Proxyou (proxyou.com) is trading. It sells one product: mobile proxies on 4G and 5G carrier networks, rented per line by the day or the month. On 26 September 2026 every one of its countries started at $10 a day, and a month in the United States cost $90 with unlimited data. The business behind it is Stonebridge Labs LLC, registered in Wyoming, and it has held the name since April 2025. Three rules shape the bill. Refunds end at activation, the carrier is assigned automatically unless support confirms one first, and plans renew on their own. If a per-GB or card-paid mobile line suits you better, the alternatives table prices five. We read them all on the same day.
The record, with dates
| date | what happened |
|---|---|
| 2006 | proxyou.com hosts "ProxYOU.com", a web proxy with a "URL Form". It is an earlier, unrelated site. |
| January 2021 | The name is parked at the registrar Gandi. |
| December 2023 | The name has expired. The registrar shows "Domain Expired". |
| 19 April 2025 | The current registration of proxyou.com begins. |
| 3 September 2026 | The homepage was last updated, by its own metadata. |
| 26 September 2026 | Our check: the site and price list answer. 30 of 35 countries are in stock. |
2006
Proxyou.com hosts "ProxYOU.com", a web proxy with a "URL Form". It is an earlier, unrelated site
Jan 2021
The name is parked at the registrar Gandi
Dec 2023
The name has expired. The registrar shows "Domain Expired"
19 Apr 2025
The current registration of proxyou.com begins
3 Sep 2026
The homepage was last updated, by its own metadata
26 Sep 2026
Our check: the site and price list answer. 30 of 35 countries are in stock
Sources: the Internet Archive, the Verisign registry and our own check of the site on 26 September 2026.
What Proxyou sells, and what it costs
Each purchase is one mobile proxy line in one country. You rent it for a day, a week, a month, or two, three or six months. In most countries the data on a line is unlimited. In some, the carrier sets a cap. The catalog on the pricing page read like this on 26 September 2026:
| country | day | week | month | 6 months | data | carriers named |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| United States | $10 | $41 | $90 | $430 | unlimited | AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon |
| United Kingdom | $10 | $35 | $75 | $360 | unlimited | Three, EE, Vodafone, O2 |
| Germany | $10 | $37 | $80 | $385 | unlimited | Telekom, O2 |
| France | $10 | $37 | $80 | $385 | unlimited on Free Mobile only | Orange, SFR, Bouygues, Free Mobile |
| Japan | $10 | $45 | $95 | $455 | unlimited | Rakuten, au, IIJmio, SoftBank |
| Poland | $10 | $30 | $65 | $310 | unlimited, reasonable use | T-Mobile, Orange, Play, Plus |
| Mexico | $10 | $35 | $80 | $385 | 2 GB a day, 50 GB a month | Movistar |
Across all 35 countries, a month runs from $60 in Belarus, Bulgaria and Indonesia to $95 in Canada, Japan and Türkiye. Caps apply in Canada, Mexico and the Czech Republic. In several Asian countries a monthly line includes 100 GB. Five countries were out of stock on the day we read it: Canada, Moldova, Bulgaria, Vietnam and Thailand.
How a Proxyou line works
A line arrives in one string: country, type, IP, port, username, password, a reset link and the expiry date. It works over HTTP or SOCKS5. UDP and OpenVPN are available on request. To change the IP, you call the reset link, and the FAQ says a new IP follows within 5 to 15 seconds. A timed rotation can be set up on request.
The site states speeds of 10 to 100 Mbps, depending on the country and carrier. On tools, its pages disagree with each other. The homepage speaks of refreshing sessions "from your dashboard", while the FAQ says a management dashboard "is planned for a future release". Today, the documented tool is the reset link.
The fine print that decides the bill
- Refunds end at activation. Before it, the refund is full. After it, money comes back only for a fault on their side that "persists after troubleshooting". Even then it is a pro-rata credit or refund "at our discretion".
- The carrier is not yours to pick by default. States, regions and carriers "are assigned automatically". There is no refund or change unless support confirmed a specific one before purchase.
- Plans renew on their own. "Subscriptions renew automatically", and unused time is not refunded.
- Payment is mainly crypto: the FAQ lists USDT, USDC, LTC and BTC. The conditions of service also name card providers, Stripe and PayPal "where available".
- Verification is described two ways. One page says "KYC-free (business use only)", and the homepage says "Business verification may be requested."
- A new client can get a one-hour free trial, or test a country for one day at $10.
