Overview
QuickProxy sells residential proxies only, as monthly bandwidth subscriptions. The provider states a pool of 9M+ residential IPs across 150+ countries, and its locations page lists 161+; this directory holds 78 of those on record, the ones its page identifies unambiguously. There is no mobile, ISP or datacentre line, so the offer is narrow and easy to describe: pick a monthly bandwidth tier and use it anywhere in the network.
What the record shows
The specifications are provider-stated and were read from its own pricing page on 18 September 2026. Every plan includes country, city and ISP targeting, rotating or sticky sessions held for up to 30 minutes, HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, and both user:pass and IP-whitelist authentication. Concurrent threads are described as unlimited. Bandwidth never expires, but the larger plans are monthly subscriptions that deliver the same package each cycle, so a buyer accumulates unused traffic rather than losing it. The provider states a 99.9% uptime SLA, unverified here, and describes its IPs as coming from genuine ISPs, ethically sourced and continuously health-checked, without saying how consent is obtained. Support is by email, 24/7 live chat and onboarding assistance. A one-time trial costs $1.99. Not on record: a refund policy, payment methods, the exact sticky-session behaviour beyond the 30-minute cap, and the size of the pool in any single country.
Pricing
The entry price is USD 5.33 per GB, which is the Standard plan: 3 GB for $16 per month. Larger tiers reduce the per-GB rate, so the entry figure is the ceiling, not the floor. Because plans are subscriptions, the relevant question is whether a fixed monthly bandwidth suits the job; a buyer with variable usage pays for capacity they may not use, though unused bandwidth carries over. Against the 30 providers in this directory that also bill per GB, QuickProxy is cheaper than 10% of them on this entry rate, which places it at the expensive end for small volumes.
Who it suits
This fits buyers with steady monthly residential needs across many countries, such as ongoing rank tracking, ad verification or price monitoring, who value city and ISP targeting and want predictable billing. The $1.99 trial makes it cheap to test a specific target before subscribing. It does not suit bursty or one-off jobs, buyers who need mobile or static addresses, or anyone whose first question is price per gigabyte at small volumes.
Where to look closer
Ask how residential peers give consent and are compensated, since the record says ethically sourced without detail. Request the refund policy and the accepted payment methods. Confirm what happens to accumulated bandwidth if a subscription is cancelled. Ask for pool size in the countries you depend on, because a 150+ country claim says nothing about depth in any one of them. Check whether the 30-minute sticky limit can be extended for login-based workflows.
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.
