Overview
Simplynode sells mobile and residential proxies, with country coverage on record for 8 countries. Two product lines are listed: Mobile Proxies and Residential Proxies, both entering at USD 2.25 per GB on the provider's Entry plan. The offer sits in the general-purpose proxy category rather than a niche one, built around bandwidth-based billing across both network types.
What the record shows
Simplynode states a pool of 8M+ “ethically-sourced” IPs and documents coverage of 185+ countries, figures that are provider-stated and not independently verified here. The network type is described as residential and mobile IPs, with targeting down to country, city, ASN and carrier level, and both rotating and sticky sessions supported. Protocol support is listed as HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with authentication via username/password or IP allowlist. The provider states unlimited concurrent sessions with no connection caps, which matters for anyone running parallel jobs rather than single-threaded scraping.
On the commercial side, Simplynode documents a web dashboard with usage statistics, 24/7 live chat support, and bandwidth that does not expire once purchased. Payment is stated to cover cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, crypto, and direct bank transfer on request. The refund policy is specific: a refund within 14 days is available if the account has used less than 20% of purchased traffic or under 1 GB, whichever comes first, and this sits alongside a separately stated 14-day refundable trial. IP sourcing is described as GDPR compliant and the provider states it carries out KYC verification, though neither claim is independently checked by this directory. The provider also makes an uptime and success-rate claim for its residential network, which we are not repeating as a figure here since it is a provider assertion rather than a result from independent or controlled testing. No controlled performance tests have been published on this provider, and country-level coverage has not yet been independently verified by this directory, so the 185+ figure and the specific geographic spread should be treated as claims to confirm rather than settled fact. Minimum purchase is stated at 1 GB on the starter tier, priced at $4.00/GB there, which is a separate figure from the $2.25/GB Entry plan price quoted for the two product lines.
Pricing
Both listed product lines, Mobile Proxies and Residential Proxies, carry the same recorded entry price of USD 2.25 per GB. Billing by the gigabyte means cost scales with data consumed rather than with IP count or session duration, so the effective price per job depends heavily on how much traffic that job pulls through the proxy. Against the wider set of providers in this directory that also bill per GB, Simplynode's entry price is recorded as cheaper than 30% of the 21 such providers, which places it toward the pricier end of that per-GB comparison rather than the cheap end. There is no per-IP or per-port pricing on record to compare against, so no claims are made beyond the per-GB figures given.
Who it suits
Given the stated unlimited concurrency, carrier-level targeting, and support for both residential and mobile IP types, this looks suited to buyers running multiple parallel sessions against mobile-heavy targets, such as app testing, ad verification, or mobile-specific data collection, where carrier and ASN targeting are useful. The stated non-expiring bandwidth also favours buyers with irregular or bursty usage patterns rather than constant daily draw. It is less clearly suited to buyers who need proof of large-scale country coverage before committing, since the 185+ country figure and the pool size are provider claims not yet checked against the 8 countries actually on record for this profile, a discrepancy worth resolving before relying on either number. Anyone requiring independently verified uptime or speed benchmarks should also look elsewhere for now, since none have been published on this provider.
Where to look closer
A buyer should ask Simplynode to reconcile the 8-country figure on record with its stated 185+ country claim, and to specify which countries are actually available at checkout rather than in marketing copy. It is worth asking for the breakdown behind the 8M+ pool size claim, such as how “ethically-sourced” is defined and audited, since this is not detailed in the record. On refunds, ask for written confirmation of how the 20%-or-1GB threshold is measured and over what time window, given two separate refund-related statements exist (the 14-day trial and the 14-day refund policy) that a buyer should not assume are identical. Finally, ask for any independent uptime or performance data, since the current uptime and success-rate claims are provider-stated only, and this directory has not run or published controlled tests to confirm them.
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.
