Proxy Provider Reviews
We read the terms, price out the plans and write down what each provider actually gives you. Figures come from the providers themselves and are dated, so you can tell fresh from stale.
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Proxy-Seller review
4.5 / 5Proxy-Seller sells residential, mobile, ISP, IPv4, IPv6 and datacentre proxies under one account, with published entry prices and ISO 27001 certification. The residential footprint...
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Webshare.io review
4.5 / 5Webshare sells datacenter, static residential and rotating residential proxies with a published per-IP price ladder and a permanent free plan of 10 proxies. Volume discounts run fr...
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Oxylabs.io review
4.4 / 5Oxylabs sells the whole catalogue under one subscription and publishes unit rates for every tier, from $6/GB residential on Starter down to $2.5/GB at enterprise level. The complia...
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Smartproxy review
4.4 / 5Smartproxy rebranded to Decodo in April 2025 and now sells residential bandwidth by the gigabyte, with targeting down to ZIP code and ASN. The trial and money-back terms are the pa...
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ASocks.com review
4.3 / 5ASocks sells mobile, residential and corporate proxies at flat per-proxy monthly rates — $5 for residential and corporate, $15 for mobile — with volume discounts starting at ten un...
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FlyProxy review
4.3 / 5FlyProxy is a proxy seller trading since 2023, with a residential pool the provider puts above 100 million addresses and third-party review scores of 4.6 overall. Residential prici...
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MobileProxy.Space review
4.3 / 5MobileProxy.Space has been selling mobile and datacenter proxies since 2020, with one-day minimum rentals, unlimited traffic on mobile lines and IP rotation by timer or API link. T...
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NodeMaven review
4.3 / 5NodeMaven sells residential, mobile and ISP proxies on one account, with sticky sessions up to 24 hours and a $3.50 entry trial instead of a free one. The pool and the targeting de...
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Novada review
4.3 / 5Novada sells nine proxy types and a stack of scraping APIs, with a residential pool the provider puts at 100M+ IPs across 195+ countries. Entry prices start at $1.3/GB for resident...
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ProxyEmpire review
4.3 / 5ProxyEmpire publishes a 30M+ residential pool across 170+ countries, rollover bandwidth on GB plans and a $1.97 starter trial that does not auto-renew. The unlimited-bandwidth tier...
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Proxy-Sale.com review
4.2 / 5Proxy-Sale is a broad proxy shop: 86M+ residential IPs by its own count, country-to-city targeting, per-gigabyte billing and a set of scraping APIs. The performance numbers it publ...
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AnyIP.io review
4.1 / 5AnyIP.io sells mobile and residential proxies under a single subscription metered by bandwidth, with sticky sessions up to 7 days, unlimited rotation and unlimited concurrency. The...
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GonzoProxy review
4.1 / 5GonzoProxy sells residential and mobile proxies by the gigabyte, with traffic that never expires, unlimited concurrent connections and targeting down to ZIP code and ASN. The mobil...
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ChangeMyIP.com review
3.9 / 5ChangeMyIP has been selling HTTP proxies and SOCKS5 for more than twelve years by its own count, with dedicated and shared tiers across residential, mobile and datacenter products....
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Floppydata review
3.9 / 5Floppydata sells rotating traffic per gigabyte from $1.00/GB and static IPs from $0.79 per IP per month, with a 100 MB free trial per proxy type. A young provider with a wide produ...
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Nsocks review
3.9 / 5Nsocks splits rotating residential, static residential, datacenter and ISP proxies into separate products with separate billing. There is no free trial and the provider says it doe...
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Live Proxies review
3.6 / 5Live Proxies covers rotating residential, rotating mobile and a B2B/enterprise tier with sticky sessions of 60 and 30 minutes. The static residential line is priced on one page and...
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