Proxy-Seller: five proxy types, billed per IP instead of per gigabyte.
Proxy-Seller is a proxy provider operating since 2014 from Larnaca, Cyprus, selling five proxy types: rotating residential, static ISP, mobile 4G and 5G, dedicated IPv4 and bulk IPv6. Prices start at $0.02 per IPv6 address, $0.49 per IPv4 address and $1.30 per GB of residential traffic.
It suits teams that want dedicated static IPs billed per address rather than per gigabyte, and it is a weaker choice for heavily defended targets such as Ticketmaster or Nike SNKRS.
Since 2014 in Larnaca, Cyprus47M+ residential IPs220+ locations
Proxy-Seller at a glance
- Founded
- 2014, Larnaca, Cyprus
- Protocols
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
- Authentication
- User and password, or IP whitelist
- Residential pool
- 47M+ IPs, 220+ locations
- Trial
- $1.99 for 500MB over 3 days
- Refund window
- 24 hours after delivery
- Certified
- ISO/IEC 27001:2022, ISO 9001:2015
Who Proxy-Seller is for, and who should skip it.
Static products are billed per address with unmetered traffic, while residential is billed by bandwidth. That single billing difference decides whether this provider saves you money or costs you more.
Good fit for
- Teams that want dedicated static IPs billed per address, not per gigabyte
- Datacenter scraping and SEO tools running on cheap IPv4 or bulk IPv6
- Long lived account sessions that need a stable ISP address
- Geo accurate scraping and ad verification with city level targeting
- Social platform automation on 4G and 5G mobile ports
Weaker choice for
- Heavily defended targets such as Ticketmaster or Nike SNKRS
- Buyers who need the largest residential pool on the market
- Anyone who cannot test inside a 24 hour refund window
- Instagram and TikTok work where corporate ASN IPs cause friction
- Teams that want a modern, polished dashboard above all else
What each proxy type costs and what it is built for.
Five products, two billing models. Static addresses carry unmetered traffic, residential is metered by bandwidth.
| Proxy type | From | Billed by | Best for |
|---|---|---|---|
| IPv6 | $0.02 / IP | Per address | Bulk, high concurrency tasks |
| IPv4 | $0.49 / IP | Per address | Datacenter scraping, SEO tools |
| ISP | $0.98 / IP | Per address | Long lived account sessions |
| Residential | $1.30 / GB | Bandwidth | Geo accurate scraping, ad verification |
| Mobile | $10 / IP | Per port | Social platform automation |
Full breakdown on the Proxy-Seller pricing page.
Volume moves the price more than the product does.
Static products are billed per address with unmetered traffic, while residential is billed by bandwidth. Residential tiers step from $3.50 per GB pay as you go down to $2.20 per GB at 100GB, reaching roughly $0.70 per GB at enterprise volume.
IPv4 addresses fall from $0.90 each at 5 units to $0.50 at 3,000, with Eastern European subnets cheaper across every tier.
See the full pricing breakdown- Residential, pay as you go$3.50 / GB
- Residential at 100GB$2.20 / GB
- Residential at enterprise volume~$0.70 / GB
- IPv4 at 5 units$0.90 / IP
- IPv4 at 3,000 units$0.50 / IP
- Eastern European subnetsCheaper at every tier
Protocols, rotation control and the tooling around it.
HTTPS and SOCKS5 across all five types, authentication by username and password or IP allowlist, 1 Gbps channel speed and a published 99.7 percent uptime.
Protocols and access
HTTPS and SOCKS5 are supported across all five proxy types, with authentication by username and password or by IP allowlist, on a 1 Gbps channel with 99.7 percent published uptime.
- HTTP
- HTTPS
- SOCKS5
- IP allowlist
- 1 Gbps
Rotation and targeting
Residential IPs rotate per request, on a timer, or hold a sticky session, with targeting down to city and ISP level so your traffic lands where the campaign expects it.
