Ivacy

Overview

Ivacy sells two distinct product lines: a residential proxy network and a VPN subscription. The residential line is listed with a single Entry plan, priced by the month. The VPN line is documented across three billing terms, from a five-year commitment down to a single month. Ivacy also documents coverage of 52 countries, though the facts on record do not specify which of the two product lines that figure applies to.

What the record shows

Ivacy states it offers a “7 day money back guarantee” framed as a free trial, and separately documents a refund policy of a 31-day money-back guarantee on subscription plans, with a 7-day window specifically on the 1-month plan. Buyers should read these two entries together rather than assume a single uniform refund window across all plans. Payment is documented as available via Credit Card or Debit Card, PayPal, CoinPayments, and Payment Wall, which covers card, wallet, and cryptocurrency-adjacent routes. Support is documented as Live Chat, with the provider's FAQ also pointing to email as a contact route. What is not on record: no pool size is given for the residential network, no per-country IP counts, and no protocol or authentication details for either product line. Anyone weighing this provider on technical fit has no documented basis to do so from these facts alone.

Pricing

The Residential Network Entry plan is listed at USD 12.49 per month. The VPN subscription is documented at three points: USD 1.69 per month on a five-year term, USD 2.14 per month on a two-year-plus-three-month term, and USD 12.95 per month on a single month. These are billing units tied to very different commitment lengths, so the monthly figures for the VPN line are not directly comparable to the residential monthly price, nor to each other, without accounting for the length of commitment behind each rate. On the monthly-billing comparison used across this directory, Ivacy is recorded as cheaper than 88% of the 27 providers here that also bill per month.

Who it suits

Buyers who want a single provider covering both a VPN and a residential proxy option, and who are comfortable committing to a longer VPN term to reach the lower per-month rates, fit the documented offer reasonably well. Anyone needing proxy volume guarantees, specific pool sizes, or protocol detail before committing should not rely on this record to make that decision, since none of that is documented here. Buyers wanting month-to-month flexibility on the VPN line should also weigh the jump to USD 12.95 per month against the discounted long-term rates.

Where to look closer

Ask Ivacy directly for the residential network's IP pool size, whether the 52-country figure applies to the residential product, the VPN product, or both, and what protocols or authentication methods the residential network supports. It is also worth confirming in writing which refund window applies to the specific plan being purchased, since the two documented refund entries do not fully align.

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.