Overview
MyPrivateProxy sells datacentre proxies, offered as either shared or private allocations under a single product line, Private Datacenter Proxies. The provider states coverage of 24 data centers worldwide with 12+ US cities, and describes its stock as private and shared dedicated datacentre IPs. There is one country on record for this profile. Buyers choosing between the shared and private plans are essentially trading a lower per-proxy price for dedicated allocation, rather than choosing between different network types.
What the record shows
The provider states a pool of 100,000+ dedicated IPs and describes rotation as static, meaning each dedicated IP stays assigned rather than cycling automatically. Targeting is documented at data-centre and US city level. Supported protocols are stated as HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with authentication via username/password or IP allowlist. A client panel with proxy management is listed for account administration. On support, the provider states 24/7/365 coverage via live chat, ticketing, a knowledgebase, YouTube videos, and phone support reserved for high-value orders. Integrations are documented specifically for SEO tooling: TweetAdder, SenukeX, Scrapebox, Sick Submitter, Bookmarkwiz, ZennoPoster and Answer Assault, which points to a niche this product is built to serve. The provider advertises 99.99% uptime, though its own plans page states 99% network uptime elsewhere — a discrepancy in the provider's own materials, not a figure this directory has verified. A 3-day money-back guarantee is documented as both the free trial and the refund policy, effectively the same window described twice. What is not documented: no founding date, no office location, and no customer names appear anywhere in the record. Country-level coverage has not been independently verified by this directory, and no controlled performance tests have been published, so no speed or latency figures can be given here.
Pricing
The recorded entry price is USD 0.62 per proxy on the Shared proxy plan, rising to USD 1.13 per proxy on the Private proxy plan. Both figures are billed per proxy, so the difference is the cost of exclusivity rather than a change in network type or location coverage. On that per-proxy basis, MyPrivateProxy is cheaper than 67% of the seven providers in this directory that also bill per proxy, though that comparison only holds where the billing unit matches; if a competitor prices per GB or per IP-month instead, the two are not comparable as numbers.
Who it suits
This fits buyers who want static datacentre IPs for US city-level targeting and who already work with, or plan to work with, the named SEO tools — the integration list is a strong signal of the intended use case. The 3-day money-back window gives a short test period before committing further spend. It is a poor fit for anyone needing residential or mobile IP types, since only datacentre is on record, or anyone needing coverage across multiple countries, since only one country is documented here. Buyers who need rotating IPs rather than static ones should also look elsewhere, as rotation here is described as static by design.
Where to look closer
Ask the provider to reconcile the 99.99% uptime claim against the 99% figure stated on its own plans page, and to clarify which applies to a given plan. Ask for a breakdown of the 24 data centre locations beyond the 12+ US cities mentioned, since full country and city coverage is not independently verified here. Ask what happens to pricing and pool access outside the named SEO-tool use cases, and whether the phone support tier has defined order-value thresholds. Since no founding date, office location or customer references are on record, buyers who need vendor-vetting documentation for procurement should request this directly before purchasing.
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.
