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8.4#3 in residential proxy servicesFrom $30 a month
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FactBuyProxyIPBurger Residential Proxies
CompanyThe site identifies DishIs Technologies LLC as the entity behind BuyProxy; the pages reviewed do not state its headquarters or founding year.IPBurger says it has operated since 2007 and is based in the United States.
Countries covered195195
Free planYesNo
Network sizeThe homepage states a pool of more than 72.8 million active IPs covering at least 195 countries.The product page states the pool has 100M+ residential IPs across 195+ countries and 2,014 cities.
ProtocolsThe service supports HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 proxy protocols.The product page’s FAQ says the residential network supports HTTP and HTTPS and does not support SOCKS5.
Proxy typesOne account can contain Core Residential, Premium Residential, ISP Rotating, Mobile, Datacenter IPv4 and IPv6 products.residential
RotationSessions can rotate to a new IP per request or remain sticky for a defined period.Users can rotate IPs per request or use sticky sessions lasting up to 30 minutes.
SupportSupport is offered through online chat, a contact form and a help center covering billing, usage limits, sessions and troubleshooting.The maker advertises 24/7 support and says Pro includes a dedicated account manager.
Targeting levelscityASN

BuyProxy plans

  • FreeFree
  • Pro$30 a month
  • Business$90 a month
  • Advanced$300 a month
  • Pay as you go — Datacenter IPv4Free
  • Pay as you go — Premium ResidentialFree

IPBurger Residential Proxies plans

  • Starter$59 a month
  • Plus$149 a month
  • Pro$269 a month
  • Custom volumePriced on request

Pick BuyProxy if…

It suits data teams and developers needing proxy access across many countries with API, SDK and analytics support. It is also relevant for scraping, SEO tracking, ad verification, research and other listed data-collection uses.

Pick IPBurger Residential Proxies if…

You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.

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