MyPrivateProxy

MyPrivateProxy (often shortened to MPP) is one of the oldest names in the private proxy industry, operating since 2010 from a Seychelles base and quietly serving SEO agencies, social media automation operators, and sneaker copping crews for well over a decade. It is, first and foremost, a per-IP dedicated datacenter proxy seller — meaning you buy a fixed pool of IPs for a monthly fee with unlimited bandwidth, rather than paying per gigabyte of traffic the way you would with BrightData or Decodo. That single pricing distinction is the whole reason MyPrivateProxy still has a loyal customer base in 2026.

The network is built on dedicated Xeon servers with 8GB RAM and 1Gbps uplinks, distributed across roughly 24 data centers covering 16 US cities (Chicago, Seattle, Phoenix, Dallas, Los Angeles, Miami, Scranton, San Jose, Denver, New York and others) plus 8 European locations. MyPrivateProxy claims 100,000+ dedicated IPs across multiple subnets and runs a monthly IP randomization cycle so you are not stuck with the same address forever. They have since added a residential proxy product (static and rotating) on top of the core datacenter offering, but the datacenter pool is still where the company is strongest and where most buyers should focus.

Pricing is per-proxy, per-month. Dedicated private proxies start at roughly $2.49 for a single IP and scale down sharply with volume — somewhere around $1.13 per IP at the 2,000-proxy tier, with bulk plans of 10+ proxies receiving a 10% bonus IP allocation. Semi-dedicated (shared between up to three users) starts around $50 for 50 proxies. Specialty packages for sneaker sites, ticketing, and gaming are sold separately and pre-checked for the target service. The refund window is unusually tight: 3 days on standard private proxies, and zero refunds on sneaker, ticketing, gaming, or any "as-is" specialty packages — verify the use case before you buy.

Where MyPrivateProxy genuinely earns its reputation is in raw performance and operational stability. Independent latency tests consistently come in under 100ms inside the US with 25–40 Mbps throughput, the dashboard supports up to 100 concurrent threads per proxy, and you get IP-authentication or user/password authentication out of the box. The protocol stack is HTTP/HTTPS only — there is no SOCKS5 support, which is a real limitation if your tooling requires it. Support runs 24/7 via ticket, email, and live chat and has a long-standing reputation for actually replying.

The ideal MyPrivateProxy customer is someone running GSA, ScrapeBox, SENuke, social media account farms, sneaker bots, or any workflow where you need a stable block of dedicated IPs that you fully control for an entire month with no bandwidth meter ticking. If you are doing high-volume scraping of Amazon, Google SERPs at scale, or anti-bot-heavy targets like Cloudflare-Enterprise sites, you will be better served by a true residential or unblocker product from Decodo, Oxylabs, or BrightData — datacenter IPs (even good ones) get fingerprinted and rate-limited on those targets. MyPrivateProxy sits firmly in the budget-to-mid-tier slot: cheaper per request than the big enterprise providers, more reliable than the no-name $1 sellers.

Things to know before you buy: the residential pool is small relative to specialists, city-level targeting outside the US is limited, the 3-day refund window is shorter than the industry norm (most providers offer 7–14 days), and the lack of SOCKS5 closes off some automation stacks. Treat MyPrivateProxy as a specialist datacenter shop with a residential side product — not as a one-stop residential proxy network.