- Per request
- Timed rotation
- Sticky sessions
- City level
- ISP level
API, SDKs and integrations
A REST API with Python, PHP, Node.js, Java and Go SDKs handles rotation and renewal, and setup guides cover AdsPower, GoLogin, Multilogin, Dolphin Anty, Octo Browser, Scrapy, Selenium and Puppeteer.
- REST API
- Python
- Node.js
- Go
- Selenium
- Puppeteer
The trade-offs worth knowing before you pay.
Some Trustpilot reviewers report ordering IPs in one country and receiving addresses that geolocate elsewhere. Independent testing found around 8 percent of residential IPs classified as corporate ASN rather than residential, which causes friction on Instagram and TikTok.
The residential pool sits below Bright Data and Oxylabs, and the dashboard looks dated. Ratings run near 4.8 on G2 against 3.9 to 4.4 on Trustpilot, where refund disputes surface more often.
- Geolocation mismatches reported on delivered IPs
- ~8% of residential IPs test as corporate ASN
- Friction on Instagram and TikTok as a result
- Smaller residential pool than Bright Data and Oxylabs
- Dated dashboard experience
- G2 near 4.8, Trustpilot 3.9 to 4.4
How to buy it without wasting money.
Replacement or refund runs for 24 hours after credentials arrive, and location is fixed at purchase, so a wrong geo means a replacement request rather than a settings change.
01
Buy the smallest package
Start with the smallest order, or the $1.99 residential trial covering 500MB over three days, before committing budget.
02
Verify the geolocation
Check every delivered IP against two geolocation databases. Location is fixed at purchase, so a mismatch needs a replacement request.
03
Run your real targets
Test against the sites you actually need inside the 24 hour window, not a generic IP checker. That window is your only leverage.
04
Then scale into discounts
Once the IPs pass, scale up into the volume tiers. Payment covers cards, PayPal, Bitcoin, USDT, USDC, TRX and TON.
Payment methods: cards, PayPal, Bitcoin, USDT, USDC, TRX and TON. Refunds or replacements are confirmed by support once the proxies are shown not to match the stated specification.
Check live Proxy-Seller pricing before you commit.
Pricing moves with volume and subnet, so the live pricing page is the only accurate number. Start small, verify inside the 24 hour window, then scale.
$1.99 covers 500MB over 3 days. Refund or replacement window is 24 hours after credentials are delivered.Frequently asked questions
Straight answers on legitimacy, cost, trials, proxy type selection and tool compatibility.
Is Proxy-Seller legit and safe to use?
Yes. It has traded since 2014 as a registered Cyprus company, holds ISO/IEC 27001:2022 and ISO 9001:2015 certification, and carries verified reviews on G2 and Trustpilot. Residential IPs are sourced through consent based agreements aligned with GDPR and CCPA.
How much do Proxy-Seller proxies cost?
Entry pricing is $0.02 per IPv6 address, $0.49 per IPv4, $0.98 per ISP address, $1.30 per GB residential and $10 per mobile proxy. Bulk orders unlock discounts of up to 40 percent, and residential drops to roughly $0.70 per GB at enterprise volume.
Does Proxy-Seller offer a free trial or a refund?
There is no free trial. Residential access can be tested for $1.99, covering 500MB over three days. Refunds or replacements are available within 24 hours of credential delivery once support confirms the proxies do not match the stated specification.
Should I choose residential, ISP or datacenter proxies?
Choose IPv4 or IPv6 for speed and cost on tolerant targets. Choose ISP for a static residential IP that survives long account sessions. Choose rotating residential when the target blocks datacenter ranges and you need city level accuracy. Choose mobile for social automation.
Does Proxy-Seller work with antidetect browsers and scraping tools?
Yes. Proxy-Seller publishes guides for AdsPower, GoLogin, Multilogin, Dolphin Anty, Octo Browser and Incogniton, and works with Scrapy, Selenium, Puppeteer, Octoparse and Apify. HTTPS and SOCKS5 are both supported through the dashboard or the REST API.