Fineproxy (fineproxy.org) sells datacenter proxies in blocks of 100 or more, and since 2011, by its own account, from its own address ranges. On 12 October 2026 its price data put 100 shared datacenter addresses at $12 for 30 days, falling to $0.065 an address from 50,000, and 100 ISP addresses at $30. Its terms cap the speed of each order and block Google's search results pages, email and PayPal. Its old German domain, fineproxy.de, now forwards to ProxyCompass, a second brand of the same Estonian company with a price list of its own. Webshare sells 100 proxies for $2.99, and the comparison prices the same order at four sellers.
What Fineproxy charges
The price page is a configurator, and it loads its prices from a public file, which we read from our server.
Fineproxy's prices for 30 days, 12 October 2026
| Product | Smallest order | Largest order |
|---|---|---|
| Datacenter, shared package | 100 addresses, $12 | $0.065 an address from 50,000 |
| ISP addresses | 100 addresses, $30 | 1,500 for $416.27 |
| Rotating, by requests | 2.5 million requests, $35 | 400 million for $3,200 |
fineproxy.org/data/finebilling-prices.json, read from our server on 12 October 2026
The package price steps down with volume: $0.12 an address up to 999, $0.111 from 1,000, $0.0957 from 3,000, $0.085 from 5,000, $0.075 from 10,000, $0.07 from 15,000 and $0.065 from 50,000. Every order needs at least 100 addresses, and 3, 6 or 12 months paid ahead take 10%, 15% or 20% off. Dedicated proxies, which "start from a single private IP", carry rows in the file that repeat the $12 package price under labels such as "1 IP", so we leave them out.
An order lets five of the buyer's own IP addresses connect without a password. UDP support "Adds 50% to the base plan price", and connections beyond the order's limit cost $30 per 1,000 for 30 days. A paid two-day test, sold as "48-hour proxies", costs two days at twice the daily rate: $1.60 for 100 addresses and $38.28 for 3,000, against $12 and $287.10 for a month. Card and crypto fees come on top, paid by the buyer.
Shared, by its own description
Fineproxy's comparison of its products describes the package addresses as "Sold in blocks, shared", from a "Shared pool". The FAQ on the same price page says its own ranges leave "no risk of blacklisted or shared addresses". Both statements stand on fineproxy.org; the first one describes the product the $12 buys.
What its terms limit
Fineproxy's terms, last updated on 28 September 2026, set two limits on every order. One is a top speed for all its addresses together, the other a number of connections open at once.
Limits on one Fineproxy order, by its terms
| Addresses in the order | Top speed, whole order | Connections at once |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | 100 Mbps | 1,500 |
| 1,000 | 500 Mbps | 3,000 |
| 3,000 | 500 Mbps | 9,000 |
| 5,000 | 1 Gbps | 10,000 |
| 15,000 | 1.5 Gbps | 15,000 |
| 50,000 | 5 Gbps | 50,000 |
fineproxy.org terms of service, sections 6.1 and 6.2, read from our server on 12 October 2026; connections are our arithmetic from its steps
The speed is shared, so 100 addresses busy at once average 1 Mbps each. Traffic has no cap, and the configurator shows "Bandwidth Unlimited" beside its default order of 3,000 addresses, which the terms hold to 500 Mbps. Connections follow steps: 1,500 for any order up to 999 addresses, then three per address from 1,000, two from 5,000 and one from 15,000. By those steps, 4,999 addresses allow 14,997 connections and 5,000 allow 10,000. An order that goes over its limit drops into "Slow Mode", one connection per address, for 5 to 60 minutes, depending on how often it happened within 24 hours.
Sites its proxies do not reach
Some sites are blocked on every plan, and the terms say they cannot be unblocked. The list starts with email services and the mail protocols SMTP, IMAP and POP3, every .gov site, and Google's search results pages; other Google services stay open. It adds PayPal, Stripe, Payoneer, Bank of America, Microsoft's login pages, PlayStation Network and Spamhaus, among others. Twitch is blocked on shared packages, and a package with Twitch access for one buyer costs 50% more and is switched on by ticket. Anyone who tracks rankings, collects search results or checks email addresses needs another seller.
Refunds, replacements and complaints
A refund to the original payment method can be asked for within 24 hours of buying, by ticket only, minus the payment provider's fee. After that, cancelling returns the unused value to the account's wallet. The 48-hour test gets no refund, and more than three refund requests in a calendar month may be refused. The address list can be replaced free once every eight days, and an extra replacement costs $10. Since 22 January 2024, each complaint about a rule violation has cost the buyer a $50 fee, due within two days, or the service may be suspended. The terms fall under Estonian law.
Who runs it, and the other brand
Fineproxy's footer reads "FineProxy is operated by" Quality Network US LLC of Wyoming and QualityNetwork OU of Tallinn. ProxyCompass's terms name its "Service provider" in full: "QualityNetwork OÜ · Registry code 14114977", at an address in Tallinn. Its about page describes "a team of ten" that began with proxy services in 2013 and has sold under the ProxyCompass name since 2022.
fineproxy.de shows how the two brands meet. In the Internet Archive's copies of January 2016 and December 2021 it was Fineproxy's German shop. By December 2024 it forwarded to proxycompass.com, and on 12 October 2026 it answered with a permanent redirect to the German version of ProxyCompass.
