YourPrivateProxy

YourPrivateProxy (often shortened to YPP) is one of the oldest names in the dedicated proxy space, operating since 2009 out of the United States. It is not a residential-first network like Bright Data or Oxylabs — it built its reputation selling dedicated datacenter IPs to sneaker copping crowds, SEO agencies, and social media managers who needed a fixed pool of clean, non-shared IPs they could log into the same accounts from for months at a time. The pitch is simple: you rent the proxy, no one else touches it, and YPP keeps the subnet diverse so you do not get pattern-flagged by Cloudflare or PerimeterX on Day 30.

On the network side, YourPrivateProxy advertises 28 server locations spread across the United States, Canada, Germany, the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, and a handful of other European geos. The bulk of the inventory is US datacenter IPs across multiple subnets, which is what sneaker and SNKRs bot users tend to filter for. YPP also resells a rotating residential pool for users who need real ISP-assigned IPs for ad verification, scraping, or Adidas/Supreme drops where datacenter ranges get burned quickly. All proxies support HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5, with both IP whitelisting and username/password authentication. Bandwidth is unlimited on the datacenter plans, which is the single biggest pricing differentiator versus per-GB providers.

Pricing on YourPrivateProxy is per-IP per month, not per-gigabyte. Datacenter plans start at $6.97 for one proxy, $14.97 for three, and scale up to $299.97 for 150 proxies and $399.97 for the 200-pack — so the per-IP rate drops sharply at volume. Static residential proxy plans sit in the $8.97 to $11.97 range per IP. Rotating residential is sold separately. There is a 3-day money-back guarantee with an instant refund, and a free 24-hour trial proxy you can claim without a credit card. Payment is handled through PayPal and Stripe, and everything is billed month-to-month with no contracts.

The features YPP is genuinely known for are: dedicated (non-shared) IPs even at the entry price, instant setup in around five minutes, SOCKS5 support across the entire datacenter pool, multi-subnet allocation so 50 proxies are not all on the same /24, and broad sneaker bot compatibility (AIO Bot, Cybersole, Better Nike Bot, etc.). The control panel is utilitarian rather than slick — you authorize IPs, refresh proxies once per billing cycle, and pull a list — but it is fast and the refresh policy is one of the more generous in the dedicated proxy market.

YourPrivateProxy makes the most sense for sneaker resellers who want a stable US datacenter pool, SEO professionals running rank-tracking or SERP scraping at modest volume, and social media managers running multiple accounts where consistent IPs matter more than residential authenticity. It is not the right pick if you are doing high-volume e-commerce scraping behind Akamai or DataDome — for that you need a true residential or scraping-API provider like Decodo, Oxylabs, or Bright Data. Compared to Webshare, YPP is more expensive per IP but more honest about subnet diversity and refresh policies; compared to MyPrivateProxy (the obvious lookalike competitor), YPP is similar in pricing and product, with YPP leaning slightly more into sneaker and the residential add-on.

Worth knowing up front: the small datacenter plans are not cheap per-IP, the residential pool is much smaller than tier-1 providers, country selection on residential is limited compared to Bright Data's 195-country coverage, and the dashboard has not been refreshed in a while. Support is email/ticket-based, generally responsive within a business day, but there is no 24/7 live chat at scale.