Proxying (proxying.io) sells rotating residential traffic by the gigabyte and static ISP proxies by the month, and it lists dedicated datacenter proxies as coming soon. Every price below comes from the price settings of its own pricing pages, read on 27 September 2026. For the comparison, jump to the alternatives table.
Proxying at a glance
| what we found on 27 September 2026 | |
|---|---|
| status | live, plans on sale |
| operator | RNGDE LLC, named in its terms |
| residential | $3.00 a GB from 1 GB, never expires |
| static ISP | $2.25 a proxy a month |
| datacenter | $1.50 a proxy, marked coming soon |
| free trial | 2 GB without a card |
| refunds | none |
| domain | registered on 1 June 2022 |
What Proxying sells
Residential by the gigabyte. A rotating pool with sticky sessions, HTTP and SOCKS5 with UDP, and targeting by country, with city targeting marked as coming soon. You pay as you go, and the data you buy never expires.
Static ISP proxies. Addresses on American home networks such as AT&T and Comcast, rented month to month, with no discount for volume.
Datacenter, not yet. Its datacenter page shows $1.50 a proxy and an order button, but it marks the product "Coming soon" and gives no rental period.
A free start. New accounts get 2 GB of residential data without a card, and joining its Discord or Telegram adds 100 MB.
What Proxying charges
| residential traffic | per GB |
|---|---|
| 1 to 9 GB | $3.00 |
| 10 to 49 GB | $2.90 |
| 50 to 99 GB | $2.80 |
| 100 to 249 GB | $2.70 |
| 250 to 499 GB | $2.60 |
| 500 to 999 GB | $2.50 |
From 1,000 GB the price comes by quote, and a static ISP proxy costs $2.25 a month whatever the number.
Its homepage markup prints $1.50 a GB from a setting it does not use, and once the price script runs, the page shows the $3.00 of its pricing page.
The fine print
No refunds. Its terms, in force since 1 January 2026, say all purchases are final and non-refundable, unused bandwidth included, and they treat a chargeback as a breach.
Claims that disagree. The homepage claims 10M+ residential IPs on a network owned only by Proxying, while its pricing and about pages say 5M+ and the about page says partners help it grow the network.
A named company. The terms name RNGDE LLC, choose California law, and send disputes to arbitration in San Bernardino County. They do not say where the company is registered.
Payment. It takes cards, bank transfers, PayPal, Alipay and crypto.
Its history
The domain proxying.io was registered on 1 June 2022, and Proxying says it was founded in 2023. It also says it bought a datacenter proxy provider in 2024, and the Internet Archive shows the site from November 2024. By June 2025 it sold residential traffic from $4 a GB, with a 25 MB trial and a pool it put at 5 million IPs.
Where Proxying is stronger
A bigger free trial. Two free gigabytes without a card is enough to test a real job.
Cheaper static ISP. An ISP proxy costs $2.25 a month, less than our static ISP address at $2.70/IP for a month.
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 for less, with city targeting. Premium, our pool with state, city and ISP targeting, costs $1.49/GB for one gigabyte, below every tier Proxying lists, while its city targeting is still coming soon. Sessions run from 3 minutes to 24 hours, and Premium also carries SOCKS5 with UDP.
Country targeting for less still. If a country is enough, Lite costs $0.50/GB for one gigabyte, and neither side puts an expiry date on purchased gigabytes.
A company in the German register. Our imprint names the company behind HProxy, registered in the German commercial register.
Where we are behind. Our static ISP address costs more, and we give no free trial of 2 GB.
The alternatives, side by side
Residential proxies at the smallest buy. Proxying targets by country only, while every other row includes city targeting at that price. The Proxying row comes from its price settings of 27 September 2026, and every other figure from the page of each vendor, read on 26 or 27 September 2026.
| provider | smallest buy | per GB at that size |
|---|---|---|
| Proxying | 1 GB | $3.00 |
| Evomi Core | 15 GB, pay as you go | $0.99 |
| DataImpulse | 5 GB for $5 | $2.00 with city filters |
| Shifter | 5 GB for $10 a month | $2.00 |
| 911Proxy | 10 GB for $27 | $2.70 |
| NST Prime | 50 GB | $1.60 |
| HProxy Premium | 1 GB | $1.49/GB |
Our reviews of Evomi, DataImpulse, Shifter, 911Proxy and NST cover their terms in full.
Who Proxying suits
It suits a buyer who wants to test residential traffic for free, or who wants cheap static ISP addresses in the United States by the month.
It suits you less if you need city targeting today, want the chance of a refund, or buy enough traffic for the price per gigabyte to matter.
Before you commit
Use the free 2 GB on your own target before you pay, since the terms allow no refund afterwards. 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. Its pool size, speed and its ISO certificate are its own claims, and its pages do not say where RNGDE LLC is registered.
Every figure here carries the day it was read, and this page is due for a check by 27 December 2026.
Other providers we cover
More pages in this series: Belurk.ru, Best-Proxies.ru, BestProxy.net, Bestproxyproviders.com, BestProxyReviews.com and BetaSocks.com.
Sources
- Proxying, proxying.io: homepage, residential pricing page and the price settings in it, residential product page, ISP pricing page, datacenter page, terms, about and support pages. Read 27 September 2026.
- Identity Digital, registry record for proxying.io. Read 27 September 2026.
- Internet Archive, captures of proxying.io from 2024 to 2026. Read 27 September 2026.
- Evomi, DataImpulse, Shifter, 911Proxy and NST, residential price pages. Read 26 and 27 September 2026.
- HProxy, our own product records, price table, terms and imprint.
