KeyProxy is a Ukraine-focused mobile proxy seller that says it has operated since 2017. It rents its own Kyiv ports on Vodafone and Kyivstar by the week or month, plus a MultiPort product that gives a new IP per request, and resells partner-supplied mobile ports in Lviv and 35 other countries, calling itself a broker and marketplace. Checkout accepts cryptocurrency only.
Pricing details
- Private port in Kyiv (Vodafone or Kyivstar): $10 for 7 days or $28 for 31 days, unlimited traffic, 3-20 Mbit/s
- Lviv (Vodafone, partner-supplied, marked 'no power outages'): $13 for 7 days or $36 for 31 days
- MultiPort (Kyiv, Kyivstar, new IP per request, HTTP(S) only): $0.41 per thread per week or $1.10 per thread per month, 100-600 threads ($41/week or $110/month at 100 threads, $660/month at 600)
- Partner ports in 35 other countries: $22-64 for 7 days (from $22 in Bulgaria, Thailand and Vietnam) and $44-157 for 30-31 days (top: Edmonton Bell and Houston Verizon); 24 of the 71 carrier/city listings outside Ukraine are sold monthly only
- Some partner locations add limits: Frankfurt Vodafone has a 600 GB traffic cap, Pune Jio a 150 GB cap, and both India Jio listings are marked 'refunds are not provided'
- The public price calculator applies no quantity discount (10 Kyiv ports cost $280/month); promo codes and a 10% referral discount exist
Trial & refunds
The FAQ offers 24 hours of free testing after registration (the price calculator treats a 1-day order as a free test). The homepage and FAQ promise a money-back guarantee 'for any reason' / 'no questions asked' via a support request, with no time window stated. The public offer, however, says the customer cannot unilaterally withdraw once payment is credited and that the contractor keeps prepaid fees if it terminates early, and some partner locations are listed as non-refundable.
Prices as advertised on KeyProxy's website, checked October 26, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.