Overview
Proxy Sale is listed here with one product type on record: datacentre proxies, sold as IPv4 addresses. The provider states it covers 200+ countries, though ProxyMojo's own records for this provider currently show coverage across 38 countries. The single documented product line is IPv4 Datacenter Proxies, priced from an Entry plan. There is no residential, mobile or ISP line on record, so this profile should be read as a pure datacentre offer rather than a multi-type proxy service.
What the record shows
Proxy Sale documents HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocol support, and states that authentication is handled via username/password or IP allowlisting. Rotation is recorded as static, meaning the IPs sold are dedicated rather than rotating from a shared pool on each request; buyers wanting a proxy that changes address automatically should treat this as a mismatch with that use case. Pool size is stated by the provider as over 400 networks across roughly 1000 subnets, and targeting is described down to country, state and carrier level, though the carrier-level claim sits oddly alongside a datacentre-only product line and is worth confirming directly. On the operational side, the provider states it offers an API with documentation for integration, a personal account dashboard covering renewals and API access, and 24/7 online chat support. Minimum purchase is stated as one IP, which lowers the barrier for testing before committing to volume. Ip sourcing is described as coming through voluntary agreements or official partnerships with traffic suppliers, and payment is described only as “multiple secure payment methods” without naming any of them. An uptime claim of “consistent uptime exceeding 99%” is also stated by the provider; this is not something ProxyMojo has verified, and no independent or third-party uptime data is on record. Several fields a buyer would normally want are simply not documented here: there is no founding date, no office location, no named customers, and no specific list of accepted payment methods or support channels beyond online chat.
Pricing
The only price on record is USD 1.65 per IP for the Entry plan of the IPv4 Datacenter Proxies line. Billing per IP means the cost scales with how many static addresses are provisioned, rather than with bandwidth or request volume, so it suits use cases built around holding a fixed set of dedicated addresses. Among the 9 providers in this directory that also bill per IP, Proxy Sale's entry price is cheaper than only 25% of them, which places it toward the higher end of that comparison group rather than at the budget end. No other product lines are priced on record, so there is nothing here to compare this per-IP figure against on a different billing unit.
Who it suits
Given the recorded specifications, Proxy Sale looks suited to buyers who want a small number of dedicated, static IPv4 addresses with simple username/password or allowlist authentication and API access for integration into existing tooling — the one-IP minimum purchase supports this kind of small-scale or trial use. It is less obviously suited to anyone needing rotating IPs, since rotation is recorded as static, or anyone needing residential or mobile IP types, since only datacentre proxies are on record. Buyers for whom carrier-level or state-level targeting is a hard requirement should confirm this directly, since that claim is unusual for a datacentre-only catalogue and is not broken down further in the record. Given its price position relative to other per-IP providers listed here, cost-sensitive buyers comparing purely on per-IP price may find cheaper options elsewhere in this directory.
Where to look closer
Before buying, it's worth asking Proxy Sale directly to reconcile the “200+ countries” claim with the 38-country figure on record here, and to specify which countries and how country selection actually works at the account level. The payment methods are described only in general terms, so ask for the exact list before assuming a preferred method is supported. The 24/7 online chat is the only support channel documented, so confirm whether email, phone or ticket-based support exist alongside it. The uptime figure above 99% is provider-stated only, with no independent testing behind it on this record, so ask what monitoring or SLA, if any, backs that number. Finally, since pricing is only shown for a single Entry plan, ask for the full plan and volume-pricing structure to understand how cost changes as more static IPs are added.
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.
