In short
- Residential, mobile and ISP proxies under a single account and dashboard
- Sticky sessions quoted at up to 24 hours with unlimited concurrent sessions
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support, with UDP marketed for ISP proxies
- There is no free trial: the $3.50, 750 MB entry point is a paid demo, and a third-party write-up says the free-trial route is limited to registered companies that pass KYC
- High-volume scraping gets expensive fast under a per-GB traffic model
How we scored it
- Pool and coverage 4.4
- 30M+ residential is confirmed by both the provider and third-party records, but mobile pool figures differ by roughly 45K and the country and city counts do not match across sources.
- Product range 4.5
- Residential, mobile and ISP proxies sit under one dashboard with a Scraping Browser listed alongside them, and the three proxy types cover genuinely different workloads.
- Declared performance 4.3
- The provider quotes 99.99% uptime, sub-second averages on all three lines and a 95% clean IP rate. Third-party tests report 98.7% to 99.4% success across several regions.
- Usability 4.5
- Rotation, sticky sessions up to 24 hours, traffic rollover, country, city and ISP targeting, and detailed documentation are all listed.
- Pricing and value 3.8
- From $2.20/GB, and 2 GB for $8.50 is cheap to try, but the per-GB model gets expensive at scale.
- Trial and refund terms 3.5
- There is no free trial, the $3.50 demo is described by third-party sources as not a true free trial, and refunds are pro-rated rather than full.
- Integrations and API 4.7
- 23 named tools spanning antidetect browsers, Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, Proxifier and n8n, plus a RESTful API, SDKs for all platforms and detailed documentation.
- Customer service 4.4
- 24/7 support is claimed across website, Telegram and email with a dedicated account manager, but the third-party characteristics sheet lists website as the only support channel.
I picked NodeMaven up because its ISP proxies are sold with unlimited traffic and a 99.9% uptime guarantee, which is the combination I want when a team is running long jobs that need the same exit IP to hold instead of rotating on every request. I have not benchmarked this network myself, so every speed, uptime, success-rate and clean-IP number below is either the provider's own claim or a third-party test result, and I say which is which. The rest comes from the provider's published characteristics and third-party records; where those two disagree I note the disagreement rather than quietly quoting the friendlier figure.
What it is best for
The product mix is aimed at people who need more than one kind of exit. Residential for general scraping and geo-checking, mobile where targets are picky about datacentre ranges, and ISP where you want a fixed IP with unlimited traffic and no per-gigabyte meter running in the background.
- Long-session work: sticky sessions are quoted at up to 24 hours, which suits logged-in flows, cart checks and anything that breaks when the IP changes mid-task.
- Geo-specific checks: targeting runs at country, city and ISP level, and the provider claims down to ZIP level across 190+ countries.
- Mobile-first targets: the provider markets mobile proxies for targets that block residential ranges quickly.
- Antidetect and automation stacks: the integration list is long and covers the usual browser profiles and headless frameworks.
- Heavy ISP use: unlimited traffic on ISP plans removes the per-GB maths for jobs that move a lot of data.
What happens to unused bandwidth at the end of a billing period?
Answers: 4
🔄 The provider states that unused traffic carries forward to the next billing period automatically, and the same rollover is listed for pay-as-you-go billing as well as for monthly plans.
💸 Used traffic earns cashback of up to 10% on top of that, with 7% shown in the provider's own calculator example, so the two mechanisms pull in opposite directions on the same allowance.
📊 The entry monthly plan is 2 GB for $8.50, so on a small allowance rollover is the difference between paying once and paying twice for the same quiet month.
🧾 Custom pricing starts above 1,000 GB per month, where the commercial terms are agreed with the provider rather than taken from the published page.
What I liked
- Three proxy types under one account, with a single dashboard and one set of credentials to manage. Rotating between residential, mobile and ISP without a second vendor contract is worth something operationally.
- Protocol coverage is broad: HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with HTTP and SOCKS5 on the ISP line and UDP support marketed for ISP.
- The provider attaches a $1 bonus traffic credit for every confirmed blacklisted proxy.
