Live Proxies

Live Proxies is a US-based proxy provider founded in 2020 that took an unusual path in a crowded market: instead of selling bandwidth from a giant shared residential pool, it sells private, dedicated IP allocations. You pay for a fixed number of rotating residential, static residential, or mobile IPs that are isolated to your account for the duration of your plan. That model is the entire pitch. If you have been burned by exhausted or overused subnets on the bigger networks, Live Proxies is built for you.

The network covers rotating residential, static residential (ISP-style), and rotating mobile proxies, with a stated pool of millions of IPs across about 55 locations. Targeting runs down to country, city, and ASN level, which is more granular than most mid-market providers offer. Coverage is broadest on rotating residential, so if you need a specific country on the mobile or static product, confirm it before committing.

Pricing follows the IP-and-duration model rather than per-GB. Public B2C plans start around $45, with representative tiers like 25 rotating residential IPs for 30 days at roughly $130, the same 25 static residential IPs at $150, and an 8 GB / 45-day mobile bundle around $110. Bandwidth is generally unlimited within the plan window, which is the inverse of the dominant industry model and meaningful for heavy scrapers. B2B contracts start at a $5,000 monthly minimum for access to the full pool. There is no perpetual free trial, but Live Proxies has historically offered a 24-hour money-back window, so confirm current terms on the pricing page.

On product features, Live Proxies focuses on basics done well: HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5 endpoints, sticky sessions that hold for up to 24 hours, unlimited concurrent threads, an account dashboard for spinning plans up and down, and a reputation on Trustpilot (4.7-ish across hundreds of reviews) for responsive support via Discord and ticket. Success rates on US residential and mobile are reported as competitive with larger vendors in independent tests, and because IPs are dedicated rather than shared, JA3/IP-reputation flags tend to be lower out of the box for tasks like account creation, ad verification, and sneaker drops.

The ideal Live Proxies customer is a mid-market operator who needs clean, exclusive IPs for a defined workload such as sneaker copping, multi-accounting, ad verification, or SERP scraping on a known geo, and prefers a fixed monthly cost over the anxiety of metered bandwidth. Pick a per-GB giant like Decodo, Webshare, or IPRoyal if you need cheap exploratory scraping, or BrightData and Oxylabs if you need 100+ countries with deep ASN targeting. Pick Live Proxies if exclusivity, mobile US/UK/CA coverage, and unmetered bandwidth on a per-IP plan match how you actually work.

Limitations worth knowing up front: the pool is smaller than BrightData or Oxylabs, the country list is shorter than the mega-networks, and the IP-plan model can be more expensive per request if your usage is light. Buyers should also size their plan honestly, because too few IPs on a heavy scraping job will rotate too aggressively and trip rate limits, regardless of how clean the IPs are.