ProxyCompass

ProxyCompass is an old-school datacenter proxy provider that has been selling per-IP proxy packages since 2013. Where the modern market has pivoted almost entirely to per-GB residential bandwidth, ProxyCompass still leads with what it has always sold: blocks of static and rotating datacenter IPs priced by the IP, not the gigabyte. That makes it a budget-leaning pick for buyers who need a lot of stable IPs at a predictable monthly cost and do not want a metered usage bill. The provider supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 across its proxy types, accepts crypto, and advertises no KYC requirements, which tells you a lot about the privacy-conscious, cost-sensitive customer it targets.

The network is modest by 2026 standards. ProxyCompass advertises a pool of roughly 50,000+ IP addresses with geographic coverage across 15+ countries, including the USA, UK, Germany, China, Australia, Canada, Russia, India and Brazil. This is a datacenter-first inventory rather than a sprawling peer network. The core products are static datacenter proxies (a fixed IP that stays yours for the billing period), rotating datacenter proxies (request-based, changing IP per request), dedicated/private proxies, and a smaller ISP proxy line. There is a residential offering as well, billed per-GB rather than per-IP, but it is clearly the secondary product here and ProxyCompass does not publish a residential pool size, so treat it as a side line rather than the main event.

Pricing is the clearest reason to look at ProxyCompass. Static datacenter proxies start around $30/month and the per-IP rate drops with volume, from roughly $0.12/IP on a 500-pack down to about $0.06/IP on a 50,000-IP order, with bandwidth and threads marketed as unlimited. ISP proxies run higher at roughly $0.28 to $0.35 per IP and are limited in location coverage. Rotating proxies switch to a request-based tier model, spanning a few million requests up to hundreds of millions per month. Dedicated single IPs sit around $5/IP. All prices are quoted in USD and described as final with no hidden fees. There is no long free trial, but support will issue a 60-minute test proxy with around 50 IPs on request, plus a 24-hour money-back guarantee.

On features, ProxyCompass keeps things straightforward rather than flashy. You get full SOCKS5 and HTTPS protocol support, sticky/static IPs for session persistence, an IP rotation option on the rotating plans, and API access for provisioning. Payment flexibility is a genuine differentiator: cards, PayPal, AliPay, Perfect Money, WebMoney, bank transfer, and the major cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, LTC, USDT). The provider claims a 99.9% uptime guarantee and runs 24/7 ticket-based support, which Trustpilot reviewers tend to praise for responsiveness. Do not expect a polished modern dashboard with built-in scraper templates, JA3 fingerprint controls or one-click Playwright/Scrapy integrations here; this is a proxy seller, and you bring your own scraping stack.

Who should pick ProxyCompass? Buyers who need a stack of stable, dedicated datacenter or ISP IPs for SEO tracking, ad verification, account management, sneaker/retail tasks against softer targets, or scraping sites that do not aggressively block datacenter ranges. The per-IP flat model is friendly to anyone burned by surprise per-GB residential bills. Who should not pick it? If your targets are heavily defended sites with strong anti-bot systems (major sneaker drops, large e-commerce, social platforms at scale), datacenter IPs get flagged fast and you will want a real residential network from BrightData, Oxylabs, Decodo or a high-volume peer pool like IPRoyal. ProxyCompass sits firmly at the budget-to-mid datacenter end of the curve, not the enterprise residential tier.

Limitations to know up front: the 50,000-IP datacenter pool is small next to the tens of millions of residential IPs the top providers advertise, country depth is limited to around 15 markets, and the residential product is thin on published detail. The 60-minute test window and 24-hour refund are short, so validate your exact use case quickly. As with any provider selling unlimited-bandwidth datacenter IPs at low prices, confirm success rates against your specific target sites before committing to a large annual order.