Loongproxy Review 2026

Based on the specifications published on its official Chinese-language website, Loongproxy (branded 龙代理/LoongProxy) is a static-proxy specialist operated by Nanjing Xiaobei Information Technology Co., Ltd. out of Nanjing, China. The company is a licensed entity, listing a full corporate address, a Chinese ICP filing (苏ICP备19029958号-13), and a value-added telecom business license (B1-20191204, which dates its telecom authorization to around 2019). This is a legitimate, regulated operator rather than an anonymous storefront, and that corporate transparency is a genuine point in its favor, especially in a market crowded with unnamed resellers.

The product catalog is narrow and clearly organized. Loongproxy sells three static products, differentiated by IP quality grade: Premium Static ISP (graded S+, sourced from local carrier ISP ASNs with very high anonymity), Static ISP (graded S, ISP-class IPs registered to business entities), and Datacenter (graded S, hosting ASNs). All three support both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 and advertise precise city-level targeting. Notably, there is no rotating residential pool sold by the gigabyte and no mobile product; this is a static, dedicated-IP business, so buyers who need large rotating residential bandwidth or 4G/5G mobile IPs should look elsewhere.

Pricing is one of Loongproxy's stronger aspects because a working price list is visible on the purchase page without an account, and it is denominated in Chinese yuan on a per-IP basis. On the standard Static ISP product with a 30-day term, most United States locations (Washington, New York, Illinois, Texas) are listed at ￥52.2/IP, discounted from a ￥58 list price, with US-California higher at ￥70.2/IP. Other regions range from ￥52.2/IP for Taiwan, Ho Chi Minh City, Frankfurt, and Manila up to ￥90/IP for Bangkok and Jakarta and ￥130/IP for Hanoi, with UK-England and Singapore around ￥58/IP. That places the lowest verifiable entry at roughly ￥52.2 per IP for 30 days, or approximately $7.2 at prevailing exchange rates. Terms extend to 60, 90, and 180 days, and IPs can be delivered by random assignment or by number-segment extraction. Full pricing for the Premium Static ISP tier, however, is not self-serve: the site directs buyers to a dedicated account manager for a custom quote, so the transparency is partial.

On coverage, the vendor states support for 100+ countries and regions with city-level precision, and it headlines a pool of 500,000+ IPs. This figure should be treated cautiously, because other pages on the same site cite substantially larger numbers, and those claims are inconsistent enough that no single pool size can be treated as confirmed. Where Loongproxy looks strongest on paper is Asia-Pacific coverage, with distinct city-level locations across Taiwan, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bangkok, Jakarta, Manila, Ho Chi Minh City, Hanoi, and Seoul, alongside the usual North American and Western European anchors; that regional depth, rather than raw pool size, is the more credible selling point. Loongproxy also advertises performance metrics of a 99.8% success rate, response times of 0.3 seconds or less, and 99.83% uptime, but these are unverified marketing claims with no independent benchmark behind them, so they are recorded here as unconfirmed and should not be relied upon.

The surrounding tooling is reasonable for a static ISP seller. There is a personal dashboard, an API for third-party integration, and native Windows and Android client applications (with iOS described as forthcoming). The company promotes integrations with IP-detection services such as IPvibe and IPInfo, which lets buyers vet the quality and registration of an IP before committing. Support is advertised as 7x24 and is delivered through a named large-account manager plus WeChat, QQ, and Telegram (@shenlongproxy1) rather than a Western-style ticketing portal, reflecting the provider's China-market orientation.

Several operational caveats matter for anyone outside that ecosystem. The entire site, dashboard, and support experience are in Chinese, and there is no English-language version, so English-speaking buyers should confirm whether English support is actually available before purchasing. Real-name (KYC) verification is mandatory before any proxy can be used, which is unusual by international standards and a meaningful privacy and onboarding consideration; buyers should review the provider's data-handling and privacy policy carefully. The service is also explicitly restricted to non-mainland-China network environments and offers no circumvention capability. On billing, prices are shown in yuan but the specific accepted payment methods are not published on the purchase page, and there is no mention of cryptocurrency, so payment options and any refund terms should be confirmed directly. A free datacenter test credit is issued automatically after verification (a genuine risk-free trial for that product), while ISP trials are arranged one-on-one through an account manager.

Overall, on published specifications Loongproxy is a competent, licensed static ISP and datacenter provider with a clear product structure, visible per-IP pricing, SOCKS5 support, and city-level targeting. Its main limitations are scope and accessibility rather than legitimacy: a Chinese-only interface, mandatory KYC, inconsistent pool claims, unverified performance figures, and the absence of rotating or mobile products keep it a niche recommendation. It is best suited to buyers already operating in the Chinese-language proxy ecosystem or those specifically needing static carrier IPs in Asia-Pacific and other supported regions, who are comfortable verifying data policy, payment, and support terms before their first purchase.