Proxy-Seller Review – I Tested It Firsthand

Proxy-Seller offers five main proxy types to individuals and businesses at a very competitive price. It used to be a big proxy provider only in Eastern Europe, but has now expanded into a much larger market.

As I started noticing Proxy-Seller’s name more often on international tech forums and in LinkedIn posts, I decided to check whether the quality of its proxies kept up with its expansion. So, the Cybernews research team and I tested the service firsthand to find out its true performance and ease of use. Read this Proxy-Seller review to learn about its features, pricing, and best use cases.

What I liked and disliked about Proxy-Seller

Pros

IPv4, IPv6, ISP, residential, and mobile proxy types in one place
Very low price per IP in bundles, e.g., $0.49/IPv4 and $0.02/IPv6 for enterprise packages
Simple, straightforward interface
Tools for checking ping and performance, as well as IP tracing
High HTTP request success rate (92 out of 100) and fast response time (1.60s) in my testing of a residential proxy

Cons

Can be too simplistic for complex, enterprise-level web scraping
No scraping APIs for automated data extraction yet

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Types of proxies Proxy-Seller offers

Proxy-Seller offers the gold standard set of proxies, on par with industry leaders like Oxylabs and Bright Data:

IPv4 datacenter proxies are the standard proxies that work on every website. They’re best suited for bulk tasks, data scraping, and monitoring on websites that don’t have strict anti-bot systems.
IPv6 datacenter proxies are the newest and the cheapest proxies, which are usually used for mass automation and multithreaded scraping on platforms that support IPv6, such as Google, Reddit, and YouTube.
Residential proxies route your traffic through real, physical devices located in regular households. Proxy-Seller offers over 47 million rotating residential IPs, on which you can set up time-based or per-request rotation, as well as sticky sessions, for a more consistent connection. Because they look like organic user traffic, they’re mostly used for scraping heavily protected websites, SERP analysis, and aggregating prices.
ISP proxies use static IP addresses officially registered to consumer internet service providers. Because they don’t rotate, they provide a persistent identity that doesn’t trigger anti-bot protections. You can use them to manage e-commerce stores or social media accounts over long periods.
Mobile proxies route through real 4G, 5G, and LTE real IP addresses from T-Mobile, Verizon, Vodafone, Jio, Orange, and other popular mobile carriers. They’re great for ad verification, app testing, and social media automation on Instagram, TikTok, and other mobile-first apps.

I like that Proxy-Seller also offers preconfigured proxies for social media, web scraping, gaming, and online marketplaces. Basically, it gives you only the types of proxies that will work for this specific purpose without getting flagged.

Proxy pricing

One of the main advantages of Proxy-Seller is its prices – low and flexible. Here are examples of its per-IP prices on three different continents:

	France	India	USA	Worldwide mix (from 50 IPs)
IPv4 for 12 months	$1.58/IP	$1.58/IP	$1.58/IP	From $0.75/IP
IPv6 for 12 months (min 10 IPs)	$0.16/IP	$0.16/IP	$0.16/IP	❌ No
ISP proxy for 12 months	$2.64/IP	$3.08/IP	$2.64/IP	$1.15/IP
Mobile proxy	$40.00/dedicated IP for a week	$36.00/dedicated IP for a week	$68.00/dedicated IP for a week	❌ No

If you buy the IPs in packages, the price per IP is even lower. One of the best deals is a bundle with 10,000 IPv6s – in this case, you pay only $0.02/IP.

I like that you can also buy mixes of worldwide, European, and Asian IPs, also at a lower price. In this case, however, the minimal bundle starts at 50 IPs and $0.71/IP.

Residential proxies use a different pricing model here, billed by traffic volume. You can pay as you go for $3.50/GB or purchase 100GB for $2.20/GB. As you can see, the rule stays the same – the more you buy in a bundle, the cheaper it is.

Keep in mind that Proxy-Seller provides a complete refund within 72 hours if its technical team confirms that your proxy is inoperable and can’t be replaced with another one. For weekly products, the refund window is 24 hours, though exceptional cases of service issues may be considered individually.

My experience with Proxy-Seller

It was easy to start with Proxy-Seller: I simply purchased a 3GB residential traffic plan and immediately got access to the dashboard. It’s located right on the main website, so you aren’t redirected to any other platform.

All my proxy credentials were in the Orders tab, while other providers usually have separate sections for billing and proxies. I was surprised at first, but later I found the simplicity to be even better, as you don’t need to wander around the platform looking for the right buttons.

Setting up a residential proxy in the Proxy Seller dashboard

First, I set up North American geo-targeting and made the IPs rotate on every single request. Then, I tested Proxy-Seller’s performance using a custom cURL loop script.

Overall, the script returned a successful HTTP response (200 OK) 92 out of 100 times. It’s a very good result considering rotating on every request puts heavy pressure on the proxy pool. For the successful connections, the average response time was 1.60s, which is also a great speed for a residential proxy that must physically route the traffic through consumer internet connections.

Actually, you can check proxy performance and IP ping yourself, as Proxy-Sellers offers separate tools for it. Also, there’s an IP tracer that shows all the intermediate routers to the end node and lets you diagnose where network bottlenecks are happening. I used its port scanner, too, to troubleshoot connection issues.

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Who is Proxy-Seller best for – based on my testing

I think that Proxy-Seller is a great solution for small-to-medium businesses and independent developers whose workflows involve managing multiple social media accounts, web scraping, and ad verification across different regions. It lets you buy, rotate, and manage five proxy types from a single dashboard and a single management API, with SDKs in Python, Node.js, Java, and Golang.

That said, Proxy-Seller lacks managed scraping APIs to automatically solve CAPTCHA and bypass advanced Cloudflare protections, so you’ll have to build the whole anti-bot architecture yourself.

Conclusion

I don’t know about you, but I often feel like simplicity is what I need, especially when dealing with proxies. If you share my thoughts, Proxy-Seller is a great provider. It gives you a low-cost, easy-to-use dashboard with access to all five main proxy types and a developer API for advanced proxy management.

If you don’t want to be overwhelmed with the complexities of bigger platforms, Proxy-Seller gives you a straightforward setup and fast proxies. Beware, though, that you’ll have to build the scraping logic yourself, as it doesn’t offer a dedicated scraping API yet.