The legal notice names Stonebridge Labs LLC, "registered in the State of Wyoming", with a business address in Sheridan, and Wyoming law governs it. None of the legal pages carries a date after the words "Last updated".
What customers report
We found no review score we could read. Trustpilot refused our server, and the Internet Archive holds no copy of a Trustpilot page for proxyou.com. The brand sells through its own threads on the BlackHatWorld marketplace, which also refused our server. We have not tested Proxyou ourselves.
Where Proxyou is the stronger choice
- A flat price with unlimited data. In most of its countries, a busy line costs the same at 5 GB or at 500 GB a month. We charge mobile traffic by the GB.
- Named carriers per country, and 13 named states in the United States, if support confirms one before you buy.
- OpenVPN, on request.
- One-day rentals for $10, which suit a short test in one country.
Where HProxy is different
| Proxyou, 26 September 2026 | HProxy | |
|---|---|---|
| how mobile is charged | per line, by the day or the month | per GB, $1.50 per GB, 1 GB minimum |
| data | unlimited in most countries, capped in some | you pay for what moves |
| rotation | reset link, new IP in 5 to 15 seconds | rotating per request, or sticky up to 7 days |
| targeting | country; carrier and state only if support confirms first | country |
| tools | the reset link; a dashboard is "planned" | dashboard and API; you generate lines yourself |
| payment | crypto; cards "where available" | card, Alipay, crypto and local wallets such as Pix |
| other proxy types | mobile only | residential (ISP targeting on Premium, $1.49 for one GB), static ISP, datacenter |
| what happens to unused value | plans renew, unused time is not refunded | the balance never expires |
The two models suit different volumes. Divide a monthly line price by our per-GB mobile price, and you have the traffic at which a flat line starts to win. Below it, paying by the GB costs less. If what you need is one carrier on home networks rather than on phones, our Premium residential pool targets carriers by AS number, at $1.49 for one GB. The ISP targeting page lists the carriers.
Five alternatives, priced the same day
Every rate below comes from each vendor pricing page, read from our server on 26 September 2026. A rate you cannot reach is not a price.
| provider | how it charges | entry rate | lowest published rate | worth knowing |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coronium | per line a month | $99 in the US, $69 in the UK | $34, Ukraine | "All plans include unlimited bandwidth." |
| Oxylabs | per GB, monthly plan | $30 for 4 GB, $7.50 per GB | $3.50 per GB: 715 GB for $2,500 | Plan traffic expires after one calendar month. |
| Evomi | per GB | $3.98 per GB, pay as you go | $2.20 per GB at volume | Its IPs are "shared behind carrier NAT", in its own words. |
| SOAX | per GB, one rate for mobile and residential | $5 per GB on the free Sandbox plan, tier 1 | from $0.85 per GB on the $3,000 a month plan | ASN and ZIP targeting start on the $1,500 plan. |
| HProxy | per GB | $1.50 per GB, 1 GB minimum | the same rate at any volume | Lines rotate or stay sticky for up to 7 days. |
Coronium is the closest match to the Proxyou model: a line per month with unlimited data. The other four charge for traffic, which favours light or uneven use.
Which one to pick
- Heavy traffic through one mobile identity, in a country with unlimited data: a flat monthly line, from Proxyou or Coronium, is the cheaper model.
- Light or uneven traffic: a per-GB seller, where you pay only for what moves.
- A specific carrier: get it confirmed in writing by Proxyou support before paying, or pick a per-GB seller that targets by ASN.
- Card payment and self-service tools today: Proxyou lists crypto first and calls its dashboard planned.
Whichever seller you pick, test what you get with our free proxy checker. It checks HTTP and SOCKS proxies with no sign-up.
The limits of this record
We did not buy a Proxyou line, so nothing here measures its speed or its IPs. The carrier lists, speeds and "no logs" statement are its own claims. No review score was readable, and its legal pages carry no dates. Prices and stock change often: every figure here carries the day it was read, and this page is due for a check by 26 December 2026.
Sources
- Proxyou, pricing catalog, homepage, "How it works", FAQ, legal notice, conditions of service and refund policy. Read 26 September 2026.
- Internet Archive: proxyou.com captures of 5 February 2006, 27 January 2021 and 9 December 2023, and the capture index. Read 26 September 2026.
- Verisign, registry record for proxyou.com. Read 26 September 2026.
- Coronium homepage, Oxylabs mobile proxy page and terms, Evomi pricing page, SOAX pricing page. Read 26 September 2026.
- HProxy, our product catalogue and documentation. Read 26 September 2026.
