Proxy4u sells residential, mobile and datacenter proxies as pay-as-you-go traffic that never expires, with lower per-GB rates at 100 GB and 500 GB. Its domain dates from October 2024; the site names no legal entity and lists only a Wan Chai, Hong Kong address. Its terms say some services are resold, and its blocked-site list and API match DataImpulse's reseller platform.
Pricing details
- Residential: $0.99/GB for 10-99 GB (minimum $9.90), $0.85/GB for 100-499 GB (from $85), $0.60/GB for 500 GB+ (from $300)
- Mobile: $1.99/GB for 5-99 GB (minimum $9.95), $1.70/GB for 100-499 GB (from $170), $1.20/GB for 500 GB+ (from $600); the API docs give the first tier as $1.98/GB
- Datacenter: $0.49/GB for 10-99 GB (minimum $4.90), $0.42/GB for 100-499 GB (from $42), $0.30/GB for 500 GB+ (from $150); advertised in 90+ countries
- All traffic is pay-as-you-go with no expiry and no subscription; custom pricing for 1 TB+ per month
- Payment via Stripe (Visa, Mastercard, PayPal, Apple Pay) or crypto via OxaPay; the terms put payment-processing fees on the customer
Trial & refunds
Every product page advertises a free trial ('Test it for free'), but the amount and conditions are not published. The terms offer a 7-day refund only on a first-time purchase of an 'Intro' plan, which does not appear on the current price list; crypto payments are final, and a request may be denied if less than 20% of the traffic remains. The homepage FAQ separately says unused proxies can be refunded, with no time limit stated.
Prices as advertised on Proxy4u's website, checked September 27, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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