Here is something you get used to in this industry without ever agreeing to it: you do not get to choose your IPs.

You pick a country, you pay, and the provider deals you a hand. If two of them are already burned on your target, that is your problem.

Anonymous Proxies lets you select individual IPs, and once you have worked that way it is hard to go back.

The Full Range, Not a Slice

The catalogue covers most of what anyone needs:

  • Datacenter for fast, high volume work
  • ISP proxies, real ISP assigned addresses at datacenter speed, which is the best of both worlds when you can get it
  • Residential for targets that check properly
  • Backconnect, a rotating pool that switches automatically

Both HTTP and SOCKS5 are supported throughout, across more than 100 locations.

The ISP tier deserves a mention of its own. Those IPs are registered to consumer internet providers but hosted on real infrastructure, so they look residential and behave like datacenter. For account work, that combination is genuinely valuable.

Why Individual Selection Matters

Imagine you are running six accounts and you want six IPs on six different subnets in three cities.

With most providers, you buy six and hope. With individual selection, you build exactly that.

It also means you can avoid subnets you have already burned, keep related work on unrelated addresses, and replace one bad IP without re-rolling the whole set.

Small feature. Large effect on how much time you spend firefighting.

Instant Activation and Published Uptime

Proxies are usually bought at the worst possible moment, halfway through something that has already broken. Instant activation means you are working in minutes rather than waiting on a manual provisioning queue.

They publish a 99.9% uptime figure, and they compete openly on price, with entry pricing starting low enough to test without a conversation about budget.

One Provider, Both Jobs

The quiet benefit of a catalogue this wide is that you stop juggling vendors.

Most projects drift. You start with datacenter IPs for rank checks, then a target tightens up and you need residential, then somebody asks for a stable address for a login. On a narrow provider that is three signups, three dashboards and three invoices.

Here it is one account and one set of credentials, which matters more at month six than it does on day one.

Who It Fits

  • Account managers who need controlled, deliberate IP spread
  • Anyone who wants ISP quality without enterprise pricing
  • People who mix protocols and want one provider for both
  • Users who have been burned by random IP allocation before

Who Might Look Elsewhere

If you want the absolute largest residential pool for brute force scraping, the big specialists still win on raw depth.

And if you never look at which IPs you were given, individual selection is a feature you will pay a little attention to and then ignore. Nothing wrong with that, it just means the main reason to come here does not apply to you.

Final Verdict

Anonymous Proxies is a well stocked, fairly priced provider with one standout feature that solves a real and under discussed problem.

Being able to choose your own addresses turns proxy management from a lottery into a decision. Combine that with ISP tier IPs, SOCKS5 support and instant activation, and you have a provider that respects the fact that you know what you are doing.

Pick a few IPs, run them through our proxy checker, and confirm they present the way you expect before you build anything on top of them. Our free proxy list is there if you want to sanity check your setup first.