PSB Proxy Review 2026

PSB Proxy is a mid-market proxy vendor that, based on its published specifications, positions itself as an affordable, traffic-metered alternative to the larger residential networks. The brand (psbproxy.io) sells three product lines: residential, mobile, and datacenter proxies, alongside a web-scraping API. It presents a bilingual Russian/English site and shares a UK registered address (Ruislip/London) with a sister offshore-hosting brand, PSB Hosting, which is worth noting for buyers who care about corporate provenance. No founding year is published on the official site, and the company's history is otherwise thinly documented.

On network scale, PSB Proxy advertises a pool of 40 million+ IP addresses across roughly 200 countries. Its own country directory enumerates around 195+ locations grouped by continent (Africa 48, Asia 46, Europe 50, North America 19, Oceania 7, South America 14), and the homepage lists concrete per-country IP counts for its largest markets (USA ~1.45M, Brazil ~908K, Philippines ~545K, Japan ~487K, Vietnam ~460K, Germany ~439K, UK ~421K, France ~418K). These are vendor-published figures; there are no independent audits of pool size or IP quality that I can confirm, so the numbers should be read as marketing claims rather than verified capacity. The company also advertises 99.9% uptime and states its IPs are 'legally sourced' and run on 'real users,' again as unverified vendor claims.

Targeting and rotation are reasonable for this tier. The feature copy lists country, state, city, and ASN selection, unlimited concurrent sessions, and instant IP change from the dashboard. Rotation can be automated at 1, 10, or 30-minute intervals, and the service offers fixed/sticky sessions for longer-lived identities plus dedicated (exclusive) IPs. Connectivity is via HTTPS and SOCKS5; there is no clear mention of plain HTTP-only endpoints, and no browser extension is advertised. Management is handled through a personal dashboard where users can configure proxies, maintain a whitelist, and track usage; a standalone proxy-manager app or documented API for the proxy products is not clearly detailed on the pages reviewed, though a separate web-scraping/parsing API product is marketed.

Pricing is the clearest strength and is genuinely competitive on paper. Residential proxies start at $2/GB and scale down with volume: 10 GB at $18 ($1.80/GB), 100 GB at $160 ($1.60/GB), 500 GB at $700 ($1.40/GB), and 1000 GB at $1200 ($1.20/GB, the source of the 'from $1.2/GB' headline). Mobile proxies start at $3/GB, dropping to $2.70 (10 GB), $2.40 (100 GB), and $2.10/GB at 1000 GB. Datacenter proxies are advertised from $0.7/GB. Traffic is described as having no expiration limit. Payment methods span Visa, Mastercard, and cryptocurrency (Bitcoin, Ethereum, Litecoin, USDT) plus Qiwi, and directory listings additionally mention LAVA; crypto acceptance is confirmed. There is no free trial documented on the official pages, though the company has offered small test balances (around $5) via forum outreach, and third-party directories reference a 7-day refund window that I could not confirm on an official refund/terms page.

Reputation is thin and should temper expectations. There is no substantial, verified Trustpilot profile for psbproxy.io specifically; a prominent Trustpilot result belongs to the unrelated proxys.io and should not be conflated. A directory listing shows a low-sample ~3.4 rating, and much of the remaining positive coverage sits on affiliate/review sites with commercial incentives. The sister-brand PSB Hosting carries only a couple of Trustpilot reviews with mixed feedback. In short, independent signal is scarce.

Best-for: budget-conscious buyers who want per-GB residential or mobile proxies with crypto payment options, flexible rotation, and no traffic expiry, particularly for social-media management, ad verification, or SERP/data collection at small-to-mid scale. Approach with more caution if you need contractually documented SLAs, a well-established track record, transparent refund terms confirmed on-site, or independently benchmarked performance. No independent benchmarks (success rate, latency, throughput, or uptime) have been verified here; all performance and pool figures are vendor claims and should be validated with the provider's own trial balance before committing spend.