Blazing SEO Review: Now Rayobyte, Pricing 2026

Blazing SEO is a proxy provider that now trades as Rayobyte, so this review covers Rayobyte and what its own pages say as of 21 October 2026. The old Blazing SEO website no longer shows a shop, and the company sells proxies for web data collection, not Instagram growth.

We do desk research only. We did not sign up for, pay for or run any proxy from Rayobyte, so everything below comes from the company’s own pages and from the independent sources listed at the end, all read on 21 October 2026. Earlier SUEVU coverage of Blazing SEO described only datacenter proxies, and its prices and figures no longer match, so this page replaces it.

Quick answer: Blazing SEO became Rayobyte in 2022 and is still operating. It sells datacenter, residential, ISP and mobile proxies plus a Scraping API, and it offers a free trial on its self-serve products with no credit card. Its published prices are per gigabyte or per IP and many of the lowest rates need large monthly plans or a sales call.

Status: rebranded (Rayobyte). Price from: $0.23 a GB for pay-as-you-go rotating datacenter proxies, or $0.85 to $1 per IP a month for static and semi-dedicated datacenter IPs at the entry tiers. Safety: proxies hide your IP address but do not make Instagram automation safe.

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What Blazing SEO (Rayobyte) is

Blazing SEO was a US proxy provider. In an article dated 12 July 2022, Proxyway reported the rebrand to Rayobyte, with a new name, logo and website. It quoted the company’s COO, Derek Knorr, saying the old name “no longer reflected who we are as a company”. The same article says ethical proxy sourcing stayed unchanged and that datacenter and residential proxies would continue.

Screenshot of the Rayobyte homepage, captured 22 October 2026 — Rayobyte's homepage, captured 22 October 2026. Screenshot of the company's public website, shown for review.

On 21 October 2026, the old Blazing SEO address showed only a “Down for Maintenance” notice reading “Site is under construction right now.” It did not mention Rayobyte, so the connection rests on the Proxyway report and on Rayobyte’s own social media links, which carry the phrase “formerly Blazing SEO” in their addresses. We found no page on Rayobyte’s site that explains the rename in a sentence.

Rayobyte describes itself as a web data collection provider based in Lincoln, Nebraska. It says it has run proxy networks for more than 11 years and serves more than 5,000 active customers. Those are company figures that we have not verified. It states GDPR and CCPA compliance and mentions an ethics certification from the EWDCI. This is a proxy service, not an Instagram tool. It sits on SUEVU because people ask whether proxies help with Instagram accounts, and the answer is covered in the safety section below. Other providers on SUEVU have also been renamed: Smartproxy is now called Decodo and Luminati is now called Bright Data.

How it works

A proxy is a server that sits between your device and a website and makes requests for you, so the website sees the proxy’s IP address instead of yours. Wikipedia’s proxy server article describes this intermediary role and notes that proxies can hide where a request came from. Not every provider stays in business: our Leaf Proxies page covers one that appears to have shut down.

With Rayobyte you pick a proxy type, a plan and, where offered, a location. You then use the credentials you receive inside your own software, such as a scraper or a browser setup. Rayobyte also sells a Scraping API, which does the requesting for you instead of giving you raw proxy access.

Datacenter proxies come from servers in data centres. Residential and ISP proxies use addresses that look like home internet connections. Rayobyte’s own page describes its rotating ISP IPs as faster than residential and more anonymous than datacenter IPs, which is the usual trade-off between the types.

Features

The features below come from Rayobyte’s homepage and pricing page.

Datacenter proxies

Rotating datacenter proxies billed by the gigabyte
Static datacenter IPs billed per IP, listed for 29 countries
Semi-dedicated datacenter IPs, listed for 11 countries

Residential and ISP

Scale Residential, from 50M+ devices a month across 190+ countries, opened only after a compliance review
Premium Residential with targeting by country, city, ZIP code or ASN
Rotating and static ISP proxies; static ISP IPs are described as having unlimited bandwidth, subject to fair usage

Mobile and tools

Mobile proxies on shared carrier IPs
Scraping API and Web Unblocker
A stealth browser called rayobrowse, with 48 free browser hours per account

Blazing SEO once sold sneaker and Shopify proxies. We did not find those product names on Rayobyte’s pricing page, so we do not list them. The homepage links to dedicated proxy pages for 13 countries, including the US, UK, Germany, France, Canada and Brazil, and it gives no total IP pool size for datacenter proxies.

Rayobyte pricing (read on 21 October 2026)

Rayobyte prices by usage. Several of the lowest rates require a large monthly plan or contact with sales, so read the entry price as a starting point.

Screenshot of the Rayobyte pricing page, captured 22 October 2026 — Rayobyte's pricing page, captured 22 October 2026. Screenshot of the company's public website, shown for review.

