B2Proxy is a proxy brand of Hong Kong's Cloud Guide Network Technology Co., Limited, which also runs IPPeak on a near-identical site. It sells non-expiring rotating residential traffic, unmetered residential plans priced by bandwidth and time, and static residential (ISP) IPs by region. It claims 80M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries and does not describe how they are sourced.
Pricing details
- Residential Standard (never expires): 5 GB $15 ($3/GB), 50 GB $65 ($1.30), 100 GB $100 ($1.00), 400 GB $360 ($0.90); cards show reference prices of $6, $2.60, $2.00 and $1.80/GB
- Residential Premium (reseller/CDKey, never expires): 1,000 GB $800 ($0.80/GB), 3,000 GB $2,250 ($0.75), 5,000 GB $3,500 ($0.70); reference $1.60-$1.40/GB; 5 TB+ custom
- New users: one-time first order of 5 GB for $8; the pricing page source still says 'starting at $0.5/GB', which matches no listed plan
- Unmetered residential at 200 Mbps: 1 day $245, 1 week $690, 15 days $1,300, 1 month $2,000; 300-1,000 Mbps from $270/day to $4,800/month (reference prices 25% higher)
- Static residential by region, per IP: 30 days $5 (all broadcast IPs and all US native), $8-$12 native elsewhere, $16 'Clean HK'; 90 days $14 (US native, Mexico City) to $31, offered in 11 countries
- Static by specific IP (76 South Korean IPs): $4.99 for 7 days, $19.99 for 30 days; the '$0.12/IP/day' headline matches no listed price
- PayPal payments only through online support
Trial & refunds
B2Proxy's FAQ says it does not offer trials. New accounts can make a one-time first purchase of 5 GB of residential traffic for $8. The refund policy (updated 26 March 2026) says no refunds are issued once an order is completed or proxies are used, and it lists exclusions such as expired rentals, speed issues and software incompatibility.
Prices as advertised on B2Proxy's website, checked September 27, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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