AirProxy

AirProxy is a niche Italian mobile proxy provider that sells dedicated 4G mobile proxies — one customer, one SIM card, one modem — rather than the shared residential pools you get from BrightData, Decodo or Webshare. The company operates as AIRPROXY S.R.L.S. out of Italy and owns its own hardware stack end-to-end, which is the central pitch: because each subscription is tied to a physically dedicated SIM on a carrier-grade 4G connection, the IPs carry the trust score of a real mobile subscriber rather than the recycled residential or datacenter fingerprints most automation tools struggle with.

The network is narrow but deep. AirProxy only serves Italy-based mobile IPs sourced from Italian mobile carriers, so there is no city-level targeting in the United States, no Brazilian residential pool, and no global ASN coverage. If your use case demands geo-diversity, this is the wrong shop. If your use case is running Italian-region Instagram accounts, Facebook ads, OnlyFans management, sneaker drops on EU sites, or scraping projects that need to look like an Italian consumer on TIM, Vodafone or WindTre, the dedicated-SIM model is genuinely hard to beat. Each proxy ships with unlimited bandwidth, automatic or API-triggered IP rotation, and no shared usage — which is the part competitors using peer-sourced residential networks cannot replicate.

Pricing is per-proxy, per-month, not per-GB. The entry point is a €9.90 72-hour trial, and a single 30-day mobile proxy runs roughly €67 with bulk discounts reportedly pushing the per-port price down on larger orders. There is no pay-as-you-go GB tier, no free tier, and no rotating-residential subscription — you are renting a dedicated mobile line. Compared to per-GB mobile providers, AirProxy works out cheaper if you push heavy traffic through one identity, and considerably more expensive if you only need a few gigabytes spread across many regions.

Standout features are the dedicated SIM model, the IP rotation control panel (on-demand, scheduled, or via REST API), and the responsiveness of their Telegram support channel, which the community consistently calls out in reviews. The REST API lets you trigger an IP reset on demand, which is essential for multi-account workflows where you need a fresh IP between sessions. There is no live chat on the website and SOCKS5 support is not prominently documented, so verify protocol fit with their support team before buying for a tooling stack that requires SOCKS5 specifically.

AirProxy is the right pick for operators running Italian-market social media farms, EU-focused ad verification, multi-accounting agencies serving Italian clients, and smaller scraping projects where IP cleanliness matters more than country coverage. It is the wrong pick if you need US residential at $3/GB, global geo-targeting, or a self-serve dashboard at Webshare price points. Buyers weighing AirProxy against general-purpose providers like Oxylabs or BrightData should treat it as a specialist tool — narrow surface area, sharp edge.

Limitations worth knowing up front: single-country coverage (Italy only), no per-GB plans for light users, no public uptime SLA, and pricing that feels steep until you compare it to the per-GB cost of running similar traffic through a residential pool. Founding year and total subscriber count are not publicly disclosed — confirm SLA terms directly with sales before committing to a bulk contract.