In short
- Residential pool described as over 100 million addresses by the provider and 69 million by a third-party listing
- Coverage of more than 195 countries and regions, with targeting down to state and city in the third-party listing
- Unlimited concurrent sessions, stated by both the provider and the third-party review
- No refunds once products are sold, stated by the provider itself
- No mobile proxies in the line-up, flagged as a weakness by third-party reviewers
How we scored it
- Network coverage and targeting 4.6
- More than 195 countries and regions on the provider's page, with targeting down to city level and state level in the third-party listing.
- Response time and success rate 4.5
- The provider quotes 0.6s and 99.95%, while third-party country tests land lower and vary from 96.8% in Mexico to 98.7% in Germany.
- Pricing 4.4
- Residential traffic falls from $2.50 per GB at 20 GB to $0.90 per GB at 10,240 GB in the third-party price table.
- Support 4.7
- Rated 4.7 by both users and experts in third-party reviews, with 24/7 cover over Telegram, email and the website.
- Product range 4.0
- Nine lines covering residential, ISP and data centre traffic, but no mobile proxies and IPv4 only.
- Integrations and tooling 4.4
- Nine antidetect browser integrations, unlimited concurrent sessions and encrypted connections on the third-party account.
- Refund policy 3.5
- The provider itself states there are no refunds once products are sold.
I picked FlyProxy up because I needed residential capacity spread across several European and Latin American geographies without running two vendors to get it. The company has been trading since 2023, which makes it young next to the established pool operators. Everything below is either the provider's own claim or a third-party figure. I have not run my own tests against this network, so treat the numbers as claims worth verifying on your own traffic before committing to large volume.
What it is best for
FlyProxy sells residential, static residential, rotating ISP, static data centre and unlimited products. The third-party material names large-scale web scraping, market research and ad verification as the main use cases, and the shape of the offering backs that up: geographic targeting, unlimited concurrent sessions and a pool the provider describes as 100M+ real device IPs. If your work is collection-heavy and spread across many countries, that combination is the reason to look here. If your work depends on mobile carrier IPs, this is the wrong vendor — third-party reviewers list the absence of mobile proxies as a weakness, and nothing in the product line-up fills that gap.
- Multi-country scraping — geographic spread is the pitch, and third-party test data covers the United States, Germany, France, Canada, Brazil and Mexico.
- Ad verification — city-level targeting matters more than raw pool size once you are checking placements by metro.
- Price and stock comparison — residential plans drop to $0.90 per GB at the top volume tier.
- Antidetect browser work — nine fingerprint browsers are listed as integrations.
Which FlyProxy product fits a job where I need the same IP and do not want my bandwidth counted?
Answers: 4
✅ Static residential is the line built for that. Third-party descriptions give it infinite bandwidth and sessions on IPv4 only, which is the closest match to a workload that holds one address and does not want a meter running.
📅 Unlimited residential removes the volume question from the other direction: uncapped traffic with no limit on server use, but it is sold per day, so cost tracks calendar time instead of gigabytes moved.
🔁 Long acting ISP is billed per gigabyte and sits alongside the rotating ISP line, where third-party notes list rotation at 5-minute, 15-minute and per-request intervals.
⏳ The standard residential pool is the wrong tool here: the provider gives IP survival time as up to 24 hours, so those addresses churn rather than persist.
What I liked
Two things stand out. First, the third-party review scores are consistent: 4.6 overall, 4.6 from users, 4.5 from experts, and a 4.6 on Trustpilot. Support is the highest-rated item, at 4.7 from both users and experts. The spread between the user scores (network stability 4.7, price 4.6, functionality 4.5) is narrow, which suggests people are not buying one strong dimension and tolerating the rest.
Second, the published third-party test data is granular. Success rates run from 98.7% in Germany and 98.4% in the United States down to 97.2% in Brazil and 96.8% in Mexico, with average response times from 0.52 seconds in Germany to 1.00 seconds in Mexico. That is the kind of table I actually want before buying traffic, because it tells you where the network is strong and where it is only adequate. Note that the same third-party testing quotes a 0.6s average overall, and the country figures are slower than the provider's blanket 99.95% success and 0.6s claims — the provider's numbers are the optimistic read.
- Third-party scores of 4.5 to 4.6 across overall, users, experts and Trustpilot.
- Unlimited concurrent sessions, confirmed by both the provider and the third-party listing.
- Country, state and city targeting in the third-party listing, and encrypted connections with SSL.
- IP survival time of around 24 hours, with rotating ISP intervals of 5 minutes, 15 minutes or per request.
- Nine interface languages.
What I didn't
The refund policy is the clearest problem. The provider itself states there are no refunds once products are sold, and the third-party listing records the same. That is a hard stop for anyone who wants to buy a small amount, test, and then scale — you either do your testing inside a paid plan or negotiate the trial before you pay anything.