- Reported third-party testing put residential routing around 99.2% success in the US and 99.4% in Germany on rotating mode, with sub-second average response times, and sticky mode in tougher regions staying in the high nineties, for example 98.7% in Singapore. Those are someone else's tests, not mine.
- Sticky connections of up to 24 hours and unlimited concurrent sessions, both of which matter more in practice than headline pool size.
- No domain restrictions, which I check early because it rules vendors out fast.
- Public review scores sit high: 4.7 on G2, 4.8 on Sourceforge and 4.9 on Product Hunt according to the provider, with a 4.5 on Trustpilot cited among reported strengths.
What I didn't
- The free trial situation is muddier than the marketing suggests. The provider states plainly that there is no free trial, only a $3.50 paid trial with 750 MB. A third-party write-up says yes to a trial but only for registered companies that pass KYC, calls the $3.50/750 MB offer a demo for everyone else, and explicitly says the demo is not a true free trial in the usual sense. I would not call that a free trial either.
- Smaller locations look uneven in depth. That is a reported weakness, and it is the usual trade-off when a pool is deep in the big markets and thinner elsewhere.
- High-volume scraping gets expensive fast under a per-GB model, and the per-GB rate sets the floor on what a large job can cost.
- The third-party characteristics sheet lists the support channel as website only, which sits awkwardly against the wider list of Telegram, email and 24/7 support.
- Refunds are pro-rated, not full, so a mid-cycle cancellation returns part of the money rather than all of it.
The products
Residential proxies
The provider claims 30M+ residential IPs and the third-party record agrees on that figure. Locations are given as 195+ by the provider and 150+ countries with 1400+ cities by third-party sources, so the two counts are measuring different things and I would not read either as precise. Geo-targeting is quoted at 190+ countries down to ZIP level. Declared speed is under 0.2 seconds on average, clean IP rate 95%, business success rate 99.4% and a verified fraud risk under 5 out of 100. All provider numbers.
Mobile proxies
The provider quotes 250K real-device 5G and LTE mobile IPs and an average speed under 0.6 seconds. The third-party record puts the mobile pool at 295K+, so the two sources differ by roughly 45K and I cannot tell you which is current. Reported experience is fewer immediate blocks on picky targets, which is the reason to pay mobile rates at all.
ISP proxies
This is the line with the clearest commercial pitch: unlimited traffic, a 99.9% uptime guarantee, static ISP speeds quoted under 0.1 seconds and general ISP speeds under 0.3 seconds, a fraud score under 10 out of 100, and a claim of 5x faster speeds for demanding tasks. HTTP and SOCKS5 are supported, UDP is marketed as supported, and renewals run on 30 or 90 day cycles. Traffic is unlimited, which is unusual enough to be the deciding factor for some workloads.
How to get started
You register, land in the personal dashboard, and buy traffic or a plan from there. The entry point is the $3.50 trial with 750 MB, which the provider describes as a paid trial rather than a free one. If you are a registered company going through KYC there is a separate route described by third-party sources; everyone else uses the same small paid demo. From the dashboard you configure rotation, decide between rotating and sticky sessions, and set targeting at country, city and ISP level. Credentials drop into whatever client you already run.
Integrations
The integration list runs to 23 tools. On the antidetect side that covers Dolphin Anty, Undetectable, AdsPower, MoreLogin, VMlogin, BitBrowser, GoLogin, Incognition, Hidemyacc, DICloak, GeeLark, Multilogin X, Multilogin, ixBrowser, Octobrowser and XLogin. On the automation side there is Playwright, Puppeteer and Selenium. Beyond that, Chrome through Proxy SwitchyOmega, Proxifier, Shadowrocket and n8n. If your stack is not on that list, standard HTTP or SOCKS5 authentication should still connect.
Usability
The dashboard is listed as a feature, rotation is supported, and sticky sessions run up to 24 hours. Targeting layers are the part that takes the most fiddling: country, city and ISP selection, with ZIP-level targeting claimed by the provider. Traffic rollover exists on both pay-as-you-go and monthly plans, which softens the usual waste when a month ends with unused gigabytes. The interface is available in English and Russian. The API is RESTful with SDKs for all platforms and detailed documentation, so a scripted setup should not need much reverse engineering.