One company, two price lists
ProxyCompass sells datacenter, ISP and rotating proxies the same way, in orders of 100 or more spread over the countries the buyer picks, at its own prices. Its pages say its datacenter addresses "stay assigned to you" and do not say whether others share them. For datacenter addresses, small orders cost more there and middle-sized ones less. Its 100 ISP addresses cost $45, against Fineproxy's $30.
A month of datacenter addresses at Fineproxy and ProxyCompass, 12 October 2026
| IPs | Fineproxy | ProxyCompass |
|---|---|---|
| 100 | $12 | $18 |
| 1,000 | $111 | $111 |
| 3,000 | $287.10 | $247.71 |
| 5,000 | $425 | $390 |
| 15,000 | $1,050 | $1,005 |
| 50,000 | $3,250 | $3,350 |
Fineproxy's price file and ProxyCompass's price pages, read from our server on 12 October 2026; our arithmetic
The two shops share the rest: the 10%, 15% and 20% term discounts, the add-on prices and the connection steps. Both even list the same 32,452 addresses on offer in the United States, Fineproxy in its price file and ProxyCompass in its order form. ProxyCompass replaces a list free every seven days, Fineproxy every eight. Its rotating plans start at $30 for 2 million requests, against Fineproxy's $35 for 2.5 million, and both charge the same for 10, 100 and 200 million. Its refund rule reads differently in two places. Its terms give the 24-hour refund "once per customer", on a first purchase; its FAQ offers it after any purchase, "no questions asked". Its terms, shorter than Fineproxy's, list no blocked sites and no speed caps; we did not test whether the same blocks apply.
Where its addresses are
Its home page claims "100,000+ own IPv4 proxy servers since 2011" on "FineProxy’s own ASN". Its FAQ says it "operates as an official LIR", a registry member that receives address space directly. RIPE's database lists QualityNetwork OU of Estonia as an LIR, holding four blocks with 2,560 addresses, and ARIN lists no organisation named Quality Network US. The registries may hold more under other names, which we did not search.
The same order at four other sellers
Webshare's Proxy Server plan gives 10 proxies free and sells 100 for $2.99 a month, 1,000 for $26.91 and 5,000 for $119.60. Its price page offers shared, private and dedicated plans, and ISP addresses "from $0.23/IP", below Fineproxy's $0.30. Proxy6 sells shared IPv4 addresses to up to three buyers, at $0.375 each from 100, and IPv4 for one buyer at $1.238. Proxy-Cheap's plan cards price an IPv4 address at $1.42, and ProxyLine's price data puts it at $1.50 from 90 addresses. Our Proxy6 page has those sellers' full price lists.
Where HProxy fits
We rent datacenter IPv4 addresses at $1.58 per IP for a month and static ISP addresses at $2.70 per IP, each kept for one buyer. Both cost more per address than Fineproxy's shared blocks; they suit work where one address must belong to one account. Our datacenter proxies page has the details.
Which one to pick
- Webshare for the cheapest hundred datacenter proxies, $2.99 a month, and 10 free to test.
- Fineproxy for shared blocks of 100 to 999 addresses or of 50,000 and more, if the work needs neither Google's results pages nor email.
- ProxyCompass for datacenter blocks of 3,000 to 49,999 addresses, where the same company charges less per address.
- Proxy6 for addresses kept for one buyer, from $1.238 each in orders of 100.
- Fineproxy's ISP addresses at $0.30, if a datacenter address is blocked where you work.
What we could not find out
We bought nothing and tested no address, so speed and block rates stay the sellers' claims. We could not check how the blocked sites behave in practice, on either brand. Fineproxy's price data gives no clear price for its dedicated proxies. Its claim of more than 100,000 own addresses matches neither the 2,560 addresses RIPE ties to QualityNetwork OU nor the 87,596 its price data lists as available, and we did not search other registries. Its price file draws the connection steps a little differently from its terms, from 800 addresses instead of 1,000 and with a top of 100,000; we follow the terms. We will read these prices again by 12 January 2027.
Sources
- Fineproxy: home page, price page and its price file (generated 23 September 2026), FAQ, and terms of service (last updated 28 September 2026), read from our server on 12 October 2026.
- ProxyCompass: home page, price and product pages, FAQ, about page, terms of service and privacy policy, read 12 October 2026; fineproxy.de's redirect and registry record, and its copies in the Internet Archive from 2016 to 2024.
- RIPE's database (organisation and address records of QualityNetwork OU) and ARIN's organisation search, 12 October 2026.
- The price pages and price data of Webshare, Proxy6, Proxy-Cheap and ProxyLine, read for our Proxy6 page on 12 October 2026.
- Search counts for Fineproxy and ProxyCompass from Google Keyword Planner, worldwide, 12 October 2026.
- Our own IPv4 and ISP prices, from the price data our site reads live.
