I have read a great many proxy homepages for this series. MyPrivateProxy is the only one that mentions where its electricity comes from.

Wind energy powers the proxy servers in their Denver location, with a stated aim of reaching fully green operations.

That is an odd thing to find in this industry, and a welcome one.

Why It Is Worth Mentioning

Proxy networks are, at bottom, racks of servers running continuously. The power consumption is real and nobody talks about it.

If your organisation has environmental reporting obligations, being able to point at a supplier with a stated renewable position is worth something concrete. And if it does not, it costs you nothing.

It is also a reasonable proxy for how a company thinks. Businesses that make commitments about things nobody is checking tend to be the ones keeping commitments about things people are.

The Products

Private dedicated proxies where the address is yours alone. Shared proxies split with a limited number of others. And VPNs for device wide coverage.

Pricing runs from roughly sixty cents per address per month on the shared tier to just over a pound on private, with volume discounts as you scale. Those are among the lower per address rates in this series.

There is a public network status page and live chat support, both of which matter more than they sound. Status pages let you tell whether a problem is yours or theirs before you spend an hour debugging your own configuration.

Private Versus Shared

The same trade that runs through this whole category.

Private means nobody else can damage your address's reputation. Shared means you accept a small amount of risk in exchange for paying roughly half.

For rank tracking, general browsing and most automation, shared is fine. For anything where a flagged address costs you an account rather than a retry, buy private. The pricing here makes both affordable enough that you can mix.

A Specialist, Not a Supermarket

There is no residential pool, no mobile tier, no scraping API. The company describes itself as a private proxies specialist and the catalogue reflects that.

Narrowness is often a virtue. A provider maintaining three products tends to maintain them better than one spreading effort across ten, and datacenter proxies are what a large share of real work actually needs.

Who It Fits

MyPrivateProxy suits anyone with environmental reporting to satisfy, SEO and automation work on datacenter friendly targets, users who want private and shared at genuinely low per address rates, and people who value a status page and live support.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

If your target rejects datacenter ranges, you need residential or ISP addresses and this does not sell them.

Large scale rotating collection is not this shape of product either. You are buying a fixed set of addresses, not a pool.

Final Verdict

MyPrivateProxy is a long standing specialist with low prices and a position nobody else in this series has taken.

Private and shared datacenter addresses, VPNs alongside, a public status page, live chat, and wind powered infrastructure that the company chose to tell you about.

If datacenter addresses work for your target, the per address pricing here is hard to beat. Start shared, upgrade to private only if something breaks, and confirm what you get with our proxy checker.