Proxy companies use the words secure, ethical and compliant constantly. Almost none of them have been audited by anybody.

Infatica holds four ISO certifications, which means independent auditors have examined the infrastructure and the processes behind it and signed something.

That is a meaningfully different claim from a paragraph on an about page.

Why Certification Actually Changes Things

Two reasons, one obvious and one less so.

The obvious one is procurement. If you work anywhere with a security review, being able to hand over certification documents turns a three week conversation into a form. Plenty of proxy purchases die in exactly that conversation.

The less obvious one is that certification requires documented processes, and documented processes are what stop a company doing the sloppy things that degrade a pool. How addresses enter the network, how incidents are handled, how data is retained. Certification is evidence that somebody has had to write these down and be checked on them.

The Network

Over 45 million ethically sourced addresses across more than 195 countries, with a quoted success rate of 99.9%.

Residential starts around thirty cents a gigabyte. There are ISP addresses priced per IP, datacenter, mobile, and scraping APIs on top for people who want pages rather than addresses.

Pay as you go pricing and a free trial mean you can evaluate without committing to anything.

Premium IPv6 Residential Is Genuinely Rare

This deserves its own mention because almost nobody offers it.

Most IPv6 proxies you find are datacenter addresses. IPv6 residential is a different product: real consumer connections on the newer protocol.

Where a target supports IPv6, the address space is so enormous that exhausting it or blocking it wholesale is impractical. Combine that with residential origin and you get something quite hard to filter. The catch, as always, is that your target has to speak IPv6, and many still do not. But where it works, it works very well.

Scraping APIs on Top

Alongside the proxies sit scraping APIs with CAPTCHA handling and browser rendering.

The value there is the same as everywhere else in this series: raw proxies fix your address and nothing else. Rendering, challenges and fingerprinting are separate problems, and buying them solved is often cheaper than maintaining the code that solves them. Our scraping guide covers what that maintenance involves.

Who It Fits

Infatica suits organisations with security review requirements, teams who need documented sourcing for compliance reasons, anyone wanting IPv6 residential addresses, and users who want proxies and scraping APIs from one certified supplier.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

Certification and auditing cost money, and that shows up in pricing. If your only criterion is the cheapest possible gigabyte, you can beat this.

Casual users with no compliance obligations will also be paying for assurances they will never need to produce.

Final Verdict

Infatica is the provider to reach for when somebody is going to ask you questions about your data collection.

Four ISO certifications, 45 million ethically sourced addresses across 195 plus countries, IPv6 residential that almost nobody else sells, scraping APIs on top and a trial to verify it all.

If you have ever had a proxy purchase blocked by a security review, this is the one that survives it. Take the trial, run your real workload, and check the addresses with our proxy checker.