ProxyRed sells residential proxies by traffic (30-day plans from $3.50 to $1.70 per GB) and by thread count on daily or 30-day unlimited plans, plus an experimental Russian mobile proxy at $8 per rotating port per 30 days. The site names no legal entity; contact runs through a Telegram handle, Discord and email. Payment is crypto-only via Cryptomus and is non-refundable.
Pricing details
- Residential traffic plans (30-day validity): 10 GB $35, 25 GB $80, 50 GB $145, 100 GB $260, 300 GB $690, 500 GB $1,000, 1 TB $1,700
- Unlimited residential (thread-based, unmetered traffic): Starter 100 threads $39/day; Pro 500 threads $119/day or $999 per 30 days; Scale 1,000 threads $199/day or $1,599 per 30 days; custom plans on request
- Packages include up to 500 ports by default, depending on GEO; billing runs from activation with no pausing
- Mobile (experimental): $8 per Russian mobile IP for 30 days (1-50 IPs), HTTPS only, rotation every 2 minutes, up to 50 connections at up to 5 MB/s; $3 two-hour test
- Custom B2B pools with custom GEO on request; funds added to the balance ($3 minimum) stay until spent
- SMTP is not supported
Trial & refunds
There is no free trial. The $3 minimum top-up is credited to the balance and can pay for a proxy test, limited to one per test type per user; the mobile product has a $3 two-hour test of one Russian IP. The terms state that all payments are final and non-refundable, with no pausing and no credit for unused periods.
Prices as advertised on ProxyRed's website, checked September 27, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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