Space Proxies

Space Proxies (spaceproxies.com) is a smaller, niche proxy seller that has carved out a specific corner of the market: ISP proxies sold per-IP rather than per-GB, alongside an unusual product line of Gmail account proxies that you almost never see from mainstream vendors like BrightData, Oxylabs, or Decodo. Their core buyer is the bulk account farmer, the email warmup operator, and the automation user who wants static IPs assigned to specific Google or social accounts — not the high-volume scraping engineer pulling terabytes of HTML.

The product catalog is split across four lines. Residential proxies are sold in small data buckets (the entry plan is 2GB over 60 days for $30, which works out to $15/GB — significantly above the $4–8/GB market average from Webshare, Decodo, or IPRoyal). ISP proxies come in Retail and Premier tiers, priced per IP rather than per gigabyte — a Retail pack of 25 ISP proxies for 30 days runs $58, Premier sits at $68, and a 24-hour Daily option is $19 for 25 IPs. Bulk ISP packs scale up to 250 proxies for $123/week (Retail) or 200 proxies for $302/month (Premier). The Gmail line starts at $26 for 5 proxies, with a captcha-friendly variant at $52. There is also an "Eclipse" residential plan at $975 for 150GB for heavier users. Pool size and exact country count are not published on the marketing site, and third-party reviews repeatedly flag the lack of transparency around IP sourcing.

The dashboard, billing flow, and overall infrastructure feel built for a specific audience rather than the general scraping market — short rental windows (5 to 360 days), bulk SKUs, and Gmail-specific proxies suggest the operator base skews toward multi-account management, sneaker copping accounts, Gmail PVA work, and bulk social account warmup. Marketing claims include 99.9% uptime and bandwidth up to 100 Gbps, though independent benchmarks of these figures are scarce and should not be taken as guaranteed. ISP proxies are positioned as their best-performing line, combining datacenter-grade speed with residential-grade trust ratings on most platforms.

On the trade-off side, Space Proxies has accumulated genuinely mixed third-party reviews. Reviewers on rapidseedbox, scrapeless, and Reddit-adjacent communities consistently flag three issues: residential pricing that is roughly 2–3x what tier-1 vendors charge, a strict no-refund policy, and customer support that is widely described as slow or unresponsive. The Gmail proxy line, while genuinely differentiated, is frequently sold out. International coverage outside the United States is reportedly thinner than competitors that own city-level pools across 100+ countries.

Pick Space Proxies if your specific use case is Gmail account creation, PVA warmup, or bulk ISP IPs assigned to long-lived accounts where a static US IP per account matters more than absolute price-per-GB. Avoid it if you are a scraping engineer optimizing for cost per gigabyte, if you need verified country coverage outside the US, or if your workflow depends on responsive support during outages — established alternatives like IPRoyal, Decodo, or Webshare offer better per-GB economics, larger published pools, and clearer refund terms. Treat published marketing claims (100 Gbps, 99.9% uptime) as vendor-stated rather than independently verified, and test with the smallest available SKU before scaling spend.