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Residential packages for 2000GB and 3000GB are now also available via the website.
A testament to our residential proxies and the improvements we have been making: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/thibeau-maerevoet-13b354166_this-makes-me-happy-it-is-good-to-know-that-activity-7134891316554948609-KwQg
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Thibeau Maerevoet on LinkedIn: This makes me happy. It is good to know that all our efforts on…
This makes me happy. It is good to know that all our efforts on improvement have been worth it and we are bringing back some old users.
Our residential proxy pool has now been updated to be even bigger and faster.
You should see:
- Faster response times (around 20-40% improvement)
- About 3 times as many unique IPs per million requests
You should see:
- Faster response times (around 20-40% improvement)
- About 3 times as many unique IPs per million requests
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As a precautionary measure to prevent account takeover, all accounts are required to perform email verification again upon logging in.
We are aware that this is a long overdue and required feature. But it's finally possible to reset the password of your residential proxy via the dashboard.
Dear users, we have done a lot to keep our pricing where it currently was for over 3 years. However, to continue improving our services, we unfortunately have to introduce a pricing change for new ProxyScrape premium packages.
Here is the new pricing structure:
1,000 Proxies: $25 / Month
2,500 Proxies: $60 / Month
5,000 Proxies: $115 / Month
7,500 Proxies: $165 / Month
10,000 Proxies: $215 / Month
15,000 Proxies: $315 / Month
20,000 Proxies: $415 / Month
25,000 Proxies: $515 / Month
30,000 Proxies: $615 / Month
40,000 Proxies: $750 / Month
This price change will be in effect starting December 8, 2023 12:00 PM
Prices for old accounts will remain the same for account renewals and upgrades.
If you don't want to be affected by this new pricing structure, please start a new subscription before the mentioned date: https://proxyscrape.com/premium
We hope this change can be understood by our users and we can continue improving far into the future.
- Thibeau M.
Here is the new pricing structure:
1,000 Proxies: $25 / Month
2,500 Proxies: $60 / Month
5,000 Proxies: $115 / Month
7,500 Proxies: $165 / Month
10,000 Proxies: $215 / Month
15,000 Proxies: $315 / Month
20,000 Proxies: $415 / Month
25,000 Proxies: $515 / Month
30,000 Proxies: $615 / Month
40,000 Proxies: $750 / Month
This price change will be in effect starting December 8, 2023 12:00 PM
Prices for old accounts will remain the same for account renewals and upgrades.
If you don't want to be affected by this new pricing structure, please start a new subscription before the mentioned date: https://proxyscrape.com/premium
We hope this change can be understood by our users and we can continue improving far into the future.
- Thibeau M.
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Residential proxy customers who prefer a direct IP over rp.proxyscrape.com can now use 172.65.64.100
Please ensure to still use the correct port provided on the dashboard
Please ensure to still use the correct port provided on the dashboard
Proxyscrape via @vote
Do you have any use for IPv6 proxies?
anonymous poll
Yes – 41
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 56%
No – 16
👍👍👍 22%
What is IPv6? – 9
👍👍 12%
Would like to try it, but not sure if my software supports it – 7
👍 10%
👥 73 people voted so far.
anonymous poll
Yes – 41
👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 56%
No – 16
👍👍👍 22%
What is IPv6? – 9
👍👍 12%
Would like to try it, but not sure if my software supports it – 7
👍 10%
👥 73 people voted so far.
Proxyscrape
Dear users, we have done a lot to keep our pricing where it currently was for over 3 years. However, to continue improving our services, we unfortunately have to introduce a pricing change for new ProxyScrape premium packages. Here is the new pricing structure:…
Final warning about the upcoming price changes today. Will be delayed by a few hours due to our email announcement malfunctioning.
We are giving away 1000GB of residential proxies to a lucky customer in our discord server. Be sure to join: https://discord.gg/scrape
Discord
Join the ProxyScrape Discord Server!
Check out the ProxyScrape community on Discord - hang out with 9072 other members and enjoy free voice and text chat.
It is now possible to buy up to 5TB of residential proxies via the dashboard.
As part of our journey to develop a competitive residential proxy service, we have internally developed a residential proxy checker that cost-effectively analyzes other residential proxy networks with minimal traffic usage and provides benchmarks of them accordingly so we know what performance we should aim for.
This proxy checker analyzes the countries, response times, success rates, error codes, IP overlap with other proxy providers, mobile/proxy/datacenter detection, unique IPs per x requests over x hours, and much more. The Kibana dashboard allows us to dig deep into the data to find the specifics we are looking for.
A sneak peek of this data can be seen here: https://proxyscrape.com/residential-pool-sizes. But it provides much more than just that. Above are some more screenshots of the data it can collect (but not all).
My question to you is: Is this testing infrastructure something you would pay for so you can analyze your own proxy providers, or not?
This proxy checker analyzes the countries, response times, success rates, error codes, IP overlap with other proxy providers, mobile/proxy/datacenter detection, unique IPs per x requests over x hours, and much more. The Kibana dashboard allows us to dig deep into the data to find the specifics we are looking for.
A sneak peek of this data can be seen here: https://proxyscrape.com/residential-pool-sizes. But it provides much more than just that. Above are some more screenshots of the data it can collect (but not all).
My question to you is: Is this testing infrastructure something you would pay for so you can analyze your own proxy providers, or not?