NewIPNow

NewIPNow is a per-IP private datacenter proxy provider that has carved out a niche at the cheap, no-frills end of the market. Rather than competing on residential pool size or scraping-API features, it sells dedicated IPv4 proxies priced as low as $0.88 per IP per month with unlimited bandwidth, which puts it squarely in the same bracket as the budget tier of Webshare and the classic private-proxy resellers. The target buyer is the SEO operator, the affiliate marketer, the multi-account social media manager, and the small-team scraper who needs a stable list of dedicated IPs and does not want to think about gigabyte metering.

The NewIPNow network is built on static datacenter IPv4 with a pool reported at around 399,000 IPs across more than 20 countries, including the US, UK, several European markets, Canada, Australia, parts of Asia, and a few African locations. There is no peer-to-peer residential network here and no mobile carrier inventory; everything routes through owned or leased datacenter infrastructure with backbone speeds advertised at up to 1,000 Mbps and a 99.9% uptime claim. Country and subnet diversification is configured at the plan level rather than via an on-demand geo selector, which is one of the bigger trade-offs versus modern dashboards.

Pricing is per-IP and flat, not metered. The entry plan starts around $5 for 5 proxies a month, with the per-IP rate dropping to roughly $0.80 once you scale into the 10/25/50/100-IP bundles. Larger plans unlock more locations and subnet diversity — the small plans cap at 2 locations and 4 subnets, while bigger plans go up to 5 locations and 10 subnets. NewIPNow advertises a 7-day refund window if the proxies do not work on your target sites, which functions as a de facto trial. There is no per-GB billing, no traffic top-ups, and no usage dashboard to babysit.

Where NewIPNow stands out is the combination of unlimited bandwidth, dedicated IP ownership, and reportedly fast live chat support — Trustpilot and third-party reviews repeatedly call out response times measured in seconds rather than hours. Protocol support is HTTP and HTTPS only, with elite-level anonymity headers; there is no SOCKS5, which immediately disqualifies it for P2P, gaming, UDP traffic, and some scraping stacks that default to SOCKS. There is no scraping API, no anti-bot bypass layer, no browser fingerprinting tooling, and no Playwright/Puppeteer-specific integration — you get an authenticated IP:port list and you wire it into whatever client you already use.

This provider makes sense for buyers who specifically want cheap, dedicated, unmetered datacenter IPs for SEO rank tracking, link checking, sneaker site monitoring on non-Cloudflare targets, classified ads posting, ticketing, and small-scale social automation. It does not make sense for serious web scraping at scale against modern anti-bot stacks (Cloudflare, DataDome, PerimeterX), for any project that needs residential or mobile IPs, or for teams that want a real dashboard with usage analytics, rotating sessions, and API-driven geo targeting. Compared to BrightData, Oxylabs, or Decodo, NewIPNow is two product generations behind on tooling — but it is also a fraction of the price and is honest about what it sells.

Limitations worth knowing up front: no SOCKS5 support, no residential or mobile inventory, exact city-level location of every IP is not always exposed before purchase, and the product is essentially a static list — there is no built-in rotation, no sticky-session controller, and no real-time geo swap. Treat NewIPNow as a commodity dedicated-IP supplier, not a managed scraping platform.