Two details set ProxyFish apart from most of this list, and neither is a pool size.

It states that it keeps no user logs. And it still supports SOCKS4 alongside the modern protocols.

Why a No Logs Claim Is Worth Noticing

Here is the uncomfortable truth about any proxy. Whoever runs it sits between you and the internet, and can in principle see a great deal.

Most providers never mention this. A few state a logging policy, and stating one at least means they have thought about it and can be held to it.

It is not a guarantee, because you cannot audit a claim like this from outside, and it should never be your only protection. But a provider that raises the subject deliberately is in a small minority, and the alternative is a provider hoping you never ask.

SOCKS4 Still Works Here

SOCKS4 is old. Most providers dropped it years ago in favour of SOCKS5, which is better in every measurable way.

The reason it still matters is legacy software. There is a long tail of automation tools, scripts and applications that only speak SOCKS4, usually because nobody has touched them in a decade and they still work perfectly otherwise.

If you are running one of those, dropping SOCKS4 support means your proxy provider becomes the reason you have to rewrite something. Keeping it costs the provider almost nothing and occasionally saves a customer a great deal.

If you are unsure which your tool speaks, SOCKS5 vs HTTP proxies covers the differences in plain language.

Three Product Types

Datacenter for speed, residential for targets that check, and ISP for residential credibility at datacenter performance.

Servers are quoted at gigabit speeds with high anonymity, automatic rotation is available, and authentication works either by IP whitelist or credentials.

Pricing sits in the low single digits per address with meaningful discounts once you are buying in bulk. Delivery is instant and support typically responds within a day.

Six Years of Trading

The company has been selling proxies for over six years, which in this industry is a reasonable innings.

Providers vanish constantly here. A company still operating after six years has survived several waves of cheaper competitors and at least one major shift in how sites detect proxies.

Customer feedback is mixed, as it is for nearly every provider at this price point. Some report excellent service, others report connectivity problems. That variance is normal and it is exactly why you test before committing.

Who It Fits

ProxyFish suits anyone running legacy tooling that needs SOCKS4, users who care that a logging policy exists, buyers wanting datacenter, residential and ISP from one account, and bulk purchasers who will reach the volume discounts.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

There is no dedicated mobile carrier tier, so if 4G addresses are what your target demands, look at a mobile specialist.

Given mixed feedback on connectivity, buy small and test before scaling. That advice applies everywhere but especially here.

Final Verdict

ProxyFish is an established provider with two genuinely uncommon features and fair pricing.

A stated no logs policy, SOCKS4 alongside SOCKS5 and HTTP, three product tiers, gigabit infrastructure, instant delivery and bulk discounts.

Buy a small batch first and measure the connection quality yourself with our proxy checker before committing to a larger order.