Stat Proxies

Stat Proxies is a US-based ISP and datacenter proxy provider built around static, dedicated IPs rather than the giant peer-to-peer residential pools that dominate the rest of the industry. The company was founded in 2017 by Nicholas St. Germain after he hit reliability walls running sneaker automation on off-the-shelf proxies, and that origin still shapes the product: low latency, dedicated IPs, unlimited bandwidth, and a heavy bias toward sneaker copping, ticketed event drops, and high-velocity scraping. If you want a rotating residential pool of 100M+ IPs across 195 countries, Stat Proxies is the wrong vendor — but for buyers who need a clean, exclusive IP on a fast pipe, it is one of the more interesting niche options on the market.

The network runs on a 100 Gbps backbone with what Stat Proxies calls SmartSocket technology, advertising sub-1ms latency to common targets and 500+ unique subnets. Product lines include Datacenter Proxies, Static Residential ISP Proxies, X1 Fiber ISP Proxies, and a Ticketed Event Proxy SKU built specifically for Ticketmaster, AXS, and similar drop platforms. Infrastructure is hosted in-house with the primary footprint in Ashburn, Virginia, which is good news for US-targeted workflows and less ideal if you need deep coverage in LATAM, Africa, or APAC. Each IP is dedicated to one customer rather than shared, which matters for sticky sessions and account warming.

Pricing is unusual for this space. On AppSumo, Stat Proxies has offered annual subscription tiers starting around $149/year for 10 proxies, $359/year for 25, and $719/year for 50, all with unlimited bandwidth and a 60-day money-back guarantee. Standard plans on the main site lean toward per-IP and per-GB models for the residential and event tiers, with promo codes regularly knocking 25 to 60 percent off list. There is no public free trial; the refund window is the de facto trial. If you need exact current pricing for the Fiber or Ticketed Event SKUs, request a quote — those tiers are quoted rather than fully published.

Feature-wise, Stat Proxies is known for three things. First, dedicated static IPs with unlimited bandwidth, which is a meaningfully different value proposition from per-GB residential proxies when you are running high-volume scraping or long-lived sessions. Second, the Ticketed Event proxy product, which is one of the few SKUs in the market explicitly tuned for queue-based ticket platforms. Third, infrastructure-grade compliance posture — the company advertises SOC 2 Type II, ISO, and HIPAA alignment, which is unusual at this size and may matter for regulated buyers. Protocol support is HTTP/HTTPS with SOCKS5 on the roadmap, and the dashboard is straightforward rather than feature-rich.

The ideal Stat Proxies customer is a sneaker reseller, ticket reseller, ad-verification team, or scraping operation that needs dedicated US IPs with predictable latency and is comfortable paying for IPs rather than bandwidth. Buyers who need a massive rotating residential pool, deep international coverage, or a polished scraper API will be better served by Decodo, Oxylabs, or Bright Data. Buyers who want the cheapest possible per-GB residential traffic should look at IPRoyal or Webshare instead. Stat Proxies sits in a deliberately narrow niche, and that niche is its strength.

Limitations to flag: the public IP pool size is not transparent, country-level coverage outside the US is thin, the residential product is static-only (no rotating peer network of the kind Decodo or Bright Data run), and the Trustpilot footprint is small (around two dozen reviews) so social proof is limited compared to incumbents. Verify the exact SKU mix, country list, and current pricing with sales before committing to an annual plan.