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DrSoft Residential Proxies review

#57 of 73 in Residential Proxy Services

A focused residential proxy service for city-level targeting and straightforward API access.

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

DrSoft Residential Proxies provides ISP-assigned residential IP addresses for business web scraping, price comparison, SERP monitoring, ad verification, and content access testing. It is aimed at teams that need geographic control without choosing between multiple residential proxy tiers. Coverage spans more than 195 countries, with country-, state-, and city-level targeting. Access is available through web and API channels, making the service suitable for both direct configuration and programmatic workflows.

Pricing is straightforward: the Residential Proxies plan costs $1.66 per IP per month, billed monthly. The plan includes the full documented feature set, including rotating sessions, sticky sessions lasting up to 30 minutes, HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 support, REST API access, and unlimited concurrent connections. Authentication can use username and password credentials or an IP whitelist. This single-plan structure keeps the buying decision simple, although it provides less tier-based choice for teams with different requirements or usage patterns.

The service’s main strength is focused control over residential traffic. Per-request rotation supports workflows that need changing IP addresses, while sticky sessions help maintain continuity for longer interactions. Geographic targeting down to the city level adds precision for localized research, monitoring, and verification tasks. Teams should choose DrSoft when these capabilities, broad country coverage, and a direct API are the priority. Organizations seeking a wider ecosystem of named integrations, multiple residential service tiers, or a broader proxy platform may prefer an alternative with a more expansive documented product range.

DrSoft Residential Proxies pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Target residential IPs by country, state, or city
    • Choose per-request rotation or sticky sessions up to 30 minutes
    • Supports HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, REST API, and unlimited concurrency
  • Where it doesn't
    • Only one documented residential plan
    • No named third-party integrations are documented
    • Focused feature set may not suit broader proxy platform needs

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