Proxy IPv4

Proxy IPv4 (proxy-ipv4.com) is a per-IP proxy seller rather than a rotating-pool gateway. The catalogue is built around dedicated IPv4, IPv6, ISP and 4G/LTE mobile proxies, with each IP leased to a single customer for a fixed term. That positioning matters: if you are used to BrightData or Oxylabs-style per-GB residential billing, Proxy IPv4 sits in a different category entirely — closer to Proxy-Seller, IPRoyal's static line or Webshare's private datacenter plans. The pitch is simple and aimed at solo operators, affiliate marketers, multi-account managers and small scraping teams: pay once for the IP, use it without bandwidth caps, swap it if it breaks.

The network is reported as 300+ networks across 800+ subnets covering roughly 40+ countries, with the heaviest concentration in the US, Western Europe, Russia, Ukraine, Brazil and a handful of Asian markets. Because these are dedicated IPs rather than peer-sourced residential traffic, "pool size" is the wrong mental model — what you are really buying is exclusive use of a specific IP on a specific ASN for the duration of your lease. The mobile arm runs on 4G/LTE carrier connections with IP rotation links, and the ISP line gives you static residential-grade IPs that survive longer than vanilla datacenter ranges on harder targets.

Pricing is one of the more transparent things about Proxy IPv4. IPv4 leases start around $0.40 per IP with discounts for volume and longer terms, IPv6 is significantly cheaper (often well under $0.10 per IP), and mobile sits at the premium end as is normal for carrier-grade IPs. Minimum rental is 3 days, and orders are typically auto-provisioned. There is no formal free trial — refund policy is handled case-by-case through support, and reports on Trustpilot suggest replacements for non-working IPs are usually granted without much friction. They list HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5 on every IP, with both IP whitelist and username/password authentication.

The product itself is dashboard-driven: a self-serve panel for buying, replacing, and exporting proxy lists, plus an API for programmatic management and Chrome/Firefox extensions for casual users. There is no in-house anti-bot bypass layer, no scraping API, no JA3 fingerprint rotation — this is raw proxy access, not a managed scraping stack. Support is 24/7 over live chat, email and social, and most reviewers single it out as the company's strongest asset, particularly for non-English customers (the site and team operate in multiple languages, including Russian).

Proxy IPv4 makes the most sense if you need a small fleet of clean, dedicated IPv4s for SEO tools, social media management, sneaker checkout, affiliate link cloaking, or low-volume scraping where per-GB residential billing would be wasteful. It is not the right pick if you need a 50-million-IP rotating residential pool, enterprise SLAs, SOC 2 paperwork, or a scraping API that handles CAPTCHAs and JA3 rotation for you — for that, BrightData, Oxylabs or Decodo are the obvious choices. Treat Proxy IPv4 as a focused IPv4/ISP/mobile shop competing with Proxy-Seller and IPRoyal's static lineup, priced aggressively at the lower end.

Limitations worth knowing up front: the brand is less established than IPRoyal or Oxylabs, founding details and ownership are not clearly disclosed, country coverage is narrower than rotating residential networks, and the dashboard, while functional, has occasional translation rough edges. As always with smaller IPv4 sellers, verify the specific subnets you need are in stock for your target geo before paying for a long term.