RoundProxies

RoundProxies is a mid-sized proxy network that has carved out a niche between hobbyist sellers like Webshare and enterprise giants like Bright Data and Oxylabs. Founded around 2020, the company sells a full stack of proxies — rotating residential, static ISP, datacenter and mobile — and pitches itself as a no-nonsense option for scrapers, ad verification teams and multi-accounting operators who need solid success rates without paying enterprise rates. The team is small, the product surface is narrow on purpose, and the value proposition is closer to "premium residential at a fair per-GB rate" than "everything-and-the-kitchen-sink platform".

On the network side, RoundProxies advertises a pool of 110M+ rotating residential IPs as part of a wider 180M+ network, plus around 500,000 datacenter IPs and 100,000 ISP IPs. Geographic coverage is claimed at 190+ countries with city- and state-level targeting, which is in the same ballpark as the larger residential players. The residential pool is peer-sourced (typical for the category), and the static ISP product is built on owned/leased ranges from major US ISPs, which makes it appropriate for use cases like sneaker copping, social media account warming and SERP scraping where IP reputation matters more than rotation speed.

Pricing is per-GB on the residential side and per-IP on the static products. Residential entry pricing starts around $3.50/GB, with volume discounts that pull the effective rate down toward $1.00/GB at higher tiers; one common entry plan is 5GB for $75. ISP proxies start at roughly $1.00 per IP and datacenter proxies start around $0.30 per IP with unlimited bandwidth. There is no free trial, but every plan comes with a 3-day money-back guarantee, and payment is accepted via card, PayPal and Bitcoin. RoundProxies does not publish a hard monthly minimum on residential, which makes it usable as a pay-as-you-go option for smaller scraping jobs.

Feature-wise, RoundProxies covers the basics buyers expect at this tier: HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5 endpoints, username-password authentication, configurable sticky sessions, and a straightforward dashboard plus an API for credential and sub-user management. Users on Trustpilot and G2 consistently call out three things — fast support response, very high success rate on hard targets like Amazon and SERPs, and clean integration with Playwright, Puppeteer and Scrapy through standard proxy strings. The product is not trying to be a scraping API like ZenRows or Bright Data Web Unlocker; you bring your own scraper and RoundProxies provides the egress.

The ideal RoundProxies customer is an indie scraping team, a small data agency, a sneaker/ticketing operator or a growth/ad-verification shop that has outgrown Webshare's static residential pool but does not want Bright Data's enterprise contracts and dashboard complexity. If you need invoicing at six figures, dedicated account managers, SOC2 paperwork or a built-in unblocker product, you should still be looking at Oxylabs, Bright Data or Decodo. If you mostly care about per-GB cost on light traffic and don't need premium IPs, Webshare or IPRoyal remain cheaper entry points.

Worth flagging up front: the company is young, the public track record is shorter than the incumbents, and the dashboard is intentionally simple — there is no granular per-project usage analytics or seat-based team management of the kind you get with Bright Data. The 3-day refund window is also tighter than the 7-day refunds some competitors offer, so you'll want to load-test inside that window. Overall though, RoundProxies is a credible mid-market pick with honest pricing, real geographic depth and a support team that actually answers tickets.