Question 1

What is a Bright Data alternative for mobile proxies?

Accepted Answer

If you specifically need dedicated mobile infrastructure, NafeProxys runs proxies through physical Android devices connected to mobile networks with SIMs. You get unlimited traffic, sticky sessions, rotation and device-based pricing. If you also need large residential, ISP or datacenter pools, scraping APIs or datasets, Bright Data provides a much broader platform.

Question 2

Does Bright Data still offer mobile proxies in 2026?

Accepted Answer

Bright Data's current public proxy navigation does not show Mobile as a standalone category. Its former Mobile Proxies URL redirects to the general Proxy Services page, where Residential, ISP and Datacenter are currently listed. Some Mobile references still remain elsewhere in Bright Data's public pricing content, so existing or enterprise customers should confirm availability directly with Bright Data.

Question 3

Is NafeProxys a cheaper alternative to Bright Data?

Accepted Answer

It depends on your workload. NafeProxys charges for the active mobile device and includes unlimited traffic, so the proxy cost does not rise with every gigabyte transferred. That can make continuous mobile workloads easier to budget. If you use little traffic or need other proxy types and managed data products, the comparison can be different.

Question 4

Does NafeProxys charge per GB?

Accepted Answer

No. Traffic on the active mobile device is unlimited. Your cost is based on the device and plan rather than the number of gigabytes transferred.

Question 5

Are NafeProxys mobile proxies dedicated?

Accepted Answer

The physical Android device running your proxy is dedicated to your service. The public IP is still determined by the mobile carrier, which may use CGNAT, so a dedicated device should not be interpreted as a guarantee of globally exclusive public IPv4.

Question 6

Can I keep the same mobile IP or rotate it?

Accepted Answer

You can use a sticky session when you need continuity and refresh the mobile connection using the available rotation controls when your workflow needs a new IP.

Question 7

Which protocols does NafeProxys support?

Accepted Answer

You can connect using HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, SOCKS5 UDP, OpenVPN or WireGuard, depending on the connection mode you use.

Question 8

Does NafeProxys support IPv4 and IPv6?

Accepted Answer

Yes. NafeProxys supports IPv4 / IPv6 dual stack according to availability on the selected mobile network.

Question 9

Which mobile proxy locations are available?

Accepted Answer

NafeProxys currently focuses on mobile proxy infrastructure in Brazil and Spain. Check the pricing page for current availability.

Question 10

Can I try NafeProxys before choosing a plan?

Accepted Answer

Yes. You can start with a 1-hour free trial before choosing a longer plan.