Overview
AstroProxy supplies datacentre, mobile, and residential proxy networks. The shape of the offer centres on traffic-based billing across three distinct network environments. The provider states its IP pool contains over 50 million addresses. Documented IP sourcing includes real mobile users, homeowners, public Wi-Fi networks, VDS and VPS providers, and legal entities. Mobile proxies are advertised as operating across 4G and 5G networks.
What the record shows
The service documents support for HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols. Rotation is available on every proxy port, and the provider states that API calls are supported to manage this rotation. Targeting parameters cover country, city, provider, and data centres. The firm claims coverage in over 100 countries, but a specific country list is not on record. Users access the service via a personal dashboard. The provider mandates strict KYC and AML compliance for all users, which adds a layer of administrative onboarding. The minimum purchase requirement is 100 MB. Traffic expiry is set at one month for prepaid plans and 45 days of inactivity for pay-as-you-go accounts. A free test is advertised. Customer support channels include Telegram, WhatsApp, Facebook, email, and live chat, providing multiple avenues for technical assistance. Accepted payment methods are e-wallets, cryptocurrency, and bank cards. The provider claims a 99.9% uptime, a figure that remains unverified by this directory.
Pricing
Billing is based on gigabytes of traffic. The entry plan for datacentre proxies is USD 3.65 per GB. Residential proxies are listed at USD 7.30 per GB on the entry tier. Mobile proxies cost USD 13.14 per GB. Because all three product lines use the same per-gigabyte billing unit, the prices are directly comparable as numbers. This means buyers can easily calculate their expected costs across different proxy types without needing to convert differing billing metrics. Regarding market position, this pricing structure is cheaper than 14% of the 22 providers on this directory that also bill per gigabyte.
Who it suits
The combination of residential, mobile, and datacentre proxies suits buyers who need to switch between network types for different operational requirements. The availability of city and provider-level targeting, alongside 4G and 5G mobile networks, fits use cases requiring granular geographic or carrier specificity. The 100 MB minimum purchase is relatively low. This makes it accessible for individual developers or small teams running low-volume tasks. However, buyers who cannot or will not pass strict KYC and AML checks should not use this service. Organisations that require fully anonymous sign-up processes will find the compliance requirements prohibitive. Those requiring independently verified uptime metrics should also look elsewhere, as the stated 99.9% figure is purely a provider claim.
Where to look closer
A specific list of supported countries is missing from the record. Buyers should ask the provider for a complete country and city list to confirm coverage in their exact target regions before purchasing. Additionally, the record does not specify the exact geographic distribution of the 50 million IPs within the stated 100 countries. The exact definitions and limitations of the entry plans are not fully detailed beyond the per-GB cost, so users should ask about concurrent connection limits or port restrictions on these specific tiers. Furthermore, while a free test is advertised, the exact parameters, volume limits, and duration of this test are not documented and must be clarified directly with the support team.
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.
