ProxyAZ (proxyaz.com) sells private IPv4 and IPv6 proxies, two rotating residential pools, rotating port plans and IPv6 packages. Its domain dates from December 2018, and every price below comes from the price tables in its own pages, read on 27 September 2026. For the comparison, jump to the alternatives table.
ProxyAZ at a glance
| what we found on 27 September 2026 | |
|---|---|
| status | live, plans on sale |
| operator | "ProxyAZ", with no address or register |
| private IPv4 | $1.50 an IP for 30 days, 13 countries |
| private IPv6 | about $0.26 an IP for 30 days, 19 countries |
| cheap residential | $2.50 a GB from 1 GB, valid 30 days |
| premium residential | $4.00 a GB from 1 GB, no time limit |
| refunds | 14 days by its policy, 1 day by its homepage |
| domain | registered on 18 December 2018 |
What ProxyAZ sells
Private IPv4 proxies. Datacenter addresses for one user, rented from a week to 12 months in 13 countries, and you can pick the addresses by hand.
Private IPv6 proxies. One user per address, in 19 countries, from 3 days to 12 months. IPv6 only reaches sites that accept it, and its page says they do not suit games or sneaker sites.
Two residential pools. The cheap pool claims 91 million+ IPs a month, with country, state, city and ISP targeting and sessions of up to 6 hours. The premium pool claims 31 million+, with country, state and city targeting.
Rotating ports and IPv6 packages. Monthly plans sold by the port, where the address changes every 1 to 60 minutes. Its IPv6 packages hold 1,500 to 41,000 addresses that rotate on their own.
What ProxyAZ charges
| product | smallest order | larger order |
|---|---|---|
| private IPv4, 30 days | $1.50 an IP | $1.25 an IP from 100 |
| private IPv6, 30 days | $0.26 an IP | $0.15 an IP from 500 |
| cheap residential, valid 30 days | $2.50 a GB at 1 GB | $0.70 a GB at 10,000 GB |
| premium residential, no time limit | $4.00 a GB at 1 GB | $1.80 a GB at 2,000 GB |
| rotating IPv4 ports | $45 a month for 5 | $800 a month for 200 |
| rotating IPv6 ports | $40 for 30 days for 25 | $850 for 30 days for 1,000 |
| IPv6 packages | $60 for 30 days, 1,500 addresses | $950 for 30 days, 41,000 addresses |
The term changes the price: a week of IPv4 costs $0.50, more per day than a month, and 90 days cost $4.05. IPv6 takes up to 40% off for a year.
Its IPv6 table has one quirk: ten addresses cost about $0.34 each for a month, more than a single one.
The fine print
Two refund promises. Its refund policy, updated in October 2025, allows a refund within 14 days for an unused service, or for a single purchase used under 10%. Its homepage and FAQ promise money back within 1 day, and the FAQ only for faults on proxies that were not used.
Uses that void a refund. The policy refuses refunds for proxies used on survey, gambling or dating sites, or for social media automation. The FAQ adds that shared IPv4 proxies are never refunded.
No company behind the name. The refund policy gives "ProxyAZ" as the legal business name. No page we read shows an address, a register or the law that governs its terms.
Two session limits. Its premium residential page offers sticky sessions of up to 7 days on the order card, and up to 24 hours in its feature list.
Cheap traffic runs out. Traffic in the cheap pool lasts 30 days, and a new purchase moves the expiry of older traffic to 30 days after the new one.
Payment. The refund policy covers card, Apple Pay, Google Pay and crypto payments. Crypto is refunded only for a closed account or an undelivered product, and the full list of methods shows after sign-in.
Its history
The domain proxyaz.com was registered on 18 December 2018, and the site footer carries a copyright from 2017. Its terms page gives an effective date of 23 May 2022.
Where ProxyAZ is stronger
Cheaper private IPv4. One address costs $1.50 for a month, or $1.25 from 100 addresses, with weekly terms from $0.50.
Single IPv6 addresses. It sells one IPv6 proxy at a time, where our minimum is ten.
Port plans and IPv6 packages. Flat monthly plans for jobs that need many rotating connections at once.
Where HProxy differs
We sell proxies too, so read this part as the account of a competitor. Every HProxy fact here comes from our own product code and pages.
Residential from one gigabyte, with no expiry. Premium, our pool with state, city and ISP targeting, costs $1.49/GB for one gigabyte, against $2.50 in the cheap ProxyAZ pool and $4.00 in its premium pool. Our gigabytes have no scheduled expiry, and sessions run from 3 minutes to 24 hours.
Country targeting from one gigabyte. If a country is enough, Lite costs $0.50/GB for one gigabyte.
IPv6 by the address. Our dedicated IPv6 costs $0.10/IP for a month, from ten addresses, where ten cost about $0.34 each at ProxyAZ.
A company in the German register. Our imprint names the company behind HProxy, registered in the German commercial register.
Where we are behind. Our dedicated IPv4 costs $1.58/IP for a month, against $1.50 at ProxyAZ. We sell no single IPv6 address, and our residential sessions last up to 24 hours.
The alternatives, side by side
One private datacenter IPv4 address for a month, at the smallest order. The ProxyAZ row comes from its price tables of 27 September 2026, and every other figure from the page of each vendor, read on 26 or 27 September 2026.
| provider | one IP for a month |
|---|---|
| ProxyAZ | $1.50 for 30 days |
| Proxy-Cheap | $1.42 |
| FastProxy | $1.50 |
| Byteful | $2.50 |
| OwlProxy | $3.52 for 30 days |
| 911Proxy | $4.90 for 30 days |
| HProxy IPv4 | $1.58/IP |
Our reviews of Proxy-Cheap, FastProxy, Byteful, OwlProxy and 911Proxy cover their terms in full.
Who ProxyAZ suits
It suits a buyer who wants cheap private IPv4 by the week or month, single IPv6 addresses for sites that accept them, or port plans, and who can do without a named company.
It suits you less if you want to know who runs the shop, one clear refund rule, or cheap residential traffic that lasts past 30 days.
Before you commit
Its homepage says to ask support for a test proxy. Test the exact product and country you plan to buy, and read the refund policy page, not only the homepage line. Our proxy checker shows whether an address answers, how fast, and from where, whoever sold it.
The limits of this review
We did not buy a plan or test its network, and its pool sizes are its own claims. The prices come from the tables in its pages and the formula of its order form, which matched its visible IPv6 and residential tables. IPv4 shows no table of its own, so check the total at checkout. The Internet Archive was offline on 27 September 2026, so we read no older copies of the site.
Every figure here carries the day it was read, and this page is due for a check by 27 December 2026.
Sources
- ProxyAZ, proxyaz.com: homepage and the price tables in it, the IPv6 and residential product pages, the rotating proxy and IPv6 package pages, refund policy, terms and FAQ. Read 27 September 2026.
- Verisign, registry record for proxyaz.com. Read 27 September 2026.
- Proxy-Cheap, FastProxy, Byteful, OwlProxy and 911Proxy, datacenter price pages. Read 26 and 27 September 2026.
- HProxy, our own product records, price table, terms and imprint.
