Overview
Squid Proxies is recorded here with one product line: Datacenter Proxies, priced from USD 1 per IP on the entry plan. No country list is recorded for the provider, so geographic coverage cannot be described from what is on file. The record also contains a specification describing “Non-Commercial IPs” for residential proxies, though residential does not appear among the product types on record, which is worth flagging as a gap rather than glossed over.
What the record shows
Squid Proxies states that its datacentre proxies offer “High Concurrency” and that the network supports “100+ concurrent threads”, which matters for anyone running parallel requests at scale. Rotation is documented as static, meaning the proxies are dedicated IPs rather than rotating ones. Protocols are listed as HTTP and HTTPS only; SOCKS support is not documented. The provider advertises 24/7 support, though the channels behind that claim (chat, ticket, phone) are not specified in the record. Squid Proxies also states a 99.9% uptime guarantee; this is the provider's own claim and has not been independently tested here. A “Request a Trial” promotion is documented, advertising savings of 25% to 75% on proxy costs, though the terms and eligibility for that offer are not recorded. Pool size and the number of IPs available are not documented at all, which is a significant blank for anyone trying to judge scale before buying.
Pricing
The entry price on record is USD 1 per IP for the Datacenter Proxies line, billed on a per-IP basis rather than per gigabyte or per request. Against the nine providers in this directory that also bill per IP, Squid Proxies is cheaper than 38% of them, which means the majority of that comparison group price lower on this metric. No other product lines are recorded, so there is nothing here to compare across units.
Who it suits
On the specifications documented, this fits buyers who want static, dedicated datacentre IPs for HTTP/HTTPS traffic and who need to run many concurrent threads against a fixed IP. It is not a documented fit for anyone needing rotating IPs, SOCKS protocol support, or targeting by specific country, since none of that is recorded. Buyers who need verified residential or mobile proxy products should also treat the “Non-Commercial IPs” mention as unconfirmed pending clarification, given the product type mismatch noted above.
Where to look closer
Ask Squid Proxies directly about the size of the datacentre IP pool, which countries or data centres the IPs sit in, and what the support channels actually are behind the 24/7 claim. It is also worth asking whether the residential “Non-Commercial IPs” description refers to a live product and, if so, how it fits alongside the datacentre line. Finally, ask what the 99.9% uptime figure is based on and whether it carries any contractual guarantee, and get the exact terms of the trial discount before assuming it applies to your use case.
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.
