ProxyJet

ProxyJet is a mid-market proxy provider out of the post-2020 wave of bandwidth resellers that positions itself around a single, refreshingly buyer-friendly promise: the gigabytes you buy stay valid for a full year, not the 30-day window that BrightData, Oxylabs and most of the market default to. It bundles four proxy types (rotating residential, static residential, mobile, and datacenter) under one dashboard and targets the small-to-mid sized scraping, SEO, ad verification and multi-accounting crowd that wants a Smartproxy-style experience without enterprise sales calls.

On the network side, ProxyJet advertises a residential pool of 75M+ IPs spanning roughly 180 countries with city- and state-level targeting on its rotating plan. That puts it in the same headline tier as Decodo and IPRoyal, though as with most resellers the realistic active-IP count at any given moment is smaller than the catalogue figure and the pool composition leans heavily US, UK, Germany, Canada, Australia and India. Mobile proxies tap real 3G/4G/5G carrier IPs for high-trust use cases like Instagram automation and sneaker bots, while the datacenter tier is positioned as the cheap workhorse for bulk endpoints that do not need residential trust. Both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 are supported across the residential and ISP products.

Pricing is straightforward pay-as-you-go per gigabyte rather than per-port or subscription, with entry prices around $0.25/GB for datacenter, $0.55/GB for rotating residential, $0.75/GB for static residential (ISP), and $1.50/GB for mobile based on their published rates. The smallest top-up is 1 GB, which doubles as a paid trial, and tiered discounts kick in as you scale toward TB volumes. There is no free trial in the traditional sense and ProxyJet operates a "no charge for failed requests" model on residential, which is closer to a soft refund policy than a money-back guarantee — worth confirming with support before you commit a large budget.

The standout product features are the 1-year traffic validity (genuinely rare and a real cash-flow win for agencies running uneven monthly volumes), instant proxy generation in under 20 seconds, and out-of-the-box compatibility with the tools this crowd actually uses: Scrapy, Puppeteer, Apify, MultiLogin, GoLogin, Octo Browser and AdsPower. Reviewers on G2 and Trustpilot consistently call out responsive customer support as a real plus, which matters more than spec sheets when a scrape breaks on a Sunday night. Sticky sessions are available on the residential product, and the static residential tier gives you ASN-backed ISP IPs that hold for long-running account work.

ProxyJet makes sense if you are a freelance scraper, growth marketer, sneaker reseller or small SEO agency who wants residential and mobile IPs without locking $500/month into a Smartproxy or Oxylabs commitment, and who values not losing unused bandwidth at the end of the month. Skip it if you are running enterprise-grade scraping at 10TB+/month with strict SLAs and compliance paperwork — BrightData, Oxylabs and Decodo are still the safer institutional choice. It sits in the upper-budget / lower-mid-market band on the price-quality curve: cheaper than the big four, more polished than the bargain-bin resellers.

Worth knowing up front: some Trustpilot reviewers report slower speeds during peak hours when pulling heavy concurrent volumes, and the dashboard's analytics and usage filtering are functional rather than industry-leading. There is also at least one public complaint about disputed bandwidth charges that took multiple rounds with support to resolve, so log your own usage independently if you are running serious volume. Treat ProxyJet as a solid value-tier residential and mobile provider with a genuinely useful billing model, but verify pool freshness and country coverage against your own targets before scaling spend.