Squid Proxies is a long-running seller of dedicated datacenter proxies, billed per IP each month. In 2025 it added rotating residential proxies billed by bandwidth. It says it runs its own datacenter network across 50+ cities and serves over 8,000 clients. Plans run month to month and carry a one-time 7-day money-back guarantee.
Pricing details
- Dedicated datacenter, per month: 10 IPs $15 ($1.50/IP), 25 $30 ($1.20), 50 $55 ($1.10), 100 $100 ($1.00), 250 $225 ($0.90), 500 $400 ($0.80), 1,000 $700 ($0.70), 2,500 $1,500 ($0.60), 5,000 $2,500 ($0.50)
- Rotating residential, per month: 1 port with 10 GB $15 ($1.50/GB), 3 ports with 30 GB $40 ($1.33/GB), 10 ports with 120 GB $120 ($1.00/GB), 25 ports with 400 GB $300 ($0.75/GB), 50 ports with 800 GB $500 ($0.625/GB), 100 ports with 2,000 GB $1,000 ($0.50/GB)
- Custom quotes for high-volume use, advertised as saving 25% or more
- Prices are set in USD; the site can display them in 22 other currencies
Trial & refunds
Squid Proxies says it gives a limited free trial to qualified business customers who contact sales; there is no self-serve trial. The terms give a one-time, per-customer 7-day money-back guarantee on the first purchase, claimed by ticket, and state that crypto payments are also refundable. Renewals cannot be refunded.
Prices as advertised on Squid Proxies's website, checked September 26, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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