Overview
Decodo's recorded offer centres on a single product line: Residential Proxies. That is the only product type on record for this provider, priced at USD 3.75 per GB on a 3 GB plan or USD 4 per GB on a pay-as-you-go basis. The provider states a residential IP pool of 125M+ addresses, describes these as 115M+ “ethically-sourced” IPs, and separately documents support for residential, mobile, ISP and datacentre IP types under its network-type specification — though only residential appears as a listed product type here. No country list is recorded for Decodo, even though the provider states coverage of 195+ countries; that figure is a provider claim, not a verified directory entry.
What the record shows
Decodo documents HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocol support, with both rotating and sticky session options. Targeting is stated down to country, city, ZIP, ASN and carrier level. Authentication is offered via username/password or IP allowlist, and the provider states unlimited concurrent sessions. A web dashboard with sub-user management is documented, alongside a fairly wide integration list: Chrome, Safari, Firefox and Edge browsers, dedicated Decodo extensions for Chrome and Firefox, FoxyProxy, Insomniac, SwitchyOmega, Ghost Browser, and iPhone/Android support. Payment methods on record include credit cards, PayPal, Alipay, Google Pay and Apple Pay. Decodo states 24/7 tech support, though the record does not break this down by channel — whether that means live chat, email, phone or ticketing is not documented. The provider also advertises a 99.92% success rate and 99.99% uptime; these are provider-stated figures, and this directory has not run any controlled tests to confirm them. Free trials are stated, alongside a 14-day money-back option, which functions as the documented refund policy. Two gaps stand out: there is no recorded country list to check specific coverage against the 195+ claim, and no independent performance data exists to weigh against the uptime figures Decodo publishes itself.
Pricing
Decodo's residential proxies are billed per GB, with two entry points on record: USD 3.75 per GB on a 3 GB monthly plan, and USD 4 per GB on pay-as-you-go, where the minimum purchase is one GB at a time. Since both figures apply to the same product line and unit, they are directly comparable to each other — the PAYG rate carries a small premium over the monthly plan, in exchange for no ongoing commitment. Against the wider field, the record places Decodo as cheaper than only 10% of the 21 providers in this directory that also bill per GB. In plain terms, most per-GB competitors listed here undercut Decodo on headline rate, so price is not where this provider is positioned to win a buyer's attention.
Who it suits
On the documented specification, Decodo fits buyers who want granular targeting — down to city, ZIP, ASN or carrier — paired with sub-user management and a broad set of browser and device integrations, useful for teams running scraping, ad verification or account-management workloads across multiple browsers and staff logins. The pay-as-you-go option with a one-GB minimum also suits smaller-scale or trial use, backed by the stated free trial and 14-day money-back terms. It is less obviously suited to buyers whose main decision factor is headline price per GB, given its recorded position near the expensive end of this directory's per-GB providers, or to buyers who need a confirmed country list before committing, since none is on record. Anyone requiring independently verified uptime or speed figures, rather than the provider's own 99.92%/99.99% claims, will not find that evidence here.
Where to look closer
Before buying, ask Decodo directly for the actual country list behind the 195+ figure, since this directory has no independent record of it and coverage in any specific country is not documented. Ask what “ethically-sourced” means in practice for the 115M+ IP figure, as no sourcing methodology is recorded here. Ask for detail on support channels and response times, since only “24/7 tech support” is stated without specifics. Ask whether the 99.92% success rate and 99.99% uptime figures come with any published methodology or historical data, given that this directory has not tested them. Finally, ask how the residential, mobile, ISP and datacentre network types map onto the plans and pricing actually on sale, since only the residential product line is recorded here in full.
This assessment is editorial analysis of the sourced facts recorded on this page. Specifications, pricing and coverage are provider-stated and dated in the panels above. No controlled performance test has been run against this provider.
