Proxying does two unusual things, and both are worth more than the pool size.

It supports UDP alongside HTTP and SOCKS5. And it names the carrier behind its ISP addresses rather than leaving you to guess.

Why Naming the Carrier Is the Stronger Signal

Every IP address carries a paper trail. Anyone checking can look up which organisation it is registered to, in a millisecond.

If it resolves to a hosting company, the site knows exactly what it is looking at. If it resolves to a major national broadband provider, the site sees something indistinguishable from a household.

Naming