Proxy-Seller Review
Affordable proxies for customers of all sizes.
Proxy-Seller is known as one of the bigger providers of datacenter proxies, at least in Eastern Europe. Nowadays, it offers all proxy types (including residential IPs) – they’re accessible to individual users but can also cater to large businesses.
In this review, we’ll take a look at the provider’s proxy networks and see how they compare with the market leaders. Let’s go!
Rating 8.5 / 10
★★★★★ Rated 4.3 out of 5
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Three-Minute Human Summary
- Proxy-Seller offers dedicated server-based proxies in static lists, mobile dongles, and a pool of residential IPs. We’re not sure where exactly the residential proxies come from – they’re likely resold.
- All proxy types cover a decent number of locations: especially Europe but also Asian countries. The residential proxy network includes city and ASN filters, as well as flexible rotation settings.
- You can buy access to just one IP or gigabyte, and only for one week if needed, making Proxy-Seller extremely approachable. The rates are below the market average, but there’s no real paying as you go.
- The residential proxy network was medium-sized, with a big presence in Russia. It connected reliably and opened large pages well. However, the latency soared in edge cases, and it was consistently higher in Asia and South America.
- Proxy-Seller’s platform is convenient for individual use, less so for teams or those who need good observability. It includes a dashboard wallet, and we liked that you can choose not to make subscriptions recurring.
- KYC is necessary, but even that won’t help you if you’re trying to buy from Russia, China, or other sanctioned territories.
- All in all, Proxy-Seller would be among the first options we’d turn to if we needed static IPs. Otherwise, competition is tough, and it’d give the provider a run for its money.
General Information
- Country: Cyprus
- Founded: 2014
- Employees (LinkedIn): 50-100
- Proxy networks: Datacenter, ISP, residential, mobile
- Supporting tools: Proxy checker
- Price segment: Mid-market
- Starting price: $1
- Payment methods: Credit card, PayPal, cryptocurrencies
- Trial: Refund available for most products
Proxy-Seller is a Cyprus-based business established in 2014. At the moment, it offers access only to proxy networks.
The provider started off targeting the Eastern European region and made its bread there. After the war in Ukraine started, it allegedly no longer sells in Russia and other sanctioned countries. Instead, the provider has since expanded into other markets and can be considered a globally-oriented company.
Proxy-Seller covers a broad audience. Its website and a low entry barrier suggest a leaning toward individuals. However, the pricing plans scale to enterprise levels of use, and the marketing materials lately target large, compliance-sensitive companies. In any case, Proxy-Seller has earned several ISO certifications and is a member of the Ethical Web Data Collection Initiative, so you should feel safe using it.
The provider has a lively presence on social media, communities like Blackhatworld, and a frequently updated YouTube channel. The LinkedIn page lists nearly 100 associated employees, making Proxy-Seller one of the larger proxy providers by headcount.
Overall, this provider is definitely no spring chicken, and it’s only been growing. Just don’t treat everything you read about it as pure truth – in late 2026, the provider’s Trustpilot was disabled for fraudulent reviews.
Proxy-Seller Proxy Networks
Proxy-Seller offers four kinds of proxy servers, though with limited configurations. The server-based proxies are only static and dedicated, while the mobile proxies run on device farms.
🏢 Datacenter Proxies
Proxy-Seller’s main product. These proxies cover a variety of locations across six continents and impose very few limits on how you can use them.
- Formats: Dedicated list
- Countries: 39 in six continents with state & city selection upon request
- Rotation: Static
- Starts from: $0.82-1.65 for 1 IP
- Formats: Dedicated list
- Pool size: Based on purchased IPs
- Countries (October 2026): 39 in six continents
- Integration method: Direct (IP:Port)
- Targeting: Country, with state & city selection available upon request
- Distribution: One or more countries per plan with random subnets, mixed plans
- Replacement: Paid – every week, 2 weeks, 1, 2, 3, 6, 9, or 12 months
- Rotation: ❌
- Traffic: Unspecified fair usage policy
- Concurrency: Unlimited
- Protocols
- HTTP: ✅
- HTTPS: ✅
- SOCKS5: ✅
- Authentication: Credentials, IP whitelist
- Sub-users: ❌
Proxy-Seller’s datacenter proxies have typical characteristics for this proxy type: you buy some IPs and get a static list for the subscription duration. If you want, you can replace some or all proxies for a fee.