Pricing
The headline is 'Proxies from $2.20/GB'.
- Residential, monthly — from $2.20/GB. The smallest plan is 2 GB for $8.50, with traffic rollover.
- Trial — 750 MB for $3.50.
- ISP — 20 proxies at 20% off, on 30 or 90 day billing. The ISP25 code applies when you select two or more proxies.
- Custom — from 1,000 GB a month or 1,000 IPs.
Standard plans carry up to 10% cashback on traffic. Payment is by bank card or crypto, with 10+ crypto options listed. The overall shape is a per-GB model: predictable for moderate use, punishing for very large scrapes.
Customer service
The provider lists the website, Telegram and support@nodemaven.com, with 24/7 support and a dedicated account manager. The third-party sheet names the website only, so confirm which channels are live before you rely on one. There is also a partner programme.
For anyone doing due diligence: third-party records give a founding date of May 20, 2008, while the domain was registered on April 2, 2023.
Characteristics
- IP types
- IPv4, IPv6
- Founding date
- May 20, 2008
- Domain registration date
- April 2, 2023
- Languages
- English, Russian
- Countries
- 150+ countries, 1400+ cities
- Proxy types
- Residential Proxies, Mobile Proxies, ISP Proxies
- Protocols
- SOCKS5, HTTP, HTTPS
- Pool of IPs
- 30M+ residential IPs, 295K+ mobile IPs
- IP rotation
- Yes
- Personal dashboard
- Yes
- Partner program
- Yes
- Support channel
- Website
- Payment types
- Crypto Transfer, Bank cards
- Refund policy
- Pro-rated refund
- Residential IPs
- 30M+
- Mobile IPs
- 250K real device 5G/LTE mobile IPs
- Locations
- 195+ locations
- Countries for geo-targeting
- 190+ countries (down to ZIP level)
- Uptime
- 99.99% uptime
- Uptime guarantee (ISP)
- 99.9% uptime
- Average speed
- Under 0.2s
- Average speed (static ISP)
- Under 0.1s
- Average speed (ISP)
- Under 0.3s
- Average speed (Mobile)
- Under 0.6s
- Clean IPs
- 95% clean IPs / 95% IP clean rate
- Business success rate
- 99.4% business success rates (Residential)
- ISP speed
- 5x faster speed for high-demanding tasks
- Verified low fraud risk (Residential)
- Under 5/100
- Verified fraud score (ISP)
- Under 10/100
- Sticky sessions
- up to 24 hours
- UDP protocol support
- Yes (ISP)
- ISP protocols
- HTTP, SOCKS5
- ISP traffic
- Unlimited traffic
- ISP auto-renewals
- 30 or 90 days
- Targeting
- Country, city & ISP targeting
- Traffic rollover
- Yes
- Cashback
- up to 10% cashback on traffic (standard plans only)
- Crypto friendly
- 10+
- Security
- Bank-grade encryption; Minimal-log policy
- Custom pricing
- Available for 1,000+ GB/month and 1,000+ IPs
- Rating G2
- 4.7
- Rating Sourceforge
- 4.8
- Rating Product Hunt
- 4.9
- RESTful API / SDK
- RESTful API; SDK for all platforms; Detailed documentation
figure published by the provider, not measured by us.
