Lemon Proxies

Lemon Proxies (operating publicly as LemonClub at lemonclub.io) is a niche proxy provider built first and foremost for the sneaker, ticket, and retail botting community. Where general-purpose vendors like BrightData and Oxylabs are tuned for enterprise scraping workloads, Lemon Proxies optimizes for cook rates on Nike SNKRS, Ticketmaster, See Tickets, Shopify drops, Zalando, and ASOS — the kind of targets where a single failed checkout matters more than a 99.95% scraping success rate. They market a 4-star Trustpilot reputation and are deeply embedded in the botter Discord ecosystem, with most enterprise quotes still handled through Discord ticket support rather than a sales pipeline.

The product line is split into four main pools. Lemon Prime is the flagship residential proxy product with roughly 35 million IPs and 195+ supported locations, including 5.7M IPs in the United States and 2M in the United Kingdom. Lemon Labs is a smaller, "less-abused" private residential pool of around 14 million IPs aimed at sites with aggressive proxy detection. The ISP proxy line ("AIO ISPs") runs on Tier 1 networks in Frankfurt, London, Paris, Rome, Warsaw, Ashburn, and Hong Kong with a 20–70ms latency target. There is also a hybrid proxy line that blends ISP speed with residential authenticity for multi-accounting and automated checkouts.

Pricing for Lemon Prime residential starts at $25 for 1GB ($2.50/GB), scales to $60 for 10GB, $115 for 50GB, $219 for 100GB, and drops to $1.45/GB at the 1TB+ tier. Lemon Labs starts at $3.90/GB. ISP proxies follow a per-IP model: 10 IPs for $25/month, 25 IPs for $60, 50 IPs for $115, 100 IPs for $219, and a full subnet for $370. Subnet insurance is an optional $35 add-on. Traffic on residential plans does not expire, which is a meaningful differentiator versus per-month-burn pricing at Webshare or Decodo. Refunds and free trials are not publicly advertised — most decisions happen via Discord.

On the product side, Lemon Proxies leans into sneaker-bot ergonomics rather than scraping API features. You get sticky and rotating session support, automatic IP replacement, peer-to-peer residential sourcing, and clean ISP IPs with a "0 fraud score" pitch. There is no published Playwright, Scrapy, or n8n integration documentation — these are generic HTTP/SOCKS endpoints you plug into your existing botting stack (AIO Bot, Cybersole, Wrath, Kodai, etc.). Customer support is widely praised in Trustpilot reviews for responsiveness inside Discord, though SLAs are informal.

This is the right pick if you are a sneaker botter, ticket reseller, or retail copper looking for cheap-but-functional residential and ISP proxies with no traffic expiry, and you already live in Discord. It is not the right pick if you are running a serious data-extraction operation, need SOC 2 / GDPR-grade vendor diligence, want a polished self-serve dashboard with usage analytics, or expect SLA-backed support tickets. For enterprise scraping go to Oxylabs, BrightData, or Decodo; for cheap rotating residential at scale, Webshare is the obvious alternative.

Limitations worth knowing up front: at least one Trustpilot reviewer reported ISP latency exceeding 200ms on a plan advertised at sub-100ms with no resolution after a replacement request, so the "20-70ms" headline figure should be treated as best-case rather than guaranteed. Pool freshness on the cheaper Lemon Prime tier may also lag the premium Lemon Labs pool on hard targets. Pricing for the cheapest residential tier ($25 for 1GB) is not actually cheap on a per-GB basis — Lemon Proxies wins on bulk and on never-expire traffic, not on entry-level cost.