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ipvolt Pre-launch

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Starting price: $3.50/GB announced launch traffic price; proxy type not specified
Locations: Germany, USA, Netherlands, Brazil, Portugal pages; availability not confirmed
Geo-targeting: Not published; only a dashboard mockup shows country-level selection
Pricing: Per-GB traffic pricing announced for launch; billing model (plan or pay-as-you-go), tiers and which proxy type the $3.50/GB floor covers are not stated. Service not open yet.
Trial & refunds: First 500 waitlist signups promised 5 GB free at launch, no card and no expiry. No refund policy published.
Payment: Visa, Mastercard; crypto: BTC, ETH, USDT, SOL, NEAR (announced for launch)

Highlights

Four announced proxy types: residential, datacenter, ISP (static residential) and mobile
Announced launch price from $3.50/GB; card and five cryptocurrencies listed
First 500 waitlist signups promised 5 GB free at launch, no card and no expiry
Free MIT-licensed tools: Proxy Toolkit MCP server and scrapescope bandwidth meter
Guides for curl, Python, Node.js and Playwright; landing page in English, Spanish, Russian, Chinese

Good to know

Service not open as of 2026-09-25; proxy types, price and payment methods are pre-launch announcements, not tested.
No company name, terms of service or refund policy published yet.
No pool size or per-type price table; the site says country and carrier availability is not confirmed.

As advertised by ipvolt, checked September 2026. Prices and pool sizes change often — confirm on the provider's site before buying.

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WPS Staff Staff

2 hours ago · Original post

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ipvolt is a proxy service in pre-launch as of late September 2026, collecting an email waitlist and promising access in small batches from early October. It announces residential, datacenter, ISP and mobile proxies, traffic from $3.50/GB, and card or crypto payment. For now it publishes free open-source tools (Proxy Toolkit MCP, scrapescope) and provider-neutral proxy setup guides.

Pricing details

Traffic from $3.50/GB at launch (announced; proxy type not specified, no tiers listed)
Launch offer: 5 GB free for the first 500 waitlist signups, no card required, no expiry
Joining the waitlist is free and needs only an email address
Free tools (Proxy Toolkit MCP, scrapescope): no charge, no account or API key needed
No per-type or volume price table published before launch

Trial & refunds

The first 500 people to join the email waitlist are promised 5 GB of free traffic at launch, with no card required and no expiry; the homepage counter showed 331 of 500 spots claimed on 2026-09-25. The site publishes no refund policy or terms of service (/terms and /refund return 404).

Prices as advertised on ipvolt's website, checked September 25, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.

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