The provider lets you select multiple locations during purchase, or you can go ahead and buy one of mix packages that include IPs from many countries in various proportions. There are options for American, European, and Asian mixtures.
Full supported country list (October 2026)
- Model: Subscription (1 week up to 1 year)
- Format: Per pay IP
- Modifiers: Location, subscription duration
- Starting price: $0.82-1.65 for a week’s access to 1 IP
- Trial: 24-hour refund
Proxy-Seller offers flexible subscription options ranging from one week to one year. Buying for longer periods gives you a bigger discount: for example, a monthly subscription costs half as much as one week’s, and one year will give you a 12% discount over a month.
The provider discriminates by location. There are three country tiers; with a week’s plan, Tier three costs $0.82 per IP, tier two charges $0.90, and tier one will make your wallet $1.65 lighter. Most of the countries fall into tiers two and three.
Naturally, buying in larger quantities will also decrease the price. It drops by 30% per unit at 500+ IPs. Overall, Proxy-Seller charges less than most established alternatives, and it doesn’t overcharge for buying just one proxy.
🏠 Residential Proxies
A recent addition to Proxy-Seller’s line-up. We don’t know whee these proxies come from or if they’re sourced in-house, leading us to assume that the product is resold.
- Advertised pool: 15M IPs
- Countries: 150+ with state, city, ASN/ISP targeting
- Rotation: Every request, 5-60 min
- Starts from: $3.5 for 1 GB
- Advertised proxy pool: 47 million IPs
- Countries: 195+
- Integration method: Gateway address
- Filtering
- Random: ✅
- Country: ✅
- City: ✅
- ASN/ISP: ✅
- Other: –
- Rotation
- Every request: ✅
- Sticky sessions: ✅ (5-60 min pre-sets, custom duration up to 24 hr)
- Session behavior: New IP after disconnect
- Protocols
- HTTP: ✅
- HTTPS: ✅
- SOCKS5: ✅
- Authentication
- Credentials: ✅
- IP whitelist: ✅
- Concurrency: Unlimited threads & ports
- Traffic: Plan based
Proxy-Seller’s advertised pool isn’t large by today’s standards, but we also know that these are just marketing numbers. It covers most of the world and offers granular filtering options, including city and ISP.
The rotation settings are generous, too, though other providers know let you choose what happens when a proxy goes offline. In the same way, SOCKS5 is available, but it can’t route UDP traffic.
- Model: Subscription
- Format: Traffic
- Modifiers: –
- Starting price: $3.5 for 1 GB
- Trial: –
Proxy-Seller charges monthly, with plans starting from $3.5/GB. For customers with bigger needs, the plans on display scale up to one terabyte of traffic.
In a broader context, Proxy-Seller positions itself very competitively compared other mid-market providers like Decodo. That said, it can’t quite compare to price leaders like PacketStream or DataImpulse.
Standardized pricing comparison
We last tested Proxy-Seller’s residential proxies in September 2026.
Pool size
* IP2Location database, Usage type data point (ISP, ISP/MOB, MOB IPs)
Top 10 countries in the Global pool
Comparison with other providers
Proxy-Seller’s residential proxy network resembled Infatica and NodeMaven, both in size and composition. It landed around the middle in our comparison.
Infrastructure success rate
Requests: Same as the pool test
Target: Nearest server of a global CDN
Comparison with other providers
The success rate was respectable in most locales, with some hiccups when using the network without any filters applied or targeting just Indian IPs. Even then, we’ve seen much worse.
Infrastructure response time
Requests: 6 KB page size – same as the pool test, 2 MB page size – 5,000
Target: Nearest server of a global CDN
6 KB page size
2 MB page size
Comparison with other providers
6 KB page size, average response time
The response time was also solid, with some caveats: first, it seems like Proxy-Seller has little infrastructure in Asia or South America; and second, the tail latency was higher than we’d expect. On the other hand, these proxies were among the faster ones to open large pages.
