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ASOCKS Residential Proxies review

#47 of 73 in Residential Proxy Services

A developer-friendly residential proxy service with broad language integrations and two pricing models.

5.5/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

ASOCKS Residential Proxies provides residential proxy access for web scraping, ad verification, price monitoring, market research and related data-collection tasks. It supports country, city and ASN-level targeting across 195 countries, with rotating and sticky sessions for different connection requirements. HTTP and SOCKS5 protocols are available, making the service suitable for developers building data-collection workflows and applications that need geographic or network-level routing control.

Pricing is split between usage-based and unlimited options. Residential Pay As You Go costs $3 per GB and includes residential proxy traffic with city and ASN targeting. The published plan does not state an included monthly bandwidth amount. Residential Unlimited costs $5 per proxy per month, billed monthly, and includes unlimited residential proxies. Volume discounts are available from 10 proxies. There is no free plan, so buyers should choose between traffic-based billing and a fixed monthly proxy model according to their workload.

The language ecosystem is a notable fit for development teams: integrations are listed for Go, React, JavaScript, Python, NodeJS, C/C++, C# and Ruby. That range can reduce the need to adapt proxy access around a single programming environment. The service is web-only, and its listed capabilities focus on proxy access, targeting, sessions and protocols rather than broader management features. Developers who need language flexibility, geographic targeting and straightforward residential proxy access should consider ASOCKS. Teams seeking a wider platform footprint or more extensive proxy administration may prefer an alternative.

ASOCKS Residential Proxies pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Country, city and ASN-level targeting
    • Rotating and sticky sessions with HTTP and SOCKS5
    • Integrations for eight programming languages
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan
    • Web-only platform coverage
    • Limited proxy management features

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