Product	Entry price	Lowest listed price
Rotating datacenter, pay as you go	$0.30 per GB	$0.23 per GB
Rotating datacenter, monthly plans	$0.0130 per GB	$0.0080 per GB
Semi-dedicated datacenter	$1 per IP a month (US, Canada), $1.20 elsewhere, 5 to 99 IPs	$0.50 per IP a month, enterprise
Static datacenter	Priced by country, from 5 IPs	$0.85 per IP a month, enterprise
Static ISP	$5 per IP a month, 5 to 99 IPs	$0.95 per IP a month, enterprise
Premium Residential, pay as you go	$3.50 per GB	$0.70 per GB, $0.50 enterprise
Mobile	$250 a month for 83 GB	$0.95 per GB on the $2,500 plan
Scraping API	$0.0018 per request	$0.00004 per request, volume rates

Free trial: the pricing page says every self-serve product has a free trial with no credit card, and you can sign up with email, Google, Microsoft or GitHub. Scale Residential opens only after a compliance review.
Refunds: the pricing page does not state a refund policy. It links to terms of service, an acceptable use policy and a service level agreement that we did not read in full, so we cannot confirm refund rules.
Billing model: older SUEVU text said Blazing SEO billed per proxy with unlimited bandwidth. The current pricing page bills most products by the gigabyte, so that no longer applies to the rotating products.

Safety and risks

Rayobyte’s proxies are for data collection and general use. Nothing on its pages presents them as a way to run Instagram automation safely, and a proxy does not change Instagram’s rules.

Instagram has said it acts against inauthentic activity. In November 2018, Instagram announced that it would remove inauthentic likes, follows and comments from accounts that use third-party apps to boost their popularity. A proxy hides your IP address, but the automated actions are still automated. Running a growth bot or mass-follow tool through a proxy still breaks Instagram’s rules and can lead to action blocks or a ban, and Rayobyte’s pages make no promise to the contrary.

Practical points to weigh before you buy:

Check what the proxy will be used for. Rayobyte publishes an acceptable use policy that we did not read in full, so check it for your use.
Rayobyte describes ISP IPs as more anonymous than datacenter IPs, so some websites may treat datacenter addresses with more suspicion. Test on your target sites first.
Test the free trial on a small job before you commit to a monthly plan, because the lowest rates need large plans.
Keep logins for your own accounts out of third-party tools you do not trust. Our guide to Instagram automation covers the risks.

Pros and cons

Pros

A long-running provider with a working site, a stated base in Nebraska and a published rebrand record.
Many proxy types in one place: datacenter, residential, ISP and mobile.
Free trial on self-serve products without a credit card.
Pay-as-you-go options on several products, and prices published on the page.
Targeting down to city, ZIP code or ASN on Premium Residential.

Cons

The old Blazing SEO site shows a maintenance notice and no rename explanation, so you have to rely on third-party coverage for the link.
Lowest prices need big monthly plans or sales contact.
Refund rules could not be confirmed from the pages we read.
Datacenter proxies are easier for websites to detect than residential ones.
Not built for Instagram growth, and it does not make automation safer.

Who it suits

Rayobyte suits developers and businesses doing web scraping, price monitoring or ad checking who want published prices and several proxy types. It does not suit anyone hoping a proxy will make Instagram bots safe, or a beginner who wants a single flat monthly price. For another provider with different billing, see our Oculus Proxies review. If you came here looking for ways to grow an Instagram account, start with our Growth Services reviews.

Alternatives

Other proxy providers reviewed on SUEVU include Oxylabs, Smartproxy (now called Decodo), Luminati (now called Bright Data) and Stormproxies. Their older reviews are being refreshed, so check each page for its read date before you rely on its numbers.

Blazing SEO FAQ

Is Blazing SEO the same as Rayobyte?

According to Proxyway’s July 2022 report, yes. Blazing SEO rebranded as Rayobyte with a new name, logo and website.

Is Blazing SEO still online?

The old Blazing SEO address showed a maintenance notice on 21 October 2026. Rayobyte’s own site was working and sells the proxies.

How much does Rayobyte cost?

Pay-as-you-go rotating datacenter proxies run from $0.30 down to $0.23 a GB, and static ISP IPs start at $5 per IP a month, according to the pricing page. Lower rates need larger plans.

Does Rayobyte have a free trial?

Yes. The pricing page says every self-serve product has one with no credit card. Scale Residential opens after a compliance review.

Can I use Rayobyte proxies for Instagram automation?

Rayobyte does not market them for that. Instagram has said it removes inauthentic activity from accounts using third-party apps, and a proxy does not change that.

Does Rayobyte offer refunds?

We could not confirm. The pricing page does not state a refund policy, and we did not read the linked terms in full.