Proxy-Store

Proxy-Store is one of the older-school proxy shops still standing, in business for more than eight years and selling four distinct product lines under one dashboard: private datacenter IPv4, rotating residential, 4G/LTE mobile, and a small pool of cheap public proxies. It sits in the category of broad-catalog resellers rather than a single-network specialist, which means you come here when you want one account that can hand you a static datacenter IP for a bot and a country-targeted residential session for an account farm without juggling two vendors. The company leans hard on its support reputation and quick delivery, and its Trustpilot/ResellerRatings footprint (a 4.71-ish average across a few hundred reviews) is unusually positive for this corner of the market.

On the network side, Proxy-Store advertises 40M+ IPs in total, broken out as roughly 30M+ residential, 10M+ mobile, and 500k+ datacenter addresses. Marketing language claims 195+ countries, but third-party reviewers have repeatedly noted that practical, well-populated coverage is much narrower — closer to 36 usable countries with real depth — so treat the headline country count as aspirational rather than guaranteed. Residential and mobile IPs are rotation-capable with country selection in the dashboard (changeable as often as every minute), while datacenter proxies are sold as fixed IPv4 you keep for the rental window.

Pricing is where Proxy-Store differs from the per-GB pure-plays. Datacenter and mobile proxies are sold per-IP on a rental model with a minimum period as short as 3 days, while residential is offered on a traffic (per-GB) basis with data rollover. Public per-IP and per-GB rates are not consistently published on the homepage and vary by country and volume, so confirm the exact figure in-cart before buying. There is a 25% first-order promo (code NEW25 at the time of writing), a 48-hour money-back guarantee, and replacement-or-refund within 24 hours of payment if the proxies do not work for your task — a meaningful safety net given the per-IP model.

Feature-wise, the things Proxy-Store is genuinely known for are fast automated delivery (IPs provisioned in roughly 10 seconds, with the ability to bulk-expand a pool by 1000+ at once), in-dashboard protocol switching between HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, and responsive 24/7 support that reviewers cite as a sub-six-minute response in chat. There is a RESTful API for automation, up to 100 Mbps per channel, and a claimed 99.9% uptime on the datacenter side. It does not market itself as an anti-bot scraping API with managed unblocking — there is no JA3/fingerprint-managed endpoint — so heavy anti-bot targets are on you to handle.

Who should buy Proxy-Store? Multi-accounters, gamers, small-scale scrapers and resellers who want flexible short rentals, per-IP mobile/datacenter pricing, and hands-on support in one shop. Who should not? Teams running large-scale, country-diverse residential scraping where pool freshness and true global coverage are mission-critical — for that, BrightData, Oxylabs or Decodo will give you deeper, better-audited residential pools, and Webshare will undercut on cheap datacenter at scale. Proxy-Store sits in the mid-budget tier: more flexible and friendlier than the enterprise giants, less deep than them on residential breadth.

Limitations to know up front: the 195-country claim overstates real depth, so verify your specific target country has live IPs before committing; residential pool freshness and the IP-sourcing model are not publicly audited the way the top-tier networks are; and a minority of reviews mention occasional delivery hiccups or trouble reaching live support during spikes. Read the per-IP terms carefully, use the 48-hour guarantee as a real test window, and validate success rate on your own targets before scaling.