Variety of quality Proxies
Every proxy type.
One control plane.
A record for every address.
ProxyForge runs residential, ISP, datacenter, and mobile networks as one product. Name any address in your pool and we return its chain of custody: the partner it came through, the disclosure the peer was shown, when they consented, and which audit cycle reviewed it.
Published pricing · Net-30 · No promotional rates
- pool
- res-eu-west
- exit_ip
- 185.xxx.xxx.42
- asn
- AS12345 · residential ISP
- acquisition
- consented_sdk · partner-0114
- disclosure
- in_app_notice + settings_toggle
- consent
- 2026-04-02 · renewed 2026-07-02
- compensation
- revenue_share · partner_paid
- attestation
- PF-SRC-2026-Q2
- withdrawal
- removed in under 60s
Illustrative record. The schema is what every customer receives, per address, on request.
- 99.9%
- Network SLAContractual, with service credits. Measured per pool, not per fleet.
- SOC 2
- Type II in progressObservation window open. Report expected Q1 2027.
- Audited
- IP sourcingIndependent review of acquisition and consent records, twice yearly.
- Net-30
- InvoicingPurchase orders, W-9, and vendor onboarding handled by a person.
Deployed by
- Northwind Data
- Meridian Retail
- Axiom Verify
- Caldera Research
- Halyard Travel
- Sentinel Cyber
Named references and reference calls available under NDA at evaluation stage.
Four networks, one integration
Most teams end up with three proxy vendors because no single provider covers every job well. We built the four networks that cover them, and put them behind one gateway so the choice between them is a parameter rather than a procurement cycle.
- 40.4M
- Addresses under management
- 195
- Countries with coverage
- 99.97%
- Gateway uptime, trailing 12 months
- 39
- Facilities running our own ranges
Residential
Consented peer addresses across 195 countries, billed by traffic.
entry rate — down to $1.75 at volume
ISP
Static addresses issued by consumer ISPs, hosted on our hardware.
entry rate — down to $1.50 at volume
Datacenter
Dedicated addresses in our own ranges, announced from our own ASN.
entry rate — down to $1.50 at volume
Mobile
Carrier-assigned addresses on 3G, 4G, and 5G, billed by traffic.
entry rate — down to $1.75 at volume
Scraper API
One call per page. We hold the addresses; you get the HTML.
entry rate — down to $0.70 at volume
SERP API
Search results, parsed into structure, billed by the request.
entry rate — down to $0.70 at volume
Unblocker API
The Scraper API that keeps going until a page comes back.
entry rate — down to $0.90 at volume
- One integration
- A single gateway, one credential format, one session syntax. Switching a job from residential to ISP is a parameter, not a project.
- One contract
- One MSA, one DPA, one security review. Adding a product does not restart procurement.
- One invoice
- Every product on a single net-30 invoice, with per-product and per-sub-account breakdown.
Provenance became a procurement question
In July 2026 a top-tier residential provider was seized by federal authorities after its network was found to be built on compromised devices. Overnight, asking where a vendor's addresses come from stopped being an ethics conversation and became a line in vendor review — with an answer that has to survive an auditor reading it.
Your vendor's supply chain is your exposure
If the addresses you bought came from compromised devices, your traffic rode a botnet. That is your disclosure event and your regulator's question, not only your vendor's.
Assurance has to exist before the incident
A provider that cannot produce acquisition records on an ordinary Tuesday will not produce them under subpoena. The time to ask is during evaluation, while you still have leverage.
The question has a right answer
Any provider should be able to take one address you name at random and return the partner, the disclosure, the consent timestamp, and the audit cycle that reviewed it. If that takes a meeting, it is not a record.
Four questions for any proxy vendor
- 01Name every channel through which an address can enter your network.
- 02Show me the disclosure a peer sees, and the control that reverses it.
- 03Who audited that, when, and may I read the exceptions they found?
- 04Trace one address I choose, at random, back to its acquisition record.
Put them to us first. Our answers, and the documents behind them, are on the sourcing and compliance page.
What teams actually run on this
Each of these maps to a network we would genuinely recommend for it, including the cases where the cheaper product is the right answer.
Price and assortment intelligence
Track competitor pricing, stock, and range across markets that segment by geography. Residential addresses see the same storefront a local shopper does.
Residential
Ad verification and brand safety
Confirm creatives render where they were bought, and check what runs alongside them, from consumer and mobile vantage points rather than a datacentre.
Residential · Mobile
Search and marketplace monitoring
Measure ranking, visibility, and buy-box position at volume, with enough address diversity that the measurement does not distort the thing measured.
Residential · Datacenter
Training data for AI systems
Collect public web data at scale with a documented chain of custody — increasingly a condition of the data governance review, not just the procurement one.
Datacenter · Residential
Threat intelligence
Reach infrastructure that behaves differently for consumer origins, without your own ranges appearing in the traffic you are investigating.
ISP · Residential
Travel and fare aggregation
Query carriers and OTAs that price by point of sale, holding a stable origin for the length of a booking flow.
ISP
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Controls your security review will ask about
The questionnaire is the same at every company, so we built the answers in rather than treating them as upgrades. Everything below is included at every tier, not gated behind an enterprise plan.
- SSO and directory sync
- SAML 2.0 against any compliant identity provider, with SCIM provisioning so leavers lose access when your directory says so, not when someone remembers.
- Role-based access control
- Roles scoped per sub-account. Separate the person who can raise a spend cap from the person who can read traffic logs.
- Audit log
- Every administrative action — credential issue, cap change, allowlist edit — recorded with actor and timestamp. Exportable, retained 12 months.
- Sub-accounts
- Independent credentials, targeting defaults, and spend caps per team or per project, invoiced together and reported separately.
- Gateway allowlisting
- Restrict credential use to your own egress ranges, so a leaked credential is not a usable one.
- Named technical contact
- Accounts above $5,000 per month get a named engineer and a 24/7 escalation path with a real phone bridge.
What we hold, and what we do not
Certifications are easy to imply and hard to produce. This grid states where each one actually stands — an accent mark means we hold it today, grey means we do not yet.
Sourcing attestation
Independent review of acquisition and consent records across every pool.
Current cycle · under NDA
GDPR
DPA incorporating the EU standard contractual clauses, available before signature.
Available now
UK IDTA
International data transfer addendum, executed alongside the SCCs.
Available now
PCI DSS
Card details never touch our systems. Payments run through a Level 1 service provider.
Handled by processor
SOC 2 Type II
Security, availability, and confidentiality. Observation window is open.
Report expected Q1 2027
ISO 27001
Scoping complete. Certification audit not yet booked.
Roadmap
The full document register, including who can read each artefact, is on the sourcing and compliance page.
Changing providers should not cost you a weekend
If you are re-evaluating a vendor right now, you are not alone and you are not under an obligation to rush. We map your current setup, mirror your endpoint syntax so your code does not change, and run both providers in parallel until your own dashboards say ours is better.
- No cancellation before you start
- Parallel running means your current provider stays in place until you decide otherwise.
- No minimum during evaluation
- The monthly minimum starts when you commit, not during the parallel period.
- Your integration, unchanged
- We mirror endpoint and session syntax so migration is a config change, not a rewrite.
- A named engineer, not a queue
- One person owns your migration end to end and is reachable directly for its duration.
Zero downtime · Parallel running is not billed against your minimum
Claims you can check against the price list
Every figure below is computed from the catalogue that prices the pricing page, not typed into this page.
- 7
- Products, every one priced4 proxy networks and 3 data APIs, each with its full price ladder on the pricing page.
- 54
- Published ratesEvery volume rung of every product, listed in full on the pricing page.
- 68%
- Deepest published volume discountResidential at 1,000 GB is $1.75 per GB, against $5.50 at 1 GB.
Questions we get first
- How is ProxyForge different from other proxy providers?
- Two things. Every address carries a chain-of-custody record you can request at any time, naming the partner it came through, the disclosure the peer saw, and the audit cycle that reviewed it. And all four networks — residential, ISP, datacenter, mobile — run behind one gateway on one contract, so you are not integrating three vendors to cover three jobs.
- Do you offer a free trial?
- No. Evaluations run as a paid parallel pilot at published rates alongside your existing provider, with the monthly minimum waived for the duration. Comparing real traffic against a vendor you already trust tells you more than a trial allowance does.
- Where do your IP addresses come from?
- Residential and mobile addresses come from peers who opted in through partner applications and are compensated for it. ISP addresses are leased directly from consumer internet providers under commercial contracts. Datacenter addresses are ranges we hold registrations for and announce from our own ASN. We do not buy pools from brokers, and where we cannot establish how an address was acquired, we do not sell access to it.
- Can I get a DPA and security documentation before signing?
- Yes. The data processing addendum, standard contractual clauses, sub-processor list, and sourcing attestation are all available at evaluation stage, the last under NDA. SOC 2 Type II is in its observation window with the report expected in Q1 2027.
- What happens if I misconfigure a job and burn bandwidth?
- Spend caps are enforced in the gateway, not by an alert. When a cap is reached, traffic stops and returns a documented error rather than continuing to bill. Overage is opt-in and off by default.
- How long does it take to switch from another provider?
- An engineer returns a written migration map within two business days and the gateway is ready within four. Most teams reach a decision inside three weeks, which is how long it takes to gather comparable numbers. Both providers stay live throughout, so there is no cutover.
Start with the evidence, not the pitch
Ask us to trace an address, send you the sourcing attestation, or price your current volume at our published rates. All three are a reply, not a sales cycle.
One business day, from a named engineer.