Price table
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| Billing | Plan | Traffic | Price | Per GB |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| — | — | — | from $2.20/GB | from $2.20/GB |
| Billed monthly | Residential proxies | — | start at $2.20/GB | $2.20/GB |
| Billed monthly | Lowest monthly plan | 2 GB | $8.5 | — |
| — | Trial | 750 MB | $3.50 | — |
| 30 days / 90 days | ISP Proxy (20 proxies, -20%) | Unlimited traffic | 3.75, 4.69; total 75.00, 93.75 | — |
| — | Plans block figures | 30M+ Residential + 250K Mobile IPs | 4.50, 5.63; Total: 90.00, 112.50 | — |
Prices as recorded on Oct 16, 2026 · Pricing page states 'Proxies from $2.20/GB' with 'up to 10% cashback on traffic, and a financial guarantee'. The plan blocks also list, without labels, the figures '20', '-20%', '3.75', '4.69', '75.00
Published figures
- Uptime
- 99.99%
- Uptime guarantee (ISP)
- 99.9%
- Average speed
- Under 0.2s
- Average speed (static ISP)
- Under 0.1s
- Average speed (ISP)
- Under 0.3s
- Average speed (Mobile)
- Under 0.6s
- Clean IPs
- 95%
- IP clean rate
- 95%
- Average success rate
- 99.54%
- Business success rates (Residential)
- 99.4%
- Verified low fraud risk (Residential)
- Under 5/100
- Verified fraud score (ISP)
- Under 10/100
- Speed for high-demanding tasks (ISP)
- 5x faster
- Sticky sessions
- up to 24 hours
- Residential IPs
- 30M+
- Mobile IPs
- 250K
- Locations
- 195+
- Countries for geo-targeting
- 190+
- G2 rating
- 4.7
- Sourceforge rating
- 4.8
- Product Hunt rating
- 4.9
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, mobile and ISP proxies under a single account and dashboard
- Sticky sessions quoted at up to 24 hours with unlimited concurrent sessions
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support, with UDP marketed for ISP proxies
- ISP plans carry unlimited traffic and a 99.9% uptime guarantee
- Traffic rollover on both pay-as-you-go and monthly plans
- Quality guarantee: $1 in bonus traffic for each confirmed blacklisted proxy
- Targeting at country, city and ISP level, with ZIP level claimed by the provider
- RESTful API, SDKs for all platforms and detailed documentation
- Up to 10% cashback on traffic on standard plans
- 23 named integrations across antidetect browsers and automation frameworks
- No domain restrictions
- Public scores of 4.7 on G2, 4.8 on Sourceforge and 4.9 on Product Hunt, as listed by the provider
Against it
- There is no free trial: the $3.50, 750 MB entry point is a paid demo, and a third-party write-up says the free-trial route is limited to registered companies that pass KYC
- High-volume scraping gets expensive fast under a per-GB traffic model
- Smaller locations are reported to be uneven in depth
- Refunds are pro-rated rather than full
- Mobile pool size differs between sources: 250K from the provider against 295K+ in third-party records
Our verdict
NodeMaven suits teams that need residential, mobile and ISP exits under one account, want sticky sessions up to 24 hours, and can live with a per-GB model. The ISP line with unlimited traffic is the strongest reason to look at it, particularly if you already run an antidetect browser or a Playwright and Puppeteer stack. It is a poor fit if you need a genuine free trial to evaluate, if your scrapes run into terabytes a month and cost matters more than convenience, or if your traffic concentrates in smaller locations where depth is reported to be uneven.
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Questions about NodeMaven
Does NodeMaven have a free trial?
The provider states there is no free trial, only a $3.50 paid trial including 750 MB of bandwidth. Third-party sources describe a free trial for registered companies that pass KYC, and characterise the $3.50/750 MB offer as a demo rather than a true free trial.
Which proxy types does NodeMaven sell?
Residential, mobile and ISP proxies, plus a Scraping Browser listed among its products. Protocols are HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with HTTP and SOCKS5 on the ISP line.
How large is the proxy pool?
The provider claims 30M+ residential IPs and 250K real-device 5G/LTE mobile IPs. Third-party records agree on 30M+ residential but list the mobile pool at 295K+, and give 150+ countries with 1400+ cities against the provider's 195+ locations.
What payment methods are accepted?
Bank cards and crypto transfer, with 10+ crypto options listed by the provider.
What is the refund policy?
Pro-rated refunds, as listed in the third-party characteristics record.
Can I get custom pricing?
Yes, custom pricing is available for volumes of 1,000+ GB per month and 1,000+ IPs.
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