Proxyline is a datacenter proxy shop, operating since 2017, that rents dedicated IPv4, shared IPv4 and IPv6 proxies per IP for 5 to 360 days through a storefront in 23 languages. It does not name a legal entity. KrebsOnSecurity (2024) tied most of its address space to Stark Industries, later EU-sanctioned, and Recorded Future (2025) listed it among proxy services used by Lumma infostealer affiliates.
Pricing details
- Dedicated IPv4 per IP: 1-20 IPs $0.96 (5 days), $1.77 (30 days), $5.31 (90 days), $21.24 (360 days)
- Dedicated IPv4 at 21-40 IPs $1.74, 41-89 IPs $1.56, 90-1,000 IPs $1.50 per 30 days ($18.00 per 360 days at 90+)
- Shared IPv4 (up to 3 users), any quantity: $0.67 (5 days), $0.99 (30 days), $2.97 (90 days), $11.88 (360 days)
- IPv6 per IP: 1-99 IPs $0.10 (5 days), $0.51 (30 days), $1.53 (90 days), $6.12 (360 days); 100+ IPs $0.48 (30 days), $5.76 (360 days); 200+ IPs $0.09 (5 days)
- MTProto (Telegram) proxies priced the same as dedicated IPv4
- Site banners show promo codes (SANTA, -10% labelled a December campaign; LUCKY); list prices above exclude them
Trial & refunds
Proxyline does not offer test proxies before purchase. Its FAQ says customers can pay, test, and request a refund or address change by ticket within 48 hours if the proxies do not suit them.
Prices as advertised on Proxyline's website, checked September 26, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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