Overview
9proxy sells two separate product lines: residential proxies billed by data volume, and static/ISP proxies billed by IP. The two are pitched at different jobs — rotating residential access for tasks that need a wide, changing set of exit addresses, and fixed ISP addresses for tasks that need a stable identity over time. The directory holds pricing and specification records for 9proxy across 11 countries, and the provider states that both product types are available in that footprint.
What the record shows
9proxy documents a residential and static/ISP network, with rotating and static session options and targeting down to country, state, city and ISP level. It states protocol support for HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, and advertises a pool of 20M+ residential IPs across 90+ countries — figures that come from the provider and have not been independently checked here. IP sourcing is described as shared residential addresses from real user devices with a low sharing ratio, though the provider does not put a number on that ratio. Access is via a desktop client and a web dashboard, with API access included and a public API for automation; 9proxy also lists 200+ business tool integrations. Support is described as 24/7, with dedicated account support named specifically for Enterprise packages — the record does not say what tier or spend gets a buyer past general 24/7 support and into dedicated handling. Payment methods on record are cryptocurrency (with a stated 5% IP/GB bonus), local payment methods, credit card, Google Pay and a 9Proxy wallet. On traffic handling, the provider states that unused IPs do not expire and that unused GBs remain valid for 180 days, with unlimited validity mentioned for Enterprise plans. 9proxy also makes a success-rate claim for its network; the specific figure is the provider's own and is not repeated here, since this directory has not tested it. Not on record at all: company founding date, office location, named customers, or any third-party verification of the pool size, country count or success-rate figures above.
Pricing
The entry price for Residential Proxies is USD 3 per GB. The entry price for Static/ISP Proxies is USD 0.1 per IP. These are billed on different units — one on data consumed, one on address count — so the two figures are not comparable as numbers; a buyer weighing them needs to think in terms of expected data use versus expected IP count rather than a single per-unit comparison. Minimum purchase for Regular Packages is stated as 100 IPs (USD 24) or 5 GB (USD 15). On price position, 9proxy is recorded as cheaper than 75% of the nine providers in this directory that also bill per IP — a comparison that applies to the per-IP (static/ISP) line specifically, not to the per-GB residential pricing.
Who it suits
On the record here, 9proxy fits buyers who want both rotating residential coverage and fixed static/ISP addresses from one provider, with API access for automating either. The stated country/state/city/ISP targeting and the low minimum purchase amounts suit smaller-scale or exploratory use as much as larger accounts, and the crypto payment bonus may appeal to buyers already paying that way. It is not a fit for anyone who needs a documented mobile or datacenter proxy line, since neither is on record for this provider. Buyers who need independently verified uptime or speed figures before committing should treat the success-rate claim as a starting point for questions, not as settled fact, since no outside testing is recorded here.
Where to look closer
A buyer should ask 9proxy directly for the country-by-country breakdown behind the “90+ countries” claim, and for a number behind the “low sharing ratio” description of its residential IPs, since neither is broken out in the record. It's worth asking what spend or plan tier moves an account from general 24/7 support to the named dedicated account support for Enterprise packages, and what response times apply to each. The success-rate claim should be checked for methodology — what it measures, over what period, and whether it is refreshed — before it's used to compare against other providers. Finally, since founding date, company location and customer references are not documented anywhere in this record, a buyer who weighs those factors should request them directly rather than assume an answer.
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.
