page.
Who it is for
- Scraping that needs many countries on one bill
- Price, MAP and inventory tracking across markets
- Ad verification from the country where the ad actually runs
- Teams that would rather have residential, ISP and mobile in one dashboard than three vendors
What we have and have not checked
We have not tested Helodata. Every figure above comes from their own site as of 15 September 2026, and we are passing it on as their claim, not our finding. The 2 GB starter plan is a cheap way to check it against your own targets.
No money moved in either direction. We swapped listings with Helodata. The link above carries our referral tag, so Helodata can credit the visit to us.
Discount
Helodata gave us a code for people arriving from this page: Xavier Fok, 10% off.
Why pair it with Singapore Mobile Proxy
We sell mobile proxies too, so read this page knowing we compete with them on part of their range.
The difference is shape. Helodata’s mobile product is a pool: billed per GB, spread over a lot of countries, with the IP changing under you on a schedule. Ours is one physical modem with one Singapore carrier SIM, rented by the port, and the IP only changes when you rotate it.
If you need twenty countries, or a few GB here and there, Helodata fits and we don’t. If an account has to keep looking like the same Singapore phone for weeks, a ten-minute sticky session is the wrong tool, and that is the job we built for.
Plenty of teams run both. The broad crawl goes through a pool, and the accounts that matter sit on a dedicated Singapore line.
Setup
Nothing links the two services. Separate credentials, separate endpoints.
To compare directly, take our free trial port and their starter plan, point both at the same target, and look at the exit IPs and ASNs side by side.