There are also contradictions in the published material that I could not resolve from the pages themselves. The third-party listing says there is no free trial, no personal dashboard and no IP rotation, while the same source lists a user-friendly dashboard platform as a strength and the provider advertises a free 500M traffic offer arranged through customer service.
The pool size disagrees too: 69 million addresses on the third-party side, over 100 million in the provider's own copy. Protocols differ as well — HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on the third-party side, HTTP and SOCKS5 on the provider's. A third-party listing also records no partner programme. None of that proves the product is bad, but it does mean the marketing pages are not a reliable specification, and you should confirm details with support before paying.
Finally, the free trial is not self-serve. The provider's account flow asks you to sign up and then contact the sales team for the qualification and the credits. I would not call that a free trial in the way most providers mean it, and one third-party listing goes further and says there is no free trial at all.
The line-up is also IPv4 only.
The products
Nine lines are listed: Residential Proxies, Static Residential Proxies, Rotating ISP Proxies, Static Data Center Proxies, Unlimited Residential Proxies, Static Proxies, Unlimited Proxies, Proxies by ISP and Long Acting ISP. The residential product is the one the pricing and the test data are built around, and it is the one to start with. The ISP and data centre lines cover the cases where you need a stable address rather than a rotating one.
How to get started
The flow is create an account, choose a residential plan, and pay. Volume starts at 20 GB, so there is no month-to-month entry point below that on the published table. Payment coverage is broad: Visa and Mastercard, PayPal, Alipay, UPI, ShopeePay, crypto including Bitcoin, Ether, Tetcoin and USDT, and a long tail of regional options such as 7-Eleven, VietQR, Globe, Neosurf, Touch'n Go, Doku, GrabPay, eNets and PayNow. If you want the free traffic, ask support before or right after you register rather than after you have paid.
Integrations
FlyProxy lists nine integrations, all in the antidetect browser space: Dolphin Anty, Multi Login, MoreLogin, MuLogin Fingerprint Browser, Adspect, Clonbrowser, GenLogin, Nstbrowser and Incognition. That is a fingerprint-browser list rather than an application-integration list, which matches the ad verification and multi-account side of the use cases. For scraping frameworks you will be configuring HTTP or SOCKS5 endpoints yourself; there is nothing unusual in the setup.
Pricing
Third-party pricing for residential traffic is $2.50 per GB at 20 GB, $2.40 per GB at 50 GB and $0.90 per GB at 10,240 GB. The drop between the middle and top tiers is steep — roughly 64% off the 20 GB rate — which tells you the plans are aimed at buyers moving serious volume rather than hobby users.
These figures come from a third-party table rather than the provider's own page, so confirm them at checkout. Whether the $0.90 per GB tier is good value depends on the success rates you get in your own target markets, since the third-party country tests bottom out at 96.8% in Mexico.
Customer service
Support is 24/7 over Telegram, the website and email at support@flyproxy.com. It is also the strongest third-party score the provider has: 4.7 from users and 4.7 from experts, with post-purchase assistance listed among the reported strengths. For a company that has only been trading since 2023, that is the finding that matters most. The trial request and the free traffic both route through sales, so your first interaction with the team will be a test of that score anyway.
Characteristics
- Overall score (third-party review summary rank)
- 4.6
- Users feedback
- 4.6
- Network stability (user feedback)
- 4.7
- Price (user feedback)
- 4.6
- Support (user feedback)
- 4.7
- Proxy functionality (user feedback)
- 4.5
- Experts evaluation
- 4.5
- Network stability (experts)
- 4.6
- Price (experts)
- 4.5
- Support (experts)
- 4.7
- Proxy functionality (experts)
- 4.5
- Trustpilot rating
- 4.6 out of 5
- In business since
- 2023
- In business since
- Since 2023
- IP types
- IPv4
- Languages
- English, German, Russian, Portuguese, Vietnamese, Indonesian, Hindi, Chinese (Simplified), Traditional Chinese
- Countries/regions
- Europe, Africa, Antarctica, Asia, North America, Oceania, South America
- IP Rotation
- No
- Personal Dashboard
- No
- Partner program
- No
- Free Trial
- No
- Refund Policy
- No
- Other Features
- Localization into the top languages; Detailed guidelines and FAQs; Premium packages with unrestricted features; No-cost tools like proxies and a checker
- Residential proxy pool size
- 69 million addresses
- Residential proxy pool size
- over 100 million residential proxies; 100M+ Real Device IP
- Geo coverage
- 195+ locations; access to 195 countries
- Countries and regions covered
- more than 195 countries and regions worldwide
- Uptime
- 99.9%
- IP Survival time / uptime
- IP Survival time
- IP lifetime
- around 24 hours
- Success rate
- 99.9%
- Success rate
- 99.95%
- Response time
- 0.6s average (residential proxies)
- Response time
- Our's residential proxies respond in 0.6s
- Concurrent sessions
- Unlimited concurrent sessions
- Concurrent sessions
- Unlimited concurrent sessions
- Protocols
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
- Protocols
- HTTP and SOCKS5
- Encryption
- Encrypted proxy connection; SSL encryption
- Targeting
- Targeting by country, state, and city
- Targeting
- Country and city level targeting
- Rotating ISP rotation intervals
- every 5 minutes, every 15 minutes, and upon each request
- Free traffic offer
- free 500M traffic (contact customer service)
- Support availability
- 24/7 support
- Contact
- support@flyproxy.com
figure published by the provider, not measured by us.
