Overview
Ninjas Proxy sells two product types on record: mobile and ISP proxies. The provider organises its offer around three plan lines — Fixed monthly IP plans, a Per-IP plan for mobile, and Per-IP plans for ISP — with each entry tier billed at USD 9 per IP. No country list is recorded for this provider, so geographic coverage is not something this profile can state one way or the other.
What the record shows
The specifications on file are limited but specific. Ninjas Proxy states that its proxies support HTTPS; no other protocol is documented, so anyone needing SOCKS5 or a different scheme should treat that as unconfirmed rather than assume it is available. On rotation, the provider documents static monthly IP allocations, meaning an IP is assigned for the billing month rather than rotated per request or per session — a model suited to holding a consistent identity rather than cycling through addresses. On support, the provider states that engineers answer tickets directly, and its page states there are no quota games and no surprise overage invoices; this is a provider claim about billing conduct, not a verified policy, and no support channel (live chat, email, hours) is specified. Pool size, uptime, and country coverage are all blank on this record — none of these should be assumed in either direction.
Pricing
All three recorded plan lines share the same entry price and unit: USD 9 per IP, whether the IP is fixed monthly, mobile, or ISP. Because the unit is identical across lines, the figures are directly comparable to one another. Against the wider set tracked here, the price position on record is that Ninjas Proxy is cheaper than 0% of the nine providers in this directory that also bill per IP — in other words, on this per-IP entry figure, none of those nine comparison providers come in more expensive. Buyers focused on per-IP cost should weigh this against what is not documented, such as pool size or included bandwidth, before treating the unit price as the whole picture.
Who it suits
Based strictly on what is recorded, this fits buyers who specifically need mobile or ISP IPs on a static monthly basis and who only require HTTPS. It is not a fit for anyone needing a documented country list for geo-targeting, since none exists on this record, nor for buyers who need confirmed SOCKS5 support or per-request rotation, since only static monthly allocation is documented. Given the recorded price sits at or above every comparable per-IP provider tracked here, this is also not the obvious choice for buyers whose primary driver is minimising per-IP cost.
Where to look closer
Before buying, ask Ninjas Proxy directly which countries and cities are actually available, since no country list is recorded here. Ask for the pool size behind each plan line, whether protocols beyond HTTPS are supported, and what “static monthly” means for replacement if an IP is flagged or blocked mid-cycle. On support, ask what channels exist beyond ticketing and what response times to expect, and ask for the specific terms behind the “no surprise overage invoices” statement, including what happens if usage is exceeded.
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.
