VJProxy Review 2026

Based on published specifications, VJProxy is a proxy and VPN vendor whose public site is presented primarily in Russian with an English translation layer, targeting operators who need proxies for mass account registration, email outreach, and unblocking restricted websites. The provider describes itself as a project "built by professionals for professionals" and states its team has been "delivering network security for more than 5 years," but it does not publish a founding year, a corporate name, or a headquarters location, so those details cannot be verified.

On the product side, the catalog is organized around four offerings rather than a single residential pool. The Standard proxy is billed on a daily basis (advertised from roughly $8-$9 per day depending on the page) and rotates addresses, with the site stating "Each 2 hours we renew up to 30% of IP addresses" and that "25 and all other ports are open." The Professional proxy is pitched as the higher-reliability tier, advertising packs of "1000+ IP addresses," "all ports open," and an availability claim of "Valid 100% of time" with "Automatic renewal of all invalid IP addresses within 5 minutes." The Private proxy is a dedicated static option starting from $5 per month, described as "1 static IP address" that is "crystal clean" and where the buyer is the sole owner; the site explicitly forbids using it for email spam, carding, phishing, and brute-forcing. A Mobile proxy line is advertised from around $25 per week, and a VPN is offered from about $9 per month supporting "OpenVPN, PPTP, HTTP Proxy, IPsec" with "unlimited traffic" and "servers in more than 30 countries," though the vendor notes the VPN works only with OpenVPN software and not on iOS or macOS.

Coverage figures on the site are modest and specific to product line rather than a unified network. The standard-proxy pool is shown as roughly "192,531" proxies currently operating, private proxies are advertised across "26" countries, and the VPN across "17" countries. Named locations include Germany, China, the USA, Ukraine, Russia, India, Italy, the Netherlands, France, England, and Japan. Because these numbers are datacenter/dedicated-IP counts and differ by product, they should not be read as a residential pool size, and no city-level or ASN-level targeting is documented. Protocol support is a genuine strength for automation buyers, with SOCKS4/4a, SOCKS5, HTTP, and HTTPS listed across the proxy tiers and open ports advertised throughout.

On payments and commercial terms, VJProxy accepts a broad mix aimed at both Western and CIS users: Visa, Mastercard, MIR, Yandex, Qiwi, WebMoney, and Bitcoin. Cryptocurrency support (Bitcoin) is confirmed, which will appeal to privacy-focused buyers, and the site states a "Moneyback within 24h (except daily plans)" policy. That refund window is unusually short compared with the 3-to-7-day guarantees common among mainstream proxy vendors, and no free trial is documented. Support is offered through Skype, Telegram (@vjproxy), email ([email protected]), and Jabber/XMPP, but there is no published claim of 24/7 live-chat coverage, no documented API, no browser extension, and no self-serve proxy-manager dashboard described in the public pages reviewed.

Taken together, VJProxy reads as a niche, subscription-priced proxy shop rather than a modern per-GB residential network. Its clearest advantages on published specs are affordable dedicated static IPs (from $5/month), broad protocol support, crypto acceptance, and multiple messaging-based support channels. The most notable gaps are transparency (no founding year, company name, or HQ), the absence of documented API/extension/dashboard tooling, the very short 24-hour refund window, and coverage figures that are small and fragmented across product lines. Buyers should also weigh the site's own list of prohibited use cases and the heavy Russian-language orientation. No independent performance data (success rate, response time, uptime) is published, and none should be inferred; the vendor's "100% valid" language is a marketing claim, not a measured benchmark. For a comparison-site listing, VJProxy is best framed as a budget dedicated/datacenter and mobile proxy option with crypto support and thin public documentation, not as a residential per-GB competitor.