Buy proxies online
Buying proxies comes down to three decisions: which line fits the job, how many you need, and for how long. Settle them in that order and the price follows.
Start with the job, not the price
A proxy is only cheap if the target accepts it. Choose the line by what the target checks, then compare prices inside that line.
- The target accepts server addresses: datacenter, the lowest price per IP.
- The target filters server ranges or you need a fixed address for an account: ISP.
- You need a new address on every request and do not care where it is: residential, billed by the GB.
Size the order
Per-IP lines get cheaper per address as the order grows. Count the accounts, sites or markets you run, add headroom for rotation, and read the ladder before rounding up. The bulk page shows how the rungs work.
Pick a term
ISP and datacenter are rented for a term, and longer terms carry a discount on the monthly rate. A short first term is a cheap way to test an address against your target before committing to a year.
What a storefront should show you
- Every quantity rung and term discount on the page, not only inside a checkout.
- What each plan includes, and how many customers share an address.
- Which lines allow location choice and which do not.
- The acceptable use policy, before you pay.
A storefront, not a marketplace
ProxySeller sells its own catalogue from one account. It is not a marketplace of third-party sellers, so one set of rules and one price list cover every order.
Questions
Which proxy type should I buy first?
Match the line to what the target checks. If the target accepts server addresses, datacenter is cheapest. If it filters them, use ISP. If you need rotation, use residential.
Is there a minimum order?
No. One IP, or one GB of residential traffic, is a valid order.
Can I test before buying a large order?
Yes. A small first order lets you test an address against your target. The testing guide shows how.
Order when the total looks right
Create an account, top up, and place the order from the dashboard.