Most proxy providers open with a number. Pool size, uptime, countries, something with a lot of zeros behind it.

711Proxy leads with two hundred countries, and that one is worth pausing on, because country coverage is the claim that actually changes what you can do on a given Tuesday afternoon.

I went in expecting the usual. What I found was a provider that has quietly built out most of the things you end up needing six months into a project.

What 711Proxy Actually Sells

It is a residential proxy provider first. Everything else orbits that.

Their own material puts the residential pool above 100 million IPs, spread across those 200 countries, with two ways to buy them:

  • Rotating residential, priced per GB, for scraping and anything high volume
  • Static residential and ISP, priced per IP, for accounts and long sessions

They also carry mobile 4G and 5G IPs and a datacenter tier, so the shape of the catalogue is closer to a full toolbox than a single product with a coat of paint on it.

If the rotating versus static distinction is fuzzy for you, we broke it down in residential vs datacenter proxies. It is the single decision that saves people the most money.

The Pricing Is Legible

This is a low bar and half the industry still trips over it.

711Proxy publishes per GB rates for the rotating pool and per IP rates for the static side, right on the pricing page, without a form in the way. There is an unlimited option too if your usage is heavy enough that per GB stops making sense.

You can read the page and know roughly what a month costs. That sounds small. Try it on five other providers and you will appreciate it.

Where It Earns Its Keep

Country level targeting

Two hundred countries means the long tail is covered. If your work touches markets that usually get a shrug from providers, this is the practical reason to look here rather than at a bigger name with a thinner map.

Sticky sessions

You can hold an IP for the length of a session instead of getting thrown a new one mid task. Anyone who has had a login flow break halfway through knows why this matters.

SOCKS5 and HTTP both supported

Standard, but not universal. If you are unsure which one your tool wants, SOCKS5 vs HTTP proxies covers it in plain language.

API access and a real dashboard

You can pull IP lists programmatically rather than copying them by hand. Once you are running anything on a schedule, this stops being a nice extra and becomes the whole point.

Who It Fits

711Proxy makes sense if you are:

  • Scraping across many countries, not just the usual five
  • Managing accounts that need the same IP for days at a time
  • Running price or ad checks that are location specific
  • Building something that needs both rotating and static without two invoices

Who Might Look Elsewhere

You may want a different provider if you need heavyweight enterprise features like a dedicated account manager and custom compliance paperwork, or if your entire workload is one country and one protocol. In that narrow case you can usually find a cheaper specialist.

That is a fit question, not a quality problem.

Final Verdict

711Proxy is a strong, well rounded residential provider that does not make you fight the pricing page to find out what you are buying.

The coverage is the headline, and unusually, the headline is the actual reason to use it. Add clear per GB and per IP pricing, working sticky sessions and a proper API, and you have a service that scales with a project instead of getting abandoned at month three.

Start small, point it at your hardest target, and see how the IPs hold up. Before you commit to a plan, run a couple through our proxy checker so you are judging the connection rather than the marketing.