- Format: IP:Port:Username:Password
- Using filters, sessions: Through a dashboard configuration wizard
You can connect to these proxies through a gateway address, which uses the IP:Port format.
Instead of adding parameters to the username or password like other providers do, the system rather creates randomized usernames based on the options you choose. For instance, Californian-filtered proxies can have a username called f7a24d8b06c0a210, while German proxies will have a username of 8bb473d94dcb3118. The password remains the same.
Sticky sessions are made by changing port numbers. Proxy-Seller supports generating up to 1,000 ports in one go.
To help you make sense of this system, the dashboard allows saving and naming lists with different filters. Still, it’s not exactly intuitive to use.
🏠🏢 ISP (Static Residential) Proxies
This product strongly resembles Proxy-Seller’s datacenter proxies. The main differences are fewer locations and a higher price in exchange for better effectiveness.
- Formats: Dedicated list
- Countries: 24 in four continents
- Rotation: Static
- Starts from: $3 for 1 IP
A full review isn’t available for this product yet 🙁
📱 Mobile Proxies
Shared or dedicated devices with SIM cards inside them. These proxies aren’t peer-to-peer, and you pay for a device, so they’re best suited for tasks that don’t require many connections at once.
- Format: Shared or dedicated mobile dongles
- Countries: 18 in four continents with carrier selection
- Rotation: Available by link or time interval
- Starts from: $10 (shared) or $20 (dedicated) per device for 7 days
A full review isn’t available for this product yet 🙁
Proxy-Seller User Experience
This section goes through what it’s like to use Proxy-Seller: its dashboard, subscription management, and customer service experience.
Registration
To register with Proxy-Seller, you simply need to enter your email address and a password. Alternatively, it’s possible to register with Apple, Google, and even Telegram accounts.
KYC and Usage Policies
According to Proxy-Seller legal documents, it requires all customers to undergo an identity verification procedure. It uses SumSub, where you may need to scan a document and make a selfie.
The provider blocks some categories of websites by default. These include: payment systems, banks, .gov, .edu, and .mil domains, postal services, unspecified tech platforms and news portals.
Proxy-Seller also denies service in certain jurisdictions, including Belarus, China, Russia, Iran, and more. Some of the members on the list raise an eyebrow, as the website is also available in Chinese. And while proxy-seller.com can’t be localized to Russian, the .me domain is Russian-only.
Dashboard
Proxy-Seller provides a dashboard for managing interactions with its products. It’s available in an impressive number of languages – 14!
The dashboard is divided into tabs for each proxy server type. Curiously, datacenter and mixed datacenter packages have separate pages.
There’s also a section for managing the account; it includes profile and security settings, the wallet page, and your API key. It’s handy that the dashboard integrates Proxy-Seller’s help center as an overlay, so you never need to leave the page. Finally, you can contact support through a live chat button.
Overall, you’ll be able to achieve mostly everything by yourself.
Proxy-Seller’s dashboard includes a wallet where you can add balance. It’s also possible to buy a plan directly. We like that you have the option to select whether to renew a plan.
The wallet approach is way more flexible: it supports more payment methods are supported (namely, crypto) and lets you automatically top up if the balance runs low. Proxy-Seller primarily uses Paddle for non-crypto transactions.
The dashboard displays your payment history, but it doesn’t seem to generate downloadable invoices.
Platform access
Proxy-Seller doesn’t offer team access features, so it’s dashboard is best suited for personal use. To protect your account, you can enable option two-factor authentication, and there’s a page that shows which devices last accessed the platform.
The provider lets you change both the email address and password on your own, and even delete the account if it’s no longer needed.
Proxy access
For its datacenter, ISP, and mobile proxies, Proxy-Seller has tables that list all available IPs. A table shows the IP address, location, status, expiration date, and rotation options where applicable. You can’t interact with these tables much, other than selecting which IPs to auto-renew. It’s possible to export the list in various formats, including TXT, CSV, or a format of your choice.
The implementation is tidy, but imperfect. With mobile proxies, it shows both shared and dedicated types in one place, which can confuse. Furthermore, the exporting function generated both HTTP and SOCKS5 formats for each address, which caused us to scratch our heads why every second request was failing.
The page for residential proxies includes a widget. You can select various filters, authorization method, number of ports, and create a list. The system allows saving and naming these lists for future access, and they reflect in usage statistics. In effect, a list functions as a basic version of a sub-user.
Proxy-Seller’s usage tracking capabilities are limited. The unlimited traffic products provide no statistics whatsoever, and the residential proxies only show your expended and remaining bandwidth: either for the whole package or per the list you’ve generated.
The second option is more comprehensive: there’s a graph that shows data use for three months. The graph can be expanded or contracted to present information in different levels of detail. Below it, there’s a table for more fine-grained statistics.
There are usability issues, though: traffic is counted in bytes, while lists are displayed not by the names you gave them but by automatically generated and mostly incomprehensible usernames.
Public API
Proxy-Seller’s public API is available in five programming languages. It lets you fully manage interactions with the platform through code. You can:
- View and top up your balance.
- Create, calculate the price of, and renew orders.
- Download proxy lists.
- Check basic information about a proxy and general service availability.
The API covers all products, though residential proxies get a separate section with their own extra endpoints. You’re allowed to make up to one API request per second.
Supporting Tools
Proxy-Seller offers several online tools to help work with proxies. Among them there’s a proxy checker, open port scanner, and a lookup of IP-related information. There’re also two latency-related tools, one of which can ping a website and IP, and the other that shows the connection route.
Documentation
Proxy-Seller has an FAQ section that covers each product, as well as a help center with largely overlapping functions. Together, they do a decent job answering the main questions.
There’s also the blog where you’ll find over 100 configuration guides for browsers, operating systems, and other software. If you prefer the video format, the provider has made some of the guides available on its YouTube channel. Overall, information wasn’t something that we found lacking.
Hands-On Support
Proxy-Seller’s customer supports works round the clock and can be contacted over multiple channels: live chat, Messenger, Skype, Telegram, and email. In addition, the provider offers the option of remote assistance for proxy setup.
I had issues with setting up residential proxies and decided to try out the live chat. An agent responded in less than a minute. At first I was given several solutions that were loosely related to my problem, without much troubleshooting. But we were able to reach the bottom of the problem relatively quickly.
Overall, I was satisfied with the customer service experience.
Conclusion
Overall, we had a positive experience with Proxy-Seller.
Its proxy networks are flexible in both location coverage and pricing. This is a big strength for individual users, as providers with similar feature variety usually cater to companies. Proxy-Seller is big enough to supply the latter, as well, though its user experience can get confusing and is probably too limited for enterprise needs.
Throughout the testing period, we had few issues with proxies themselves, while the customer service provided quick help when we needed it. The pricing doesn’t bite, too.
All in all, Proxy-Seller looks like a strong mid-range pick. Not perfect, and probably better for individual or small business use, but definitely a provider to be considered.
Proxy-Seller Alternatives
Rating 9.3 / 10
★★★★★ Rated 4.7 out of 5
Decodo has a similar price, arguably better user experience, and stronger residential proxy network. But its datacenter and ISP proxies are less diverse, with more rigid pricing.
Rating 9.3 / 10
★★★★★ Rated 4.7 out of 5
Bright Data is always a strong option, with even more flexibility and location coverage for all proxy networks. It costs way more for the same features, though, and has very strict policies.
Rating 8.5 / 10
★★★★★ Rated 4.3 out of 5
IPRoyal is similar in many regards. Its datacenter and ISP proxies don’t need much commitment and cover nearly as many locations. The pricing is comparable, too.
Recommended for:
Individuals or small to medium businesses that need variety without the price tag.
Use the coupon PROXYWAY to get 15% off any purchase and 39% off residential proxies.
Rating 8.5 / 10
★★★★★ Rated 4.3 out of 5
Use the coupon PROXYWAY to get 15% off any purchase and 39% off residential proxies.
Chris Becker
Proxy reviewer and tester.