Of 162 proxy sellers found, only 19 explicitly document UDP and just 3 document real platform spoofing

Asked (summary):

Find, exhaustively, all 4G/mobile and true residential proxy sellers — checking Product Hunt, BlackHatWorld, GitHub lists, review sites and directories — and for each capture supported protocols (SOCKS5, UDP, VPN protocols), platform/OS spoofing, pricing, and any minimum-commitment requirements (deposits, minimum GB, fixed duration).

This census covers 162 normalized seller brands — the full set this best-effort open-web sweep surfaced; there is no authoritative registry, so it is an extensive census, not a complete universe. It was built from 20 searches across the general web, comparison sites, GitHub, Product Hunt, BlackHatWorld, Reddit and review directories, yielding 2,749 deduplicated page results and 12,557 provider mentions before filtering. 34 brands have detailed, source-attributable capability cells; for the other 128, blank cells mean the researched pages gave no safely attributable value — not that the feature is absent.

Capability landscape of the 34 documented brands

One row per brand, sorted by how widely it is mentioned across discovery hosts. A filled cell is explicit documented evidence; hover or tap a cell for the exact wording. The 128 undocumented brands live in the table below.

documented capability explicit UDP yes / platform spoofing explicit UDP no / commitment trap no attributable evidence

Explicit UDP support is rare: 19 of 162 brands document it (IPRoyal, Bright Data, Oxylabs, SOAX, Decodo, Evomi and 13 others), while NetNut and ProxyEmpire explicitly say no — corporatebloggingtips.com

Only three brands document true platform spoofing rather than mere client compatibility: Evomi's TCP/IP fingerprint filter (Windows/Apple/Unix), CyberYozh's OS fingerprint switching, and Infatica's OS targeting — proxyway.com

Commitment traps hide in "pay-as-you-go": Bright Data's subscription tier starts at $499/mo, SOAX starts at $90/mo, Evomi requires a $15 minimum spend, and ProxyEmpire's static ISP line requires a subscription — corporatebloggingtips.com

QUIC — a UDP-based protocol — is documented by just three sellers: SOAX, Evomi and Proxidize; SOCKS5 is far more common, documented for 32 brands — proxyway.com

All 162 brands, searchable

Filters combine. Pricing is heterogeneous — per GB, IP, port, day, week or month — so rows are never ranked by "cheapest". Blank cells mean unresolved, not absent.

Provider	Products	Protocols / UDP	Platform spoofing	Pricing	Minimum commitment	Rotation / targeting	Source

Method: best-effort open-web census of mobile/4G/5G, rotating residential and static ISP proxy sellers, compiled 2026-09-13 from 20 searches over general web results, comparison sites, GitHub, Product Hunt, BlackHatWorld, Reddit, review sites and directories; 2,749 deduplicated page results and 12,557 raw provider mentions were normalized to 162 brands backed by 73 distinct source hosts, with no single URL backing more than 11 rows. Cells hold only explicitly attributable claims; blanks mean the pages yielded no safe value. Long pricing text is truncated in the table for space. Prices, plans and products are time-sensitive — recheck every claim at checkout.

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