If your proxy work happens in a browser rather than a script, there is a specific tedium you will recognise.

Open settings. Change the address. Apply. Reload. Discover it did not take. Repeat.

IPBurger ships a browser extension that lets you switch addresses without leaving the page, and for a whole category of work that is the difference between pleasant and miserable.

Four Products, Clearly Separated

Rotating residential draws from a pool of over 100 million addresses, for collecting public data at volume. Static ISP proxies are residential addresses on real ISP registrations, giving datacenter speed with residential trust. Private dedicated IPs are exclusive and never shared. Mobile covers 4G and 5G carrier addresses for the hardest targets.

Protocol support covers HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with a quoted success rate of 99.95% and pricing published per month across the range.

Never Shared Means Never Shared

The private dedicated tier is worth dwelling on because the word dedicated gets abused.

Plenty of providers sell dedicated addresses that are dedicated for the duration of your rental and then handed to somebody else. You inherit whatever the last tenant did, and you have no way of knowing what that was.

An exclusive address whose history is entirely your own removes the single biggest source of unexplained failures. When something stops working, you know why, because you were the only one there.

The Success Rate Figure

IPBurger quotes 99.95% success, not uptime, and as I keep saying in this series, those measure very different things.

Uptime tells you the service was running. Success rate tells you your requests worked. The second is the number that governs whether your job finishes, and quoting it means accepting responsibility for the part you actually experience.

Treat any published figure as a hypothesis and measure your own. Our guide to checking a proxy covers how to tell a dead address apart from a live one your target refused, which look identical in logs and need opposite fixes.

Built for Developers Too

Despite the browser extension, this is not a browser only product. There is an API, session control, sticky sessions, concurrency handling and geo targeting, so scripted use is properly supported.

Having both means one account covers the person clicking and the pipeline running overnight, which is usually the same team.

Who It Fits

IPBurger suits anyone doing proxy work by hand in a browser, users who need genuinely exclusive addresses, teams mixing manual and automated work, and projects that need to move between residential, ISP and mobile without switching vendor.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

The premium positioning shows in the pricing. Bulk collectors optimising purely for the lowest per gigabyte rate will find cheaper.

If you never open a browser and only run scripts, the extension is a feature you are not using.

Final Verdict

IPBurger is a polished, complete provider that has thought about the person as well as the pipeline.

Four clearly separated tiers, genuinely exclusive dedicated addresses, a published success rate rather than an uptime figure, full API support, and a browser extension that removes a real daily annoyance.

If you do any of your proxy work by hand, install the extension first and see how much friction disappears. Then verify what you are getting with our proxy checker.