LumyProxy

Overview

LumyProxy sells across four lines: ISP proxies (marketed as Long Acting ISP Proxies), a Residential Proxy product, Static Data Center Proxies, and a Video Scraper API. That spread means the offer covers both raw proxy access and a packaged scraping tool, rather than a single specialism. Entry-level pricing is published for each line, which gives a starting point for comparison even where other details are thin.

What the record shows

LumyProxy states a pool of 90M+ IPs and documents SOCKS5 as a supported protocol; whether HTTP or HTTPS is also available is not documented here. Rotation is described only as “Rotating residential proxies”, so it is not clear from the record whether the ISP or datacentre lines rotate in the same way. On coverage, the provider states 195 countries, while this directory's own country count for LumyProxy is recorded at 65; that gap is not explained by anything on record and is worth putting directly to the provider. A free trial is advertised (“Start free trial”), but its length, data allowance, or any restrictions are not documented. Support channels, uptime, and connection limits are likewise absent from the record, so no view can be offered on any of them.

Pricing

Entry-plan rates are USD 1.4 per GB for the ISP proxies, USD 0.78 per GB for the residential product, USD 4.2 per IP for the static datacentre proxies, and USD 0.06 per GB for the Video Scraper API. The datacentre line is billed per IP rather than per GB, so it cannot be compared numerically against the other three on a like-for-like basis. Among the per-GB lines, LumyProxy's entry rate is recorded as cheaper than all 21 other providers in this directory that also bill by the gigabyte, though this reflects list price only and says nothing about performance.

Who it suits

Buyers who want one provider covering ISP, residential, datacentre, and scraper-API needs, and who are working to a tight per-GB budget, have a reasonable starting case here given the documented rates. It is less clearly suited to anyone who needs confirmed HTTP/HTTPS support, verified session or rotation controls beyond the single stated line, or a firm country count, since none of that is settled by the record. Buyers with strict support or SLA requirements should also treat this as unresolved rather than assume it is covered.

Where to look closer

Worth asking LumyProxy directly: which figure is accurate for coverage, 65 or 195 countries, and why the two differ; whether protocols other than SOCKS5 are supported on any line; what rotation options exist for the ISP and datacentre products, not just the residential one; what the free trial actually includes in terms of duration and data; and what support channels and response commitments, if any, apply to each 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.