In the first half of this year, the 911s5 proxy suddenly announced that it had been shut down permanently due to repeated attacks, falling directly from the altar. The news was like a bolt from the blue, and many loyal users were at a loss for words. Since the shutdown of 911s5, a variety of IP proxies have emerged in the industry one after another. At this point, panicked cross-border practitioners are most likely to be "caught in the crossfire".

So what are the cheap and good IP proxies that can be used as an alternative to 911s5?

Here I will introduce the yiluproxy, a cost-effective IP proxy that provides high-quality, cheap, and reliable global residential proxies with transparent prices, no hidden fees, and easy-to-understand operations, is suitable for individuals or businesses in bulk. Next, let's compare several aspects to see if he has this qualification.

1. IP Resources
   Since 911s5 proxy has never released a clear number of IP pools to the outside world, we can temporarily define that its IP resources are quite rich due to its huge user base, and its servers are mainly distributed in the United States. The number of Yilu proxy's IP pools has been announced to the public. It has 90 million high-quality global IP resources and routes in 200 countries and regions around the world. One more thing, 911s5 proxy offers static IPs only, while Yilu proxy offers static IPs and dynamic IPs so that can fully meet the various needs of users.

2. Quality of IP Resources
   After all, 911s5 brand is considered the veteran which had operated for several years. It is not difficult to know that a large number of users are equal to a high IP reuse rate, resulting in average IP quality. And everyone who has used it knows that 911s5 is greatly affected by countries and regions, which will have a certain impact on user experience. In contrast, the IP quality of Yilu proxy is much better, with a 99.2% usage rate. After the real experience, I really haven't encountered any unavailable IPs. The server is also stable with no network fluctuations during use.

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