Overview
Proxy Seller offers four product lines: datacentre, ISP, mobile and residential proxies. The provider states coverage across 5 countries on record, alongside broader location figures which it publishes itself for specific product lines. The overall shape of the offer is a multi-type proxy business rather than a single-product one, with pricing set separately for each line.
What the record shows
Proxy Seller documents support for HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocols, and states both rotating and static rotation options. Targeting is advertised at country, state and city level, and the provider states a web dashboard with proxy management is included. On the access side, Proxy Seller documents RESTful API access, IP whitelisting and SDK support, with authentication via username/password and IP allowlisting. It also lists integrations via APIs and SDKs, naming Telegram, LinkedIn, Ebay, Twitter and TikTok among its top integrations.
On network composition, the provider states its offering spans residential, ISP, IPv4 datacentre and mobile IPs, and separately states a pool size of 47M+ residential IPs and 1.2M+ IPv6 addresses. For country reach, Proxy Seller states 220+ locations for residential proxies and 20+ countries for mobile, figures that sit above the 5 countries recorded elsewhere in this profile; buyers should treat these as the provider's own figures rather than as independently confirmed. The provider also states it runs 24/7 human support with a stated median reply time, and describes its concurrency handling as built for multiple simultaneous requests without performance drops, and its sourcing as ethically-sourced from verified network providers worldwide. Proxy Seller separately states an uptime and connection-success figure on its own site; that figure is provider-stated only, has not been tested by this directory, and is not repeated here as a fact. What is not on record: no free trial is stated on the provider's site, country-level coverage has not been independently verified by this directory, and no controlled performance tests have been published anywhere, by this directory or elsewhere in the record.
Pricing
Entry pricing is recorded per product line and the units are not comparable as numbers. IPv4 Datacenter Proxies start at USD 0.49 per IP, ISP Proxies at USD 0.98 per IP, and Mobile Proxies at USD 10 per IP, all on the entry plan. Residential Proxies are billed differently, at USD 1.3 per GB on the entry plan, which means cost depends on data volume consumed rather than the number of IPs held. Because per-IP and per-GB pricing measure different things, a buyer cannot rank the four lines on price alone without also knowing expected usage. Where a price position is recorded, Proxy Seller is cheaper than 63% of the 9 providers in this directory that also bill per IP, though this comparison applies to the per-IP lines and not to the per-GB residential line.
Who it suits
The recorded specification suggests a fit for buyers who need proxy type variety in one account, particularly where residential proxies are billed by data volume and datacentre or ISP proxies are needed at lower per-IP cost. The stated API, SDK and dashboard support points toward users who want to manage proxies programmatically rather than manually. It is less clearly suited to buyers who need coverage confirmed across many countries before signing up, since only 5 countries are recorded here despite higher figures stated by the provider for specific product lines; those buyers should verify coverage directly before committing budget.
Where to look closer
Buyers should ask Proxy Seller to confirm current country and city coverage against their specific target list, since the recorded country count and the provider's own stated location figures diverge and neither has been independently checked. It is also worth asking whether a free trial or money-back period exists, as none is stated on record. Anyone weighing the uptime or connection-success claims should ask what methodology sits behind those figures and over what period they were measured, since this directory has not run its own tests. Finally, buyers planning high-volume residential use should ask for a worked cost example against expected GB usage, given that per-GB and per-IP pricing across the four lines cannot be compared directly on the numbers alone.
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.
