Overview
IPBurger sells across four product lines on record: mobile, datacentre, residential and ISP proxies. The datacentre line appears here as a Private Dedicated Basic plan, while the residential and mobile lines are sold by data volume and the ISP line by dedicated IP. The directory's own country tally for this provider stands at 6, which sits alongside the provider's separate, broader coverage claims discussed below. Between the four lines, this is a provider positioning itself as a general-purpose option rather than a specialist in one proxy type.
What the record shows
IPBurger states that residential coverage runs to 195+ countries and mobile to 100+, with a pool it describes as 100M+ residential and 20M+ mobile IPs; none of these figures have been independently checked by this directory. Sourcing is described as real residential devices and ISPs for the residential line, carrier IPs for mobile, and real ISP static IPs for the dedicated ISP line. Protocol support is listed as HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with rotating and dedicated static rotation options, authentication via username/password or IP allowlist, and targeting down to country and city level. The provider also states unlimited concurrent connections and threads on its higher-tier plans, though what applies on entry-level plans is not documented here. Sub-user allowances are listed at 2, 4 and 6 across the Starter, Plus and Pro tiers respectively, and support is tiered from 24/7 email through to a dedicated account manager on Pro. A web dashboard and Chrome/Firefox browser extensions are stated, the latter tied to fresh and private dedicated plans specifically. On money matters, the provider documents a 3-day money-back window rather than a free trial, with refund terms varying by line: 3 days if usage stays under 0.5GB on residential/mobile, 5 days under 1GB on ISP, and 5 days with no usage limit on fresh/private dedicated. Payment is accepted via major cards, PayPal and cryptocurrency including Bitcoin, and unused bandwidth is stated to reset each billing cycle without rollover. IPBurger also states success and uptime figures for its residential and ISP/dedicated lines respectively, but this directory has not run controlled tests and cannot confirm those figures either way. Two things are notably absent from the record: any independent verification of the country or pool-size claims, and a clear picture of concurrency or feature limits below the top plan tier.
Pricing
Recorded entry pricing is USD 5.9 per GB for Mobile Proxies on the 10GB plan, USD 4.9 per GB for Residential Proxies also on a 10GB plan, USD 4.58 per IP for the Private Dedicated Basic Entry plan, and USD 14.41 per IP for Static ISP Proxies on the Dedicated IP plan. Because the mobile and residential lines are billed per gigabyte while the datacentre and ISP lines are billed per IP, these figures are not directly comparable as numbers; a per-GB rate and a per-IP rate answer different questions about cost. Minimum purchase is stated as 10GB on the residential and mobile Starter plans and 1 IP on Static ISP. On price position, this directory records IPBurger as cheaper than only 13% of the nine providers here that also bill by IP, which places its per-IP pricing towards the higher end of that comparison set rather than at the value end.
Who it suits
Given the recorded spread of product types, IPBurger fits buyers who want one provider covering mobile, residential and static ISP needs without shopping across separate vendors, and who value city-level targeting and rotating or static IP choice within a single account. The stated browser extension and dashboard suit smaller operational setups rather than teams needing extensive API-driven infrastructure, since no API is documented here. The tiered sub-user counts (up to 6 on Pro) suit small teams more than larger ones. Buyers billing primarily by IP and shopping on price should look elsewhere first, given the recorded price position. Anyone requiring verified uptime or independently tested performance figures will not find that here, since no controlled testing has been published against this provider.
Where to look closer
A buyer should ask IPBurger directly to reconcile the directory's recorded country count of 6 against its own stated 195+ (residential) and 100+ (mobile) coverage claims, since it is not documented here which figure describes what. It is worth asking what concurrency and thread limits apply below the higher-tier plans, since only the top-tier figure is stated. The support tiers are named but response times are not documented, so ask what “priority support” and “dedicated account manager” mean in practice. Sub-user permissions and whether they can be increased beyond Pro's 6 are not on record. Finally, since no pool size, country list or uptime figure here has been independently verified by this directory, a prospective buyer should request current, checkable numbers before committing to a plan.
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.
