How we compare proxy services

We are a catalog of proxy services, not a proxy seller. We compare residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile providers on price, accepted payment methods, and whether they require ID (KYC) to sign up. You buy directly from each provider on its own site — we never touch the transaction or run a proxy network.

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. A listing is not an endorsement — it means the provider is real and we could describe it accurately.

Proxy type is what the provider sells: residential (real home IPs), ISP (static residential), datacenter (server IPs), or mobile (4G/LTE). Payment methods are the ones the provider accepts, including which cryptocurrencies. No-KYC means you can sign up and pay without ID at the normal signup.

The "from" price 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, so treat it as a floor for comparison, not a quote.

Some 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.

The catalog is maintained by the Proxy Monitoring editorial team. Because the audience values privacy, we publish under the team name rather than individual bylines. If you spot something wrong or out of date, the fastest fix is to tell us which service and what changed.