Fleetproxy

Overview

Fleetproxy sells four separate product lines rather than one generic pool: 4G/5G Mobile LTE Proxies, Residential Proxies, Scalable Datacenter IPv6, and Static Residential Proxies (ISP). Together these cover the mobile, residential, datacentre and isp categories under a single vendor, with each line priced and billed on its own terms. The directory's record lists Fleetproxy as present across 11 countries at product level. Separately, in its own materials the provider states coverage of “195+ countries” for its network as a whole; the two figures are not the same measurement and buyers should not assume they reconcile without checking. The overall shape is a multi-type proxy vendor aimed at users who want mobile, residential, datacentre and ISP options from one account rather than a single-purpose service.

What the record shows

Fleetproxy documents a REST API with Bearer key authentication and code samples in cURL, Python, JavaScript and Go, alongside a web dashboard showing usage statistics. It states support for sub-users via a subuser_id parameter, which matters for anyone reselling or managing several accounts under one login. Payment is documented as cards through Stripe and crypto through Cryptomus. On the network side, the provider states a residential pool of 30M+ IPs, HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocols, and rotating, sticky and static rotation modes, with targeting down to country, state and carrier level. It also states that traffic does not expire and that IPs are “ethically-sourced,” a claim on which no further detail is given here. A 50MB free trial and a minimum purchase of 1GB (on the Rotating Residential Starter tier) are both provider-stated. Support is described as 24/7 live chat and email, plus “24/7 expert support,” though what distinguishes the two tiers of support is not documented. Fleetproxy also lists a long roster of antidetect-browser and automation integrations, including BitBrowser, Dolphin Anty, MuLogin, VMLogin, DiCloak, Cloaking.House, DuoPlus, GemLogin, CaptchaAI, Hidemium, NextCaptcha, Undetectable and MostLogin. Separately, the provider publishes an uptime claim on its own site; that figure is not independently verified and is not repeated here. Several things are not documented at all: pool sizes for the mobile, datacentre and ISP lines specifically (only the residential pool figure is given), concurrent connection or session limits, and any company background such as founding date or office location.

Pricing

Entry pricing is set per product line and the units are not interchangeable: 4G/5G Mobile LTE Proxies start at USD 1.6 per proxy, Scalable Datacenter IPv6 at USD 0.3 per proxy, and Static Residential Proxies (ISP) at USD 3.5 per proxy, while Residential Proxies are billed at USD 2.65 per GB. A per-proxy price and a per-GB price answer different questions — one is about how many IPs you can hold, the other about how much data you can move — so these four figures should not be read as a single ranked list of “cheap to expensive.” Where a position is given, it applies only to the per-proxy lines: Fleetproxy is recorded as cheaper than 83% of the seven providers in this directory that also bill by the proxy. That comparison does not extend to the residential, per-GB line, and no separate price-position figure is given for it here.

Who it suits

Based on what is documented, Fleetproxy fits buyers who want mobile, residential, datacentre and ISP proxies from one account rather than juggling separate vendors, particularly where carrier- or state-level targeting is needed for mobile work. The sub-user support and the antidetect-browser integration list point toward agencies, account-management teams and automation users who need to provision access for multiple people or tools. The small free trial and 1GB minimum on the residential starter tier make it feasible to test the service at low commitment before a larger purchase. It is less suited to buyers who need verified performance data before purchase: no speed, latency or uptime figures have been independently tested here, and the provider's own uptime claim is not something this review can confirm. Anyone needing a precise, country-by-country coverage list, or pool-size figures for the mobile, datacentre or ISP lines specifically, will not find that granularity in the current record either.

Where to look closer

Before buying, it is worth asking Fleetproxy directly for the full list of the 11 countries recorded at product level and how that maps to the separately stated “195+ countries” figure, since the two are not obviously the same thing. Ask for pool-size numbers on the mobile, datacentre and ISP lines, since only the residential pool figure appears in the provider's own materials. Ask what separates standard “24/7 live chat and email” support from “24/7 expert support,” and what response times either carries. Ask for concurrent-session or connection limits, renewal and overage pricing beyond the entry tier quoted here, and any independent uptime or performance documentation beyond the provider's own claim. Finally, ask about company details — founding date, headquarters, registration — none of which are on record in this profile, and confirm the “ethically-sourced” IP claim with specifics on how consent or sourcing is handled.

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.