Proxidize Review 2026: Residential Pricing and Rollover

Verdict

Proxidize now sells managed residential and mobile proxy traffic in addition to the hardware and proxy-builder products historically associated with the brand. Its checked residential table listed 25 GB for $25, 50 GB for $50, 100 GB for $100 and 200 GB for $200. The $1/GB rate therefore requires at least a $25 public purchase; higher-volume discounts were shown from 2 TB.

The residential page states that unused bandwidth rolls over, lists city and ISP targeting, HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5, unlimited concurrency and a real-time dashboard/API. A seven-day trial help article described 100 MB for residential and two mobile plans, while the product page described a conditional 30-day money-back guarantee. ProxyBuyerGuide has not independently benchmarked Proxidize.

Proxidize at a glance

Who may find Proxidize suitable

Proxidize may be worth considering if:

• you can use at least 25 GB of residential traffic;
• unused-bandwidth rollover matters for irregular workloads;
• city and ISP targeting match the intended checks;
• HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support are required;
• you want managed residential and mobile products under one account.

It may be a weaker fit if:

• you need a one-gigabyte self-service purchase;
• you expect the advertised $0.50/GB custom rate on a standard small plan;
• you require a refund after using 10 GB or more;
• you want to skip KYC or provider account verification;
• you require independently reproduced speed or success-rate measurements.

The $1/GB rate has a $25 entry

The checked residential table listed 25 GB for $25, 50 GB for $50, 100 GB for $100, 200 GB for $200, 500 GB for $500 and 1 TB for $1,000. The first public purchase is therefore $25 even though the unit rate is $1/GB.

The table displayed $0.95/GB at 2 TB and 5 TB and $0.90/GB at 10 TB. Pricing starting at $0.50/GB was attached to custom volume above the public tiers, not to the standard 25 GB plan.

Rollover changes the effective cost

Proxidize states that unused residential bandwidth rolls over. This can reduce waste for uneven workloads, but the buyer should still confirm whether rollover depends on an active account, plan status or another dashboard condition.

Record the purchased traffic, remaining balance and any renewal setting. Rollover does not make a large initial purchase equivalent to true one-gigabyte PAYG.

Trial and refund are separate protections

A Proxidize help article described a seven-day trial with 100 MB on Residential Per GB, Mobile Per GB and Mobile Per Proxy, with all three activated together. Confirm current eligibility, KYC and payment requirements before relying on it.

The residential product page separately states a 30-day money-back guarantee conditional on using less than 10 GB on the relevant plan or proxy. A refund remains subject to the complete policy; a trial is not the same as guaranteed reimbursement after purchase.

Product scope and claims

The residential offer lists city and ISP targeting, HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5, unlimited concurrency, dashboard/API access and 195+ countries. ISP and datacenter products were marked coming soon on the checked general pricing page.

Pool-size, sourcing, success-rate and activation-speed statements are provider claims. ProxyBuyerGuide did not reproduce them under a common benchmark.

Performance claims and what ProxyBuyerGuide did not test

Proxidize publishes sourcing, country-coverage, success-rate and infrastructure claims. ProxyBuyerGuide did not audit the sourcing chain, count the pool or reproduce success-rate measurements on a common target set.

A comparative performance conclusion would require the same targets, geography, protocols, session settings, request mix, sample size and failure definitions, with dated raw results.

Legitimate use cases and limitations

Depending on product type, proxies can support legitimate public-web-data collection, SEO monitoring, market research, price observation, ad verification and geographic QA. Product availability does not prove that every destination or workflow will work.

Before use, check the provider’s acceptable-use rules, target restrictions, account-verification requirements and applicable laws and website terms. Do not use proxies for fraud, spam, credential abuse or evading platform enforcement.

Check the current Proxidize offer

Confirm the product, final price, total commitment, trial or refund eligibility, renewal setting and allowed use before payment.

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Official sources

• Proxidize residential proxies and pricing
• Proxidize general pricing
• Proxidize free trials
• Proxidize refund policy
• Proxidize terms and conditions

Editorial and affiliate disclosure

ProxyBuyerGuide is an independent proxy-provider comparison and review website. It does not sell Proxidize proxies, accept payment for plans or provide access to the provider network. A purchase through an affiliate link may generate a commission for ProxyBuyerGuide at no additional cost to the buyer.

Affiliate status does not change the evidence rules, product-fit analysis or reverification schedule. Provider claims are labeled and are not presented as ProxyBuyerGuide test results.

Facts last checked: July 31, 2026.