NetNut vs PacketStream

A data-driven, head-to-head comparison of NetNut and PacketStream for 2026 - pricing, IP network, country coverage, proxy types, reviews, and support, so you can pick the right fit for your use case.

NetNut logoNetNutWinner
Best for enterprise-grade web scraping and data collection
From
$0.50 per GB
Trustpilot 4.2
Visit NetNut
Best for affordable pay-as-you-go residential proxies
From
$1 per GB
Trustpilot 4.7
Visit PacketStream

Verdict: which is better?

PacketStream is a famously cheap, residential-only PAYG network (from $1.00, 4.7 rating) on a bandwidth-sharing model. NetNut offers four proxy types, fast direct-ISP residential and a far larger 90M+ pool with enterprise stability. Pick PacketStream for the cheapest shared residential; pick NetNut for enterprise ISP-routed residential.

NetNut wins on
  • Entry price
  • Proxy types
  • Countries
  • Support channels
  • Compliance
  • Founded
PacketStream wins on
  • Trustpilot

NetNut vs PacketStream: head-to-head

FeatureNetNutPacketStream
Entry price$0.50 per GB$1 per GB
Proxy typesDatacenter, ISP, Mobile, ResidentialResidential
IP pool90M+Millions
Countries200190
Trustpilot4.2 (187)4.7 (150)
Overall rating4.74.7
Free trialYesYes
Money-backNoNo
Support channels2/31/3
Compliance1/30/3
HeadquartersIsraelUS
Founded20172018

Pricing and specs are pulled from our latest data for each provider. Verify current pricing on the provider site before purchase.

NetNut vs PacketStream FAQ

Is NetNut cheaper than PacketStream?

NetNut has the lower entry price at $0.50 per GB, compared with $1 per GB for PacketStream. Always size the cost to your real monthly usage, since per-GB and per-IP plans scale differently.

Which has more locations, NetNut or PacketStream?

NetNut advertises the wider footprint with 200 countries versus 190 for PacketStream.

NetNut vs PacketStream: which should you choose?

Choose NetNut if you want enterprise-grade web scraping and data collection; choose PacketStream if you want affordable pay-as-you-go residential proxies. The head-to-head above breaks down price, network, and ratings so you can match the winner to your workload.

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