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Compare published provider information, with product-specific sources and review dates. Purchasing and operational notes distinguish documented conditions, conflicting publications and unconfirmed answers. The dataset is free under CC BY 4.0 and available to people and agents.

Providers

166

Products with prices

450/464

Price ladders

439

High-confidence records

108

Last verified

2026-10-07

Download

  • JSON: the full dataset, one record per provider with a products array. Supports ETag / If-None-Match.
  • CSV: one row per provider × product, ready for spreadsheets.
  • Price tiers CSV: one row per published price tier (provider × product × tier), with the effective unit price of each, and whether it is a trial/one-time offer, its IP version and whether the IPs are shared.
  • JSON Schema for a provider record, and the OpenAPI spec for the whole API.
  • Markdown per provider, e.g. /providers/bright-data.md; everything at once in llms-full.txt.

Query it

# cheapest residential providers with SOCKS5 and crypto payment
curl "https://workingproxysites.info/api/v1/providers?type=residential&protocol=SOCKS5&payment=crypto&sort=price"

# what 100 GB of residential traffic costs at each provider, cheapest first
curl "https://workingproxysites.info/api/v1/quote?type=residential&quantity=100"

# 10 datacenter IPs (IPv4 by default) for 3 months
curl "https://workingproxysites.info/api/v1/quote?type=datacenter&quantity=10&months=3"

# residential providers with a published German location list and sticky sessions
curl "https://workingproxysites.info/api/v1/providers?type=residential&country=DE&rotation=sticky"

# side-by-side comparison
curl "https://workingproxysites.info/api/v1/compare?slugs=bright-data,oxylabs,decodo"

# what changed since yesterday (prices, products, new listings)
curl "https://workingproxysites.info/api/v1/changes?since=2026-09-25T00:00:00Z"

AI agents can use the same data through the MCP server (search_providers, quote_price, compare_providers, get_provider, list_changes). See For Agents and llms.txt.

Price quotes (/api/v1/quote) work out what a quantity costs at every provider from the published price ladders: the cheapest single tier (a volume tier, one plan bought as often as needed, or a graduated ladder summed band by band) for per-GB products, and monthly prices times the number of months for per-IP and per-port products, or quarterly and yearly prices when the months fill whole quarters or years. They are list prices before taxes and promotions; trials and other once-only offers are never used. Datacenter and ISP quotes price IPv4 by default; ip_version and shared choose IPv6, shared or dedicated IPs. When a provider publishes no ladder, the quote is an estimate from its lowest advertised rate and says so.

What's in a record

Looking for a provider's AI integration? The MCP directory compares reviewed server capabilities, connection profiles and source dates. Its separate JSON catalog is also available through search_mcp_servers and get_mcp_server on our MCP server.

  • Products: one per proxy type sold (residential, mobile, datacenter, ISP), with pricing model, cheapest unit price in USD, minimum spend, advertised pool size, countries, targeting depth, protocols and session options.
  • Price ladders: recorded published tiers of each product, up to 64, as volume tiers (a unit price from a quantity), plans (a package for a total) or graduated bands (a rate for the units within a band, with any minimum charge), each with its billing period: one-time, daily, weekly, monthly, quarterly or yearly, and where the provider says so, the IP version (IPv4 or IPv6) and whether the IPs are shared or dedicated. Regular list prices only; promotions go in the tier's note, and trials or intro offers that can be bought once are marked as such.
  • Product terms: the published country list (ISO codes), rotation modes (per request, timed, sticky, static), the longest sticky session, concurrency limits, whether bandwidth is unlimited, and when purchased traffic expires.
  • Terms: free trial, refund window, KYC requirements, payment methods, API access, proxy authentication (username and password, IP whitelist, API token), support channels and 24/7 support, other products, and IP-sourcing claims and methods.
  • Company: legal entity, parent company, related brands, founding year, headquarters, former names, certifications and memberships with evidence (ISO 27001, SOC 2, EWDCI, IWF), and links to the provider's own pricing, docs and status pages.
  • Signals: community score (votes), live status from monitoring agents, any red flags found, and the provider's Trustpilot rating, review count and any Trustpilot warning, shown as the review site reports them.
  • Provenance: source URLs, confidence (high, medium or low), the date it was checked, and a data version. Purchasing and operational reviews carry their own product scope, check date, review deadline and documented, conflicting or unconfirmed status.

How it's built

  1. Records draw on provider pricing, product documentation and published policies. Sources and dates identify the information reviewed; a listed source does not mean every field was checked on the latest review date.
  2. Purchasing and operational updates use AI-assisted research and separate agent reviews. Published conditions remain supplier claims: they do not establish a completed purchase, trial or measured network performance.
  3. Prices use comparable units and billing periods. Plan, account and per-IP limits stay scoped; conflicting policies and missing or inaccessible answers remain visible instead of being filled with assumptions.
  4. The change feed tracks database field changes. Purchasing and operational notes can update separately; revalidate dataset downloads with their ETag to receive those updates. Confirm current terms before buying.

We leave out providers that are defunct, seized, or credibly tied to botnets or attack infrastructure. Reported concerns that don't meet that bar are shown on the provider's page. Spotted an error? Post in Site Feedback.

Not listed, and why

  • NetNut seized — On 2 Jul 2026 the FBI, with IRS-CI, Google, Lumen and Shadowserver, seized netnut.io in an action against the Popa botnet (2M+ devices) that populated NetNut's residential proxy network; the site showed an FBI seizure page when checked on 2026-09-26. Sources: krebsonsecurity.com, proxyway.com, theregister.com
  • Asocks excluded — On 28-29 May 2026 Dutch police and the NCSC dismantled Asocks' infrastructure (about 200 servers). The service routed customer traffic through at least 17 million compromised devices enrolled via the PROXYLIB code in LumiApps; the investigation is ongoing. Sources: techtimes.com, proxyway.com
  • PyProxy excluded — Google GTIG (29 Jan 2026) named pyproxy.com as a brand controlled by IPIDEA, whose SDKs it tied to the BadBox 2.0, Aisuru and Kimwolf botnets, and took legal action against the domains marketing IPIDEA brands. pyproxy.com was registered anew on 7 Aug 2026; the operator now named (HONGKONG LINGYUN NETWORK MDT INFOTECH LIMITED) claims a handover from the original team, which could not be verified. Sources: cloud.google.com, proxyway.com, proxyway.com, krebsonsecurity.com, rdap.verisign.com, pyproxy.com
  • PlainProxies excluded — KrebsOnSecurity (8 Jan 2026): the Kimwolf botnet installed the ByteConnect SDK, distributed by PlainProxies, on infected devices; Synthient saw credential stuffing through it and said the SDK stayed active after PlainProxies ignored outreach. CEO Friedrich Kraft lists himself as a ByteConnect co-founder. Cloudflare named 3xK Tech GmbH, PlainProxies' operator, the top HTTP DDoS source (Jul 2025). Sources: krebsonsecurity.com, plainproxies.com, docs.plainproxies.com, blog.cloudflare.com, proxyway.com, plainproxies.com
  • FineProxy excluded — Qurium Media Foundation reports (2018-2023) traced DDoS attacks on independent media, including Azerbaijani outlets (2018-2020) and Rappler (Oct 2023), to FineProxy infrastructure and documented falsified IP geolocation in RIPE records. FineProxy disputed the findings; per Qurium, its CEO offered to name the attacker if Qurium removed its articles. It did not answer CPJ's questions (Jul 2024). Sources: rappler.com, qurium.org, qurium.org, qurium.org, qurium.org, cpj.org
  • Shifter excluded — KrebsOnSecurity (28 Jul 2022) reported that Microleaves, now Shifter, long got proxies from affiliates paid to spread its software, including by secretly bundling it with other programs, and tied its first admin account to a persona who posted about building a botnet in 2011. Kaspersky flagged the software as a trojan. Proxyway (updated Feb 2026) says Shifter's current IP sourcing is undisclosed. Sources: krebsonsecurity.com, proxyway.com, malwarebytes.com
  • ProxyJet seized — proxyjet.io shows an FBI seizure notice (checked 2026-09-26): the FBI seized the domain with the DOJ and IRS-CI in a law-enforcement action against the NetNut residential proxy platform. Sources: proxyjet.io, proxyway.com, krebsonsecurity.com, krebsonsecurity.com
  • LunaProxy defunct — Google Threat Intelligence Group (29 Jan 2026) named LunaProxy among the brands controlled by the operators of IPIDEA, whose SDKs it tied to the BadBox 2.0, Aisuru and Kimwolf botnets. lunaproxy.com no longer resolves (checked 2026-09-26). Sources: cloud.google.com, proxyway.com, proxyway.com, proxyway.com
  • 922 Proxy defunct — Google Threat Intelligence Group (29 Jan 2026) named 922 Proxy among the brands controlled by the operators of IPIDEA, whose SDKs it tied to the BadBox 2.0, Aisuru and Kimwolf botnets. 922proxy.com no longer resolves (checked 2026-09-26). Sources: cloud.google.com, krebsonsecurity.com, krebsonsecurity.com, proxyway.com
  • ABCProxy defunct — Google Threat Intelligence Group (29 Jan 2026) named ABC Proxy among the brands controlled by the operators of IPIDEA, whose SDKs it tied to the BadBox 2.0, Aisuru and Kimwolf botnets. abcproxy.com is sinkholed and unreachable (checked 2026-09-26). Sources: cloud.google.com, proxyway.com, rdap.verisign.com, web.archive.org
  • GonzoProxy excluded — The live terms still name Gonzoproxy LTD at 20 Wenlock Road. Companies House lists the same named company at that address (16175655) as dissolved on 7 July 2026; the site uses inconsistent registration numbers and no current successor contracting entity was established. Excluded after three independent votes under dissolved-operator screening; this is not a finding of criminal conduct or a claim that the website is offline. Sources: gonzoproxy.com, find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk, gonzoproxy.com, gonzoproxy.com, help.gonzoproxy.com
  • ProxyCompass excluded — The former fineproxy.de storefront redirects to ProxyCompass, which describes fineproxy.de as its former name. Its archived imprint named QualityNetwork OÜ (14114977), the company linked to unresolved FineProxy abuse in Qurium’s 2018–2023 investigations. Two of three independent reviewers upheld exclusion based on this documented continuity and the existing FineProxy exclusion; the third considered present operator and attack continuity insufficiently established. This does not allege a new criminal finding against ProxyCompass. Sources: web.archive.org, fineproxy.de, proxycompass.com, ariregister.rik.ee, qurium.org, proxycompass.com, proxycompass.com, proxycompass.com, proxycompass.com, web.archive.org
  • IpnProxy excluded — The current About page names Vayth Limited as IPNProxy’s operator. Companies House company 14666611 was dissolved on 15 April 2025; the current public terms do not identify a successor operator. Excluded after three independent votes under dissolved-operator screening; the website remains live. Sources: ipnproxy.com, find-and-update.company-information.service.gov.uk, ipnproxy.com, ipnproxy.com, apps.apple.com, cubecho.com

Recent changes

  • portproof listingAdded to the directoryresearch release v6 ·
  • myprivateproxy products.isp— → [object Object]research release v5 ·
  • myprivateproxy products.datacenter.pool size text121,000 IPv4 addresses in 520 subnets (About page) → Not disclosed separately; over 1M across all products (MPP Support, 1 Oct 2026)research release v5 ·
  • myprivateproxy products.datacenter.pool size121000 → —research release v5 ·
  • myprivateproxy considerationsListed per-proxy prices count bonus proxies: MPP 2000 is shown as $1.13 but costs $1.25… → Listed per-proxy prices count bonus proxies: MPP 2000 is shown as $1.13 but costs $1.25…research release v5 ·
  • myprivateproxy highlightsPrivate proxies from $2.49/month for 1 IP; shared from $0.625/IP on the 4,000-IP plan; … → Over 1 million IPs overall, including dedicated ISP proxies, reported by MPP Support on…research release v5 ·
  • myprivateproxy pool size121,000 IPv4 in 520 subnets (About page) → Over 1 million total, including dedicated ISP (MPP Support email, 1 Oct 2026)research release v5 ·
  • myprivateproxy typesdatacenter → datacenter; ispresearch release v5 ·
  • litport products.isp.price tiers[object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [o… → [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [o…research release v3 ·
  • litport products.isp.price from text$2.79/month for a shared static ISP proxy (up to 4 users per IP); also sold at $0.39/day → $2.79/month for a shared static ISP proxy (up to 4 users per IP); also sold at $0.39/da…research release v3 ·
  • litport products.isp.entry price usd0.39 → 2.99research release v3 ·
  • litport products.datacenter.price tiers[object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [o… → [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [o…research release v3 ·
  • litport products.datacenter.price from text$0.59/month for a shared static DC proxy (up to 4 users per IP); also sold at $0.09/day → $0.59/month for a shared static DC proxy (up to 4 users per IP); also sold at $0.09/day…research release v3 ·
  • litport products.datacenter.entry price usd0.09 → 2.99research release v3 ·
  • litport products.mobile.price tiers[object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [o… → [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [o…research release v3 ·
  • litport products.mobile.price from text$49.99/month for a shared US device (up to 5 users); also $4.99/day or $24.99/week → $49.99/port for a one-month shared US/UK/IT device; $479.99 prepaid annually is about $…research release v3 ·
  • litport products.residential.price from usd1.785 → 0.8925research release v3 ·
  • litport products.residential.price tiers[object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [o… → [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [object Object]; [o…research release v3 ·
  • litport products.residential.traffic never expiresyes → —research release v3 ·
  • litport products.residential.price from text$1.785/GB: kilo pool $2.38/GB regular less 25% on the $3,999/mo Ultimate plan; PAYG $2.… → $1.19/GB kilo PAYG; $0.8925/GB calculated with the 25% discount on a $3,999/month membe…research release v3 ·
  • litport highlightsUnmetered DC proxies from $0.59/month ($0.09/day); US ISP from $2.79/month ($0.39/day);… → US datacenter and ISP rentals from daily to annual terms; $2.99 minimum order; Mobile d…research release v3 ·
  • litport considerationsNo legal entity, address or registration number is named; the terms cite California law… → Weekly and longer rentals renew until cancelled; daily purchases are one-time. Quantity…research release v3 ·
  • litport red flagsLitport does not name a legal entity. Its terms of use name only 'litport.net' as the p… → —research release v3 ·
  • litport kyc textNo ID-verification step is described; the terms state the customer is a legal business … → No mandatory ID check is described in the reviewed terms; individuals and legal entitie…research release v3 ·
  • litport payment methodscard; paypal; crypto → card; crypto; google_pay; apple_pay; alipay; otherresearch release v3 ·

Full history: /api/v1/changes · 166 records in total, including pre-launch listings.