9Proxy review
A flexible residential proxy service for fixed-IP buyers and bandwidth-based workloads.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
9Proxy provides residential proxy access through fixed-IP packages and GB-based bandwidth packages. It is aimed at individual users, developers, agencies, teams and enterprise-scale workloads that need configurable proxy access. Targeting covers country, state, city, ZIP code and ISP, while session options include rotating sessions and sticky sessions with configurable duration. The service supports username/password and IP-whitelist authentication, with proxy access available through web, Windows, macOS, Linux and API interfaces.
Pricing uses prepaid packages rather than recurring monthly subscriptions. The published structure includes Standard packages at 5 GB, 50 + 5 GB, 100 GB, 200 GB, 1000 GB and 2000 GB. Enterprise options cover 3000 GB and 6000 GB and add team sharing. The category pricing details place the starting price at 15 for 5 GB. IP-based proxies are managed through desktop applications, while GB-based proxies can be generated from the dashboard. Buyers should choose 9Proxy when they want to match capacity to either fixed-IP access or bandwidth consumption; those seeking a free plan should look elsewhere.
The strongest fit is for workflows that depend on location and network-provider targeting, or that need control over how sessions rotate. Automatic proxy refresh and scheduled rotation support IP packages, while proxy API access and team traffic controls extend the service to developer and shared-workspace use cases. KYC verification may be requested, and some advanced or restricted access requires it. With coverage across 90 countries and residential proxies as its sole proxy type, 9Proxy suits buyers focused on residential routing and flexible targeting rather than a broader proxy-type portfolio.
9Proxy pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Fixed-IP and bandwidth-based residential proxy packages
- ZIP-code, ISP, city, state and country targeting
- Sticky sessions, scheduled rotation and team bandwidth controls
- Where it doesn't
- No free plan is available
- Coverage spans 90 countries
- KYC is required for some advanced or restricted access
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