ProxySeller

What do residential and IPv6 cost?

The listed prices differ by product and billing basis: the homepage shows a residential option priced by data, while IPv6 is listed per IP.

• Residential proxy option: $3.5 for 1 GB, according to the homepage, checked 2026-10-31.
• IPv6 proxies: from $0.02 per IP, according to the homepage, checked 2026-10-31.
• Residential listing: $2.2 per GB for 100 GB, according to the pricing page, checked 2026-10-31.
• Residential listing: $1.45 per GB for 1000 GB, according to the pricing page, checked 2026-10-31.

The vendor says purchases of 10 or more proxies can receive automatic discounts of up to 40%; the FAQ does not make that a free-trial offer. Proxy-Seller says it accepts PayPal, Visa, Mastercard, Bitcoin, USDT, USDC, TRX, and TON, among other methods. The pricing page says Proxy-Seller does not currently offer a free trial, while the FAQ says enterprise teams can request a free proof of concept; it also says a standard free trial for ISP proxies is unavailable.

What does residential targeting include?

Residential customers can choose country, region, city, or ISP targeting in the dashboard when creating a proxy list, according to the pricing page. Separately, the FAQ describes residential access as a pool spanning over 220 countries after a tariff plan is selected and paid. The wording distinguishes dashboard targeting choices from the stated pool coverage; it does not define those measures as equivalent.

Rotation options include timed rotation, per-request rotation, and sticky sessions. The FAQ says sticky sessions can last up to 24 hours and also lists per-request and timed rotation.

Which limits apply to proxy use?

ProxySeller’s guidance sets workload limits and product-specific location conditions that buyers should clarify against their intended use. The vendor recommends no more than three threads per proxy to avoid speed reductions. It also recommends keeping a single stream to 20–30 requests per second, warning that higher loads may reduce speed or destabilize operation.

The pricing page says ISP proxies include 100 concurrent threads and 100 GB of traffic per IP by default under the Fair Usage Policy. For datacenter, ISP, mobile, and shared proxies, the pricing page says location is set at purchase; support may advise on replacement options for a different location. The Help Center includes documentation on access restrictions and usage limits for proxies.

Before registering, buyers should ask how the stated load guidance applies to their workload and what support needs to assess a location-change request.

How do the API and authentication work?

The API documentation describes order generation, extension, data retrieval, and proxy-management actions, including receiving and unloading IPs. The Help Center says the API can automate orders, renewals, and proxy management.

The documentation lists SDKs for PHP, NodeJS, Python, Java, and Golang. It says each authorization requires a unique API key, while Mobile CRM requires a private authorization API key. The vendor separately states that enterprise proxy access includes IP allowlisting and username/password authentication.

For residential proxies, the documentation covers configuration, session control, and rotation settings. The service also lists RESTful API access, IP whitelisting, and SDK support. Buyers should clarify which authentication applies to the product and account they plan to use.

Which terms give buyers useful choice?

ProxySeller’s stated options give buyers several ways to match access and management terms to a proxy product.

• Residential proxies offer timed, per-request, and sticky-session rotation; the residential documentation also covers session control.
• Residential customers can select country, region, city, or ISP targeting in the dashboard when creating a proxy list.
• The service lists RESTful API access, IP whitelisting, and SDK support; its documentation describes order and proxy-management actions.
• The vendor states that plans have no monthly lock-ins, offering a stated alternative to monthly commitment.
• The vendor says every plan includes 24/7/365 support with proxy configuration assistance.

Where do the stated terms narrow access?

• The vendor’s FAQ says a standard free trial for ISP proxies is unavailable, but enterprise teams can request a free proof of concept.
• The pricing page says refunds or replacement are available within 24 hours of receiving proxy credentials if support verifies the issue; requests outside that window are reviewed case by case.
• The FAQ recommends no more than three threads per proxy to avoid speed reductions.
• The FAQ recommends keeping a single stream to 20–30 requests per second; higher loads may reduce speed or destabilize operation.
• The FAQ says ISP proxies include 100 concurrent threads and 100 GB of traffic per IP by default under the Fair Usage Policy.

Which proxy terms should buyers compare?

In general, compare proxy type, location selection, billing basis, session controls, and refund conditions. Ask how each provider defines usage caps and what process applies when the selected product or location does not fit the intended workload.

Who can work with these proxy terms?

ProxySeller presents its proxies for scraping, ad verification, market research, SEO, and data collection. That stated use-case list gives buyers a starting point for checking whether the product terms match their traffic and access needs.

The vendor says its proxy access is responsibly sourced through residential user agreements and direct provider partnerships. It also states that it is ISO/IEC 27001 certified. These are provider statements, so buyers assessing sourcing or certification should review the relevant documentation before relying on them.

What do ProxySeller’s documents answer?

Does ProxySeller offer a free trial?

ProxySeller says it does not currently offer a free trial. Its FAQ distinguishes this from an enterprise proof of concept, which teams can request, and says a standard ISP proxy trial is unavailable. The distinction matters when comparing a product trial with a scoped enterprise evaluation.

What support does ProxySeller say each plan includes?

The pricing page states that every plan includes 24/7/365 support with proxy configuration assistance. The homepage separately claims 24/7 human support with a 30-second median reply. These are vendor statements about support coverage and response time, rather than details of a particular support case.

How can buyers contact the API documentation team?

The API documentation page lists email as a contact channel for questions that remain unanswered. The page provides a route for follow-up, while the Help Center groups its material into collections covering proxy products, account management, payments, and other topics.

What does the Help Center cover about refunds?

The Help Center includes articles about processing payments and refunds. The vendor’s refund terms separately describe a verification condition and a review process for requests outside the stated window. Readers can use the articles to locate process information, while the stated terms determine the request conditions.

How does mobile proxy rotation work?

ProxySeller says mobile proxy rotation can be scheduled or triggered by URL, with options for every 5 or 30 minutes. This describes two rotation triggers and two timing options; it does not, by itself, specify how rotation behaves for every mobile plan.

How many clients does ProxySeller say it has served?

On its reviews page, ProxySeller states that it has served more than 185,000 clients. This is the vendor’s own client-count claim, rather than an independently verified count.

Are the proxy terms clear enough to try?

Fits if… the intended workload matches the chosen product’s stated targeting and usage conditions, and its purchase terms are clear before payment.

Probably not if… the decision requires a standard free trial or flexibility to change location after purchase.

Main risk… is relying on a refund or replacement without confirming how support verifies an issue within the stated window. Check the selected product’s billing, location, workload, and refund terms before proceeding.

Sources

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

• proxy-seller.comchecked 2026-10-31
• proxy-seller.com/pricechecked 2026-10-31
• proxy-seller.com/faqchecked 2026-10-31
• help.proxy-seller.com/enchecked 2026-10-31
• docs.proxy-seller.com/api-v2/overview-2checked 2026-10-31
• proxy-seller.com/reviewschecked 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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