ProxyStore

ProxyStore (proxystore.net) is a dedicated-proxy retailer that has been selling IPv4 proxies since 2018. It is not a single-product residential network like Decodo or a sprawling enterprise platform like Bright Data; it is closer to an old-school proxy shop that has widened its catalog to six distinct products: datacenter, ISP, static residential, rotating residential, mobile LTE, and a "Global ISP" tier. The pitch that runs through all of them is that every proxy is private and dedicated to your account for the subscription term rather than shared, which is the main thing that separates ProxyStore from the cheap shared-pool resellers it competes with on price.

The network is uneven by design, and you should pick the product to your target rather than buying one plan for everything. Datacenter proxies cover the United States, United Kingdom, Germany and the Netherlands on 1Gbps ports with unlimited bandwidth. ISP proxies are US and UK only; static residential is US-only and sourced from real carrier IPs (Verizon, Virgin Media); Global ISP stretches static coverage to 20-plus countries. The rotating residential pool is the one product with real breadth, advertised across 147 countries with country, state, city and ISP/ASN targeting. Mobile LTE proxies are US cellular IPs, which carry the highest platform trust but the narrowest geography. ProxyStore does not publish a total IP-pool count, so treat the 147-country figure as a coverage claim, not a pool-size guarantee.

Pricing is transparent on the per-IP products and flexible on residential. Datacenter proxies start at $4 per IP per month for a single IP and slide down with volume to roughly $2/IP at 50 units and $1.60/IP at 500, with daily, weekly, 3-, 6- and 12-month billing terms available. Rotating residential is billed pay-per-traffic (per GB), so you only pay for data consumed. There is no standalone free trial; instead the cheapest single-IP and 1GB plans act as a low-cost test, and a refund policy page exists though terms are not spelled out publicly. Payment is by card via Stripe (Visa, Mastercard, Amex), cryptocurrency, or bank transfer.

On features, all six product lines support HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, which is more than many budget shops offer. Rotating residential gives you both sticky and rotating sessions through the dashboard plus ISP/ASN-level targeting, and ProxyStore advertises instant activation with no manual setup. Support runs on a 24/7 ticket and email system with live chat during business hours. Independent review sites repeatedly single out two things: the dedicated nature of the datacenter and ISP IPs (so they aren't pre-burned), and responsive customer support. The recurring complaint is speed degradation during peak hours and the lack of a true test window before you commit.

ProxyStore makes most sense for a buyer who wants dedicated, non-shared datacenter or US/UK ISP proxies at a mid-market price for scraping, sneaker copping, account management or SEO checks, and who is happy to match each task to the right product. If you need a single huge residential network with deep global coverage, granular geo-targeting and audited compliance, Bright Data, Oxylabs or Decodo are the safer picks; if you want the cheapest possible per-IP datacenter proxies, Webshare undercuts it. ProxyStore sits between the bargain resellers and the enterprise platforms.

One important note before buying: the name collides with proxy-store.com, a separate, Russia-based provider with its own pricing, reviews and roughly seven-year history. They are different companies despite near-identical branding, so confirm you are on the right domain before paying. Beyond that, the limitations to weigh are the absence of a real free trial, the US-heavy footprint on the static/ISP/mobile tiers, an undisclosed residential pool size, and the peak-time speed reports. Verify the specific locations and current rates for your use case directly with ProxyStore before committing to a long billing term.