Price table
Scroll the table sideways to see every column.
| Billing | Plan | Traffic | Price | Per GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | Residential Proxies | 20 GB | — | $2.50 per GB |
| — | Residential Proxies | 50 GB | — | $2.40 per GB |
| — | Residential Proxies | 10,240 GB | — | $0.90 per GB |
Prices as recorded on Oct 16, 2026 · Third-party review states prices for residential proxies; provider pricing page lists plans as 'Starting from $?/IP', '$?/Day', '$?/GB' without figures.
Published figures
- Response time (residential proxies)
- 0.6s
- Success rate
- 99.95%
- Uptime
- 99.9%
- IP Survival time
- 24 hours or less
- Third-party test: average response time using residential pr
- 0.6s
- Third-party test: United States success rate
- 98.4%
- Third-party test: United States average response time
- 0.65 sec
- Third-party test: Brazil success rate
- 97.2%
- Third-party test: Brazil average response time
- 0.80 sec
- Third-party test: Germany success rate
- 98.7%
- Third-party test: Germany average response time
- 0.52 sec
- Third-party test: France success rate
- 97.9%
- Third-party test: France average response time
- 0.75 sec
- Third-party test: Mexico success rate
- 96.8%
- Third-party test: Mexico average response time
- 1.00 sec
- Third-party test: Canada success rate
- 98.1%
- Third-party test: Canada average response time
- 0.72 sec
These figures are published by the provider or by third-party listings , recorded on Oct 16, 2026 . — not measurements of ours. We have not run independent tests against this provider; see our methodology.
What stood out
In its favour
- Residential pool described as over 100 million addresses by the provider and 69 million by a third-party listing
- Coverage of more than 195 countries and regions, with targeting down to state and city in the third-party listing
- Unlimited concurrent sessions, stated by both the provider and the third-party review
- Third-party country tests show success rates from 96.8% in Mexico to 98.7% in Germany, with response times from 0.52s to 1.00s
- Support rated 4.7 by users and 4.7 by experts in third-party reviews, with 24/7 cover over Telegram, email and the site
- Consistent third-party scores of 4.6 overall, 4.6 from users, 4.5 from experts and 4.6 on Trustpilot
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support on the third-party listing, with encrypted connections
- Nine antidetect browser integrations including Dolphin Anty, Multi Login, MoreLogin and Nstbrowser
- Residential pricing of $0.90 per GB at the 10,240 GB tier
- Interface localised into nine languages
Against it
- No refunds once products are sold, stated by the provider itself
- No mobile proxies in the line-up, flagged as a weakness by third-party reviewers
- The third-party listing says there is no free trial while the provider advertises a free 500M traffic offer through sales
- Pool size, protocol list and dashboard availability disagree between the provider's pages and the third-party listing
- Smaller markets tested softer in third-party data, with Mexico at 96.8% and Brazil at 97.2%
Our verdict
FlyProxy suits teams doing multi-country scraping, ad verification or antidetect browser work who want residential traffic at volume and can live without mobile IPs. Support scores of 4.7 and the depth of the third-party country test data are the reasons to shortlist it. Buyers who want a self-serve trial, a refund if the network underperforms on their targets, or carrier-grade mobile proxies should look elsewhere — the trial runs through sales and the provider states there are no refunds once products are sold.
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Questions about FlyProxy
Is there a free trial?
The provider advertises free 500M traffic arranged by contacting customer service after sign-up. A third-party listing states there is no free trial, so confirm with support before registering.
Which protocols are supported?
The third-party review lists HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. The provider's own material says HTTP and SOCKS5.
How large is the residential pool?
The provider says over 100 million residential proxies. A third-party listing puts the pool at 69 million addresses.
Does FlyProxy offer refunds?
No. The provider states there are no refunds once products are sold, and the third-party listing records the same.
What payment methods are accepted?
Visa and Mastercard, PayPal, Alipay, UPI, ShopeePay, crypto including Bitcoin and USDT, plus regional options such as 7-Eleven, VietQR, Globe, Neosurf, Touch'n Go, Doku, GrabPay, eNets and PayNow.
How long does an IP last?
Around 24 hours according to the third-party listing. The provider quotes IP survival time of 24 hours or less with 99.9% uptime.
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