OkeyProxy

What do the proxy plans cover?

OkeyProxy describes its business as providing data-collection services to enterprises across different sizes and industries. Its solution pages frame proxies as tools for gathering, analyzing, and securing business data.

The product distinctions are practical: residential proxies are listed generally, while static residential ISP proxies use fixed IP addresses. The provider’s About page says datacenter proxies offer country or region selection and concurrent sessions.

Listed use cases include web scraping, SEO monitoring, e-commerce, market research, brand protection, stock market data, social media, and price monitoring. These are provider-listed applications, not evidence that a particular workflow or workload will be supported.

How do sessions, ports, and APIs fit?

Rotating residential plans list session control, global targeting, HTTP(S), and SOCKS5; residential access can also use country-specific or city-specific ports.

The pricing page states that rotating residential proxies have 150M+ real IPs across 200+ regions, and that rotating datacenter proxies have real-time IP refresh.

For integrations, OkeyProxy lists RESTful APIs with JSON responses and an Agent API for reselling rotating proxies and managing users and plans. The homepage also names Python, Node.js, and cURL as supported tools.

OkeyProxy Manager imports purchased static residential ISP and datacenter resources only while they are active. The FAQ describes importing through a generated link or QR code; the PC terminal does not support QR-code importing, and test or expired resources are excluded.

What do the traffic and IP prices say?

The pricing pages describe products using both traffic-based and IP-based units, and their starting-price listings do not always match. The homepage lists Starter at $0.35 per GB, Advanced at $0.64 per GB, and Premium at $0.87 per GB.

For residential pricing, the pages report:

• Homepage — Starter starts at $0.35 per GB — checked 2026-10-31.
• Pricing page — rotating residential plans start at $0.64 per GB — checked 2026-10-31.
• FAQ page — residential proxies start at $0.64 per GB — checked 2026-10-31.
• FAQ page — static residential proxies start at $2 per GB — checked 2026-10-31.

The pricing page lists Advanced as 3 GB for $10, valid for 30 days. It also describes custom traffic, custom pricing per GB, and flexible validity for that plan. The solution page lists Starter from $0.35 per GB, Advanced from $0.64 per GB, and Premium from $0.87 per GB.

Datacenter listings also differ by unit: the pricing page starts rotating datacenter proxies at $0.35 per GB, while the FAQ page lists them from $0.35 per IP. The pricing page lists static datacenter proxies from $1.6 per IP.

The provider advertises a free trial for new users, and its solution page specifies 1GB rotating residential proxies or static residential or datacenter IPs. Enterprise users can request custom trial packages. The service terms reserve the provider’s right to set and adjust fees, with applicable fees described on the service page or in a written agreement.

What should buyers verify before relying on it?

Before ordering, ask which product and billing unit apply to the intended route. Request the complete order minimum and clarify renewal, validity, refund, and trial eligibility conditions.

Ask how locations are selected and what availability applies at the desired granularity. Confirm the chosen product’s rotation behavior, session duration, authentication options, and concurrency limits.

Clarify which products the API covers, any request limits, and how technical support can be reached. Ask for the applicable support response and escalation terms, along with the service-level conditions.

Which stated features cover buyer needs?

The provider’s homepage and pricing pages list these product capabilities and support terms, checked on 2026-10-31.

• Product scope: rotating residential, static residential, and datacenter proxies are listed.
• Rotating residential coverage: the homepage states coverage across 200+ regions.
• Protocols: the solution page lists HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 for proxy plans.
• Device compatibility: the homepage names Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux.
• Integration: RESTful APIs and an Agent API are listed, including user and plan management through the Agent API.
• Support: the homepage lists 24/7 free technical support for Starter, Advanced, and Premium plans.

Which terms and limits narrow the offer?

The service agreement gives OkeyProxy discretion to change its terms and rules without prior notice. It also permits stopping some or all services for legal or terms violations, and termination without a refund for violations of the provider’s legitimate rights and interests.

Website accounts may not be used for profit-making business activities, a condition buyers should distinguish from the provider’s enterprise data-collection positioning. For traffic plans, exceeding the allowance blocks access until a new plan is purchased and activated; overused traffic is deducted from that plan.

Manager imports are limited to active line resources, excluding test and expired resources; its PC terminal also lacks QR-code importing. OkeyProxy says its IPs are unsupported in Mainland China’s network environment, where requests return error 446. The agreement caps total liability for a claim or series of claims at fees received during the month before the event.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Who can work within these conditions?

OkeyProxy describes its business as data collection for enterprises across industries and sizes, and lists uses such as web scraping, market research, and price monitoring. That gives business data teams a stated audience and set of applications to compare with their own workload, not a promise of fit.

Enterprise users can request custom trial packages, and the provider says account managers can tailor IP service solutions for companies of any size. It also says technical support and consultation are available to users receiving its services. Buyers should confirm the trial and service terms for the specific product before relying on those descriptions.

Which proxy criteria should comparisons match?

Compare offers by proxy type, billing unit, location granularity, rotation and session controls, protocols, authentication, traffic or concurrency limits, trial and refund conditions, API scope, and support terms. In general, matching these criteria makes differences in product scope and operating conditions easier to assess.

What do the pricing and access pages answer?

What does the Advanced package include?

The Advanced package includes 3 GB for $10 and is valid for 30 days, according to the pricing page checked 2026-10-31. The same page describes custom traffic, custom pricing per GB, and flexible validity for this plan. Buyers should confirm which terms apply to the package they intend to order.

What formats does the free trial offer?

The pricing page advertises a free trial for new users, while the solution page specifies 1GB of rotating residential proxies or static residential or datacenter IPs. Enterprise users can request custom trial packages, according to the solution page.

Which resources can OkeyProxy Manager import?

OkeyProxy Manager supports importing purchased static residential ISP and datacenter resources while they are active. The FAQ says resources can be imported through a generated link or QR code, but excludes test and expired resources. The PC terminal does not support QR-code importing.

How do residential ports and authentication work?

Residential proxies can be accessed through country-specific or city-specific ports, using login credentials or allowlisted IPs, according to the FAQ checked 2026-10-31. This describes the listed access methods; buyers should establish which method applies to their chosen product and setup.

What does the agreement say about account ownership?

The agreement allows one legal subject to hold multiple accounts, but each account can correspond to only one legal subject. Users may not transfer, gift, or allow others to inherit accounts except in specified circumstances. The terms apply upon registration or use of the service.

What happens to requests from Mainland China’s network?

Its agreement also says users transmitting data and information from mainland China overseas must comply with Chinese laws and regulations.

Does the documented proxy scope fit?

Fits if… the buyer can identify the required proxy type and settle the applicable billing unit and written terms before ordering.

Probably not if… consistent product pricing and clearly settled plan conditions are prerequisites for purchase.

Main risk… the pricing page lists rotating residential plans starting at $0.64 per GB, and the FAQ category lists static residential proxies starting at $2 per GB; after a user exceeds their plan’s traffic limit, access is blocked until they purchase and activate a new plan. Obtain the product, billing unit, limit, and fee terms in writing before relying on the service.

Sources

Below are the public pages behind the facts above, together with the date each one was read.

• www.okeyproxy.comchecked 2026-10-31
• www.okeyproxy.com/en/pricingchecked 2026-10-31
• www.okeyproxy.com/en/faq-categorychecked 2026-10-31
• www.okeyproxy.com/en/solution-categorychecked 2026-10-31
• www.okeyproxy.com/en/aboutchecked 2026-10-31
• www.okeyproxy.com/en/serviceschecked 2026-10-31

Notes on the making of this review

Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-31. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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