Questions people ask before they buy
What is a no-KYC proxy service?
It lets you sign up and pay without handing over a passport, selfie, or company documents. You give an email, top up your balance, and start using the proxies. Some providers ask for ID once payments get large or when a bank flags a card; the ones we mark as no-KYC keep that step out of the normal signup.
Which payment methods count as anonymous?
Monero (XMR) is the only one that hides the amount and both parties on-chain. Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, and USDT are pseudonymous: the addresses are public, so a chain analysis firm can often link them back to an exchange account. Cards and PayPal tie the purchase to your legal name outright. We list the payment methods each service takes so you can decide what fits.
What is the difference between residential and datacenter proxies?
Residential proxies route through real home internet connections, so target sites see an ordinary consumer IP and rarely block them. Datacenter proxies come from servers in a hosting facility; they are much cheaper and faster but easier to detect and ban. ISP proxies sit in between: hosted in a datacenter but registered to a consumer ISP, so they look residential while staying fast.
What does "from" pricing mean?
It is the lowest advertised entry price we could find, usually the cheapest plan or the per-gigabyte rate at the largest volume. Real spend is almost always higher: residential traffic is billed per gigabyte, and the headline number often assumes the biggest package. Treat it as a floor for comparison, not a quote.
How do you pick which services to list?
We list providers that actually sell proxies to the public, have a working site, and publish enough detail to describe honestly. We pull data from public listings and provider pages, then check the proxy types, payment methods, and pricing ourselves before a service goes live. We drop anything that looks like a reseller front or a dead storefront.
Do you take referral fees?
Yes, on some services. A few of the outbound links are referral links, and we earn a commission if you buy through them. It does not change who gets listed, the order of the catalog, or what we write. Providers cannot pay to appear or rank higher, and a service with no referral deal sits next to one that pays us.
Do you sell proxies yourself?
No. We do not run a proxy network or resell anyone's IPs. This is a catalog: you compare services here and buy directly from the provider on their own site.