Live Proxies is operated by Live Proxies Inc. of Studio City, California, and says it was founded in 2020 to serve sneaker-bot users. It sells rotating residential and mobile proxies as fixed-term B2C packages, each with a privately allocated set of IPs, and a separate B2B service that sells residential traffic by the terabyte.
Pricing details
- B2B residential (indicative list prices): $2.00/GB at 1 TB ($2,000/mo), $1.75 at 2 TB ($3,500), $1.50 at 3 TB ($4,500), $1.25 at 5 TB ($6,250), $1.00 at 10 TB ($10,000), $0.80 at 25 TB (the page shows $25,000/mo, which doesn't match; product pages say 'as low as $1.00/GB'); custom plans need a $2,000/month minimum
- B2C rotating residential, random location: $45 for 4 GB/30 days (200 IPs) up to $515 for 100 GB/90 days (500 IPs); lowest rate $4.90/GB on $490 for 100 GB/60 days
- B2C rotating residential, single country: $70 for 4 GB/30 days (200 IPs) up to $530 for 50 GB/90 days (500 IPs); Canada adds $700 for 100 GB/60 days
- B2C unmetered residential, 30 days: $90/$140/$220 for 25/50/100 IPs (random location) or $130/$205/$330 (single country)
- B2C rotating mobile (US, CA or UK): $70 for 4 GB/30 days (50 IPs) or $120 for 8 GB/45 days (100 IPs); random-location mobile from $55 is sold out
- Static residential: listed at $65 (4 GB/30 days) and $150 unmetered (25 IPs), but marked 'Permanently Unavailable' and sold out on B2C
Trial & refunds
Individual (B2C) buyers get no trial; the site suggests buying the smallest plan instead. Enterprise (custom-plan) clients can get a free trial after an initial agreement. The refund policy says all sales are final, except an unused product bought by mistake and reported within 3 days; provider-side technical faults are normally compensated with free data or an extension.
Prices as advertised on Live Proxies's website, checked September 27, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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