Proxys.io Review 2026

Proxys.io is the most product-diverse listing in this batch and, alongside ProxyCompass, the most credentialed. The site states the company has operated since 2016 and is registered in London at 85 Great Portland Street, First Floor, W1W 7LT under the entity ONLINE CONNECT LTD (Company Number 15419378). That combination of a multi-year track record and a verifiable registered address is exactly the kind of legitimacy signal that lifts a provider above the anonymous budget pack, and it underpins our higher trust read here. Proxys.io is aimed at a broad audience — scrapers, automation builders, multi-account managers and marketers — who want to pick from a wide menu of proxy types and pay per IP rather than per gigabyte.

The catalogue is unusually deep. The site sells shared IPv4 from $0.67/month per item (up to three users), individual IPv4 from $1.40 (Russia) and $1.47 (foreign) per month, premium residential IPv4 from $3.60/month, individual IPv6 from $0.13/month — the headline entry price — dynamic proxies from $0.27/month, IPv4-with-Windows from $1.87/month, mobile IPv4 from around $56.79/month, and a pay-per-traffic residential option from $1.50/GB. That spread of datacenter IPv4/IPv6, residential, dynamic and mobile under one roof is rare, and the per-item rental model gives buyers fine-grained control over exactly what they provision. Geographic reach is advertised as more than 240 countries (with 70+ distinct GEOs referenced separately), which is among the broadest coverage claims in the group.

Protocol and payment support are both solid. The site lists HTTPS, HTTP and SOCKS across most tiers, and accepts Visa and Mastercard, cryptocurrency (USDT, Bitcoin, Ethereum and others) and Alipay — a payment mix that, like the geo breadth, points to a genuinely international customer base. On risk reduction, Proxys.io offers test proxies on request for new users (explicitly excluding temporary email addresses) and a money-back guarantee within 24 hours of purchase, plus 24/7 support and a lifetime 20%-per-referral affiliate program.

The honest limitations centre on disclosure and the fine print. Proxys.io does not publish a total pool size, so while it advertises 240+ countries and many product tiers, there is no headline IP count to gauge network scale — a notable gap for the datacenter-heavy core. The money-back window is just 24 hours, short for evaluating a multi-product catalogue, and the test-proxy access is gated by request rather than instantly self-serve. The pricing structure, while flexible, is also genuinely complex: with eight-plus distinct product lines and per-region IPv4 pricing, newcomers face a steeper learning curve than a single-product provider. Mobile proxies, at roughly $56.79/month, are priced well above the datacenter tiers, so the cheap headline figures apply mainly to IPv6 and shared IPv4. As with the others, we have not benchmarked the network, so real-world IP quality and uptime are unverified.

Against established alternatives, Proxys.io reads as a versatile, well-credentialed mid-tier provider. Compared with IPRoyal, which similarly spans datacenter, residential and mobile with transparent per-unit pricing, Proxys.io matches the breadth and is competitive on IPv6/datacenter entry pricing, while IPRoyal counters with clearer pool disclosure and a more polished dashboard. Compared with PIA Proxy or SOAX on the residential and mobile side, Proxys.io is cheaper to start but does not publish the enormous pool figures those specialists lean on. And against majors like Bright Data or Oxylabs, this is again a value-versus-scale comparison: Proxys.io offers a wide product menu at low per-IP prices but none of the enterprise compliance tooling or disclosed multi-million residential pools.

Who should choose it? Buyers who want to mix and match proxy types — a few IPv6 here, a residential GB there, a mobile line when needed — from a single, London-registered vendor with a 2016 track record, broad geo coverage and crypto payment support will find Proxys.io flexible and well-priced. Who should look elsewhere? Anyone who needs a disclosed pool size, a longer evaluation window, a simpler one-product experience, or instant self-serve trials should weigh a more streamlined specialist. On published specifications and verifiable company details, this is one of the stronger listings in the group, held back mainly by the undisclosed pool and the tight 24-hour refund window.