1. Proxy type
We identify whether the provider mainly offers mobile, residential, datacenter, ISP, private or infrastructure-style proxy products.
How We Review Proxy Providers
Our review process is built around practical buyer questions: what proxy type is offered, who it fits, what to check, and what alternatives should be compared.
2. Use-case fit
We match each provider to likely use cases such as scraping, automation, market research, SEO monitoring or private proxy access.
3. Pricing transparency
We avoid outdated price promises and encourage users to check the current provider page before purchase.
4. Limitations
Every provider page includes cons or situations where the provider may not be the best fit.
5. Alternatives
We list alternatives so users can compare multiple providers before buying.
6. Compliance
We do not recommend proxies for fraud, spam, credential abuse or illegal activity.
Review criteria checklist
- Proxy type and product clarity
- Use-case match
- Pricing and plan transparency
- Location and session options
- Dashboard and setup simplicity
- Support documentation and public reputation
- Allowed use cases and restrictions
- Alternatives in the same category