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What happened to BeeProxy.com, and what its buyers use now

BeeProxy merged into 9Proxy: no new accounts since 21 December 2025 and beeproxy.com redirects there. What moved, what it sold, the alternatives.

HProxy Team··Updated September 16, 2026·5 min read
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BeeProxy is now part of 9Proxy. From 21 December 2025 it stopped accepting new accounts and new orders, and on 15 September 2026 every beeproxy.com address answered a permanent redirect to 9proxy.com. If you had a balance there, it moved with your account rather than disappearing. If you are here to replace it rather than to find it, the sourced rates are in the alternatives table.

The record, with dates

datewhat the name was doing
13 August 2022beeproxy.co sold shared and dedicated proxies by the month, $2.00 to $24.00, minimum order $10
14 February 2025beeproxy.com sold residential traffic "for as low as $0.75/GB" and advertised "80M+ IPs across 195 countries"
21 December 2025no new BeeProxy accounts, no new orders; existing customers see a migration notice at login
15 April 2026the last archived capture of BeeProxy's own site
15 September 2026every beeproxy.com address redirects to the 9proxy.com homepage

Sources: the Internet Archive captures named above, read 15 September 2026, and 9Proxy's migration guide, archived 12 December 2025.

What the merge moved

9Proxy's migration guide is the only account of the merge we can read. Its own words: "We're excited to announce that BeeProxy is officially merging into 9Proxy." It lists what transfers: the account identity, remaining balances and active resources such as valid IPs, remaining traffic and active packages, and unused share codes with their original expiry. It adds: "Nothing from BeeProxy is deleted during the merge."

The move starts inside the old account. A customer logs in to BeeProxy, sees the notice, and clicks through. Where the same email already exists on 9Proxy, the two are joined instead of a new account being created.

One gap is worth stating. 9Proxy's own announcement post about the merger answered a Cloudflare error on 15 and 16 September 2026, and no archived copy exists, so the announcement date that other pages print could not be checked here.

What BeeProxy sold, and what a customer said

Its last archived homepage advertised residential proxies "for as low as $0.75/GB", "80M+ Residential IPs", coverage of 195 countries and "99.99% Uptime". Support ran over email and a Telegram channel.

Against that, the only first-hand account on the public record is a single Trustpilot review from 23 May 2025, rated one star. It reports the opposite of the pool claim: "The pool size is not as significant as they claim, barely one singular ip in each isp category." The same reviewer describes daily dashboard and login failures, a plan that was revoked, and DNS leaking on most connections.

One review is one customer, and we did not measure the network ourselves. It is here because it is the only customer voice that exists for this brand.

Where the name lives today

The name did not vanish with the site. 9Proxy's pricing page, read on 16 September 2026, carries the banner "2X SAVINGS: Pay only $0.75/GB with BEEPROXY, Our Trusted Partner!" and a second line crediting "BEEPROXY's 99.99% UPTIME". The same page prints $0.018 per IP for its address-based plans.

So the rate a BeeProxy buyer knew is still on sale, under the same name, on the site the redirect lands on.

The alternatives at that rate

Every figure below comes from the vendor's own pricing page, captured on 10 August 2026, together with what the floor actually requires. A rate you cannot reach is not a price.

providerpublished floorwhat the floor needs
Evomi$0.49 a gigabytethe $49.99 plan for 100 GB; overage is the same rate
Rayobyte$0.50 a gigabytethe Enterprise band, 5,000 GB a month or more; their entry plan is $3.50
Thordata$0.65 a gigabyte5,000 GB, at the sale rate
ProxyEmpire$0.75 a gigabytetheir custom plan tier
Shifter$0.75 a gigabyte$149 a month for 200 GB
Proxy Cheap$0.78 a gigabyte70 percent off a $2.60 rate, tiers not published
HProxy$0.44/GBpay as you go, no plan and no commitment

What the name bought then, and what it buys now

BeeProxy's own site, 14 February 20259proxy.com, 16 September 2026
residential rate"for as low as $0.75/GB""$0.75/GB with BEEPROXY", and $0.68/GB elsewhere on the page
pool claim"80M+ Residential IPs"not stated under the BeeProxy name
countries195not stated under the BeeProxy name
uptime claim"99.99% Uptime""BEEPROXY's 99.99% UPTIME"
sold by the addressnot offered$0.018 per IP
supportemail and a Telegram channel9Proxy's own channels

The headline rate survived the merge intact. The pool and country claims did not come with it: the 9proxy.com pricing page we read on 16 September 2026 does not repeat them.

Before you commit

Log in at 9Proxy first and read what your migrated balance actually says. Until you know whether your traffic and your active packages came across, you are not choosing a replacement, only comparing one. Then buy the smallest amount any candidate sells and put your own job through it, because the advertised rate is not the price; what you spent divided by the requests that came back correct is.

The limits of this record

We cannot say whether BeeProxy and 9Proxy share owners, what the pool really held, or whether one particular account's balance survived its migration. The customer evidence is a single review. 9Proxy's announcement post could not be read on either of our checks.

Prices, banners and redirects all move. Every figure here carries the day it was read, beeproxy.com's registration runs to 2 May 2027, and this page is due for a check by 16 December 2026 or sooner if the redirect stops.

Sources

  • 9Proxy, "BeeProxy to 9Proxy Migration Guide", docs.9proxy.com, archived 12 December 2025 and 19 April 2026. Read 15 September 2026.
  • Internet Archive, captures of beeproxy.com from 14 February 2025 and 15 April 2026, and of beeproxy.co from 13 August 2022. Read 15 September 2026.
  • Internet Archive, capture index for beeproxy.com. Read 15 September 2026.
  • Verisign, registry records for beeproxy.com and 9proxy.com. Read 15 September 2026.
  • 9Proxy pricing page. Read 16 September 2026.
  • Trustpilot, review page for beeproxy.com, single review dated 23 May 2025. Read 16 September 2026.
  • HProxy, our own check of every beeproxy.com address, 15 September 2026, and vendor pricing pages captured 10 August 2026.

Frequently asked questions

What happened to BeeProxy?
It merged into 9Proxy. 9Proxy's own migration guide says that from 21 December 2025 nobody can register a new BeeProxy account or place a new order there, and that existing customers move across from inside the BeeProxy login. When we checked on 15 September 2026, every beeproxy.com address answered a permanent redirect to 9proxy.com.
What happened to my BeeProxy balance?
9Proxy's migration guide lists what moves: the account identity, remaining balances and active resources such as valid IPs, remaining traffic and active packages, and unused share codes with their original expiry. The guide states that nothing from BeeProxy is deleted during the merge. We cannot verify any single account from the outside, so check yours by logging in and reading what the migration notice says.
Does the traffic expire after the move?
9Proxy publishes its own terms for that, and the migration guide only promises that unused share codes keep their original expiry. Read the current terms before you top up. Our own balance does not expire, which is easy to check in our terms.
What can I use instead of BeeProxy?
Anything that sells residential traffic by the gigabyte at a comparable rate. On 10 August 2026 the published floors we hold were $0.49 a gigabyte at Evomi on its 100 GB plan, $0.65 at Thordata at 5,000 GB, $0.75 at ProxyEmpire and Shifter, and $0.78 at Proxy Cheap. HProxy starts at $0.44 per GB with no plan to reach first.

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