Proxys.io

Proxys.io is a long-running proxy seller that has been on the market since 2016, and that age shows in how the catalogue is built. Rather than leading with a single residential gateway like most newer vendors, Proxys.io sells across a wide menu: dedicated (individual) IPv4, shared IPv4 (up to three users on one IP), IPv6 by the address, premium residential IPv4, mobile (4G/LTE/5G), and dynamic rotating endpoints. It even bundles IPv4 with a Windows VPS. The provider is built for practitioners who want to buy a specific IP type for a specific job — SEO monitoring, marketing analytics, QA, account management, and predictable data scraping — rather than someone who just wants one residential plan to cover everything.

On the network side, the differentiator is IP isolation rather than raw pool size. Individual IP allocations come from distinct /24 ranges, so the proxies you buy don't share visible subnet ancestry with thousands of other customers — a real advantage when you're managing multiple accounts and want to avoid reputation cross-contamination. Proxys.io claims residential reach into 100M+ ISP addresses and advertises coverage spanning a very large country list, with foreign IPv4 targeting across 25+ countries including less-saturated locations like Bangladesh, Slovenia, and Argentina alongside the usual US/UK/Germany Tier 1 markets. The residential and mobile pools are smaller in absolute terms than what BrightData or Oxylabs publish, so treat the headline reach claims with some skepticism for high-volume rotation.

Pricing is per-IP and per-GB rather than one flat residential rate, which is what you'd expect from a datacenter-first seller. Static datacenter IPv4 starts around $1.35–$1.40/month per IP, shared IPv4 from roughly $0.67/month, and IPv6 from about $0.13 per address per month — genuinely cheap if IPv6 fits your target sites. Residential is sold both per-GB (reported entry around $1.50/GB, with longer 30/60/90-day packages priced higher per GB) and as premium dedicated residential from about $3.60/month. Mobile proxies with unlimited bandwidth start near $40/month. There's a 24-hour money-back window rather than a true free trial, so test fast after purchase.

Feature-wise, Proxys.io is known for two things. First, support: independent reviews repeatedly call out fast, human replies, with the vendor advertising 24/7 coverage and response times measured in seconds. Second, ProxyControl — its own browser extension for Chrome, Opera, and Firefox with one-click activation, hotkey toggles, and bulk IP loading via API, which is a real time-saver if you swap proxy contexts dozens of times a day. SOCKS5 and HTTP/HTTPS are supported. What you don't get is a polished analytics layer: the dashboard is functional but utilitarian, with no per-IP success-rate view and no built-in usage analytics.

Who should pick Proxys.io? Buyers who want cheap, isolated, dedicated IPv4/IPv6 for SEO tools, account farming, and steady scraping where IP cleanliness matters more than a massive rotating pool. The /24 isolation and low IPv6 entry pricing are the standout reasons to choose it over a pure pay-as-you-go residential vendor like Webshare. Who should not: teams that need hundreds of thousands of fresh residential IPs per day for aggressive anti-bot scraping — you'll outgrow the residential pool and should pair Proxys.io with a specialist like Oxylabs or Decodo for the heavy residential lifting.

Limitations to know up front: connection speed is described in reviews as average rather than fast, the residential and mobile pools are modest next to market leaders, and the lack of analytics in the dashboard means you'll track success rates yourself. The 24-hour refund window is tight, so plan your testing before you buy.