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Proxiware review

A broad proxy network with flexible targeting, protocols and usage options.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Proxiware provides managed proxy infrastructure for web scraping, data collection, ad verification, SEO monitoring, price intelligence and account management. It supports residential, mobile, ISP and datacenter networks, making it suitable for individuals, businesses and enterprise teams with different traffic requirements. Connections can use HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5, with rotating and sticky sessions, username/password or IP authentication, and geographic targeting options.

The plan range covers several operating models. Eco Residential starts at $0.15 per GB with 30M+ residential IPs, country, state and city targeting, rotating and sticky sessions, and bandwidth rollover. Premium Residential costs $1.67 per GB and adds 100M+ residential IPs plus city and ISP-level targeting. Datacenter is $0.40 per GB, while Rotating ISP is $0.37 per GB. Static ISP costs $0.50 per IP per month, and Mobile costs $1.50 per GB. Unlimited Residential is $28.88 per day, with unlimited bandwidth, concurrent connections, monitoring and dedicated pools; Unlimited ISP is $53 per day with unlimited threads and United States coverage.

For managed operations, Proxiware combines usage monitoring, proxy user management and a REST API for provisioning and management. Scrapy, Puppeteer and Playwright integrations support common scraping workflows, while web and API access provide two ways to manage the service. The main trade-off is plan selection: network type, targeting depth, bandwidth model and connection capabilities differ across products, so buyers should match the plan to their traffic pattern. Proxiware fits users seeking a broad, paid proxy catalog with low entry pricing; buyers wanting a free plan or a single simple proxy offering should look elsewhere.

Proxiware pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Residential, mobile, ISP and datacenter proxy networks
    • Country, state, city and ISP-level targeting
    • REST API, monitoring and unused bandwidth rollover
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan is available
    • Unlimited Residential and ISP plans use daily pricing
    • Capabilities and targeting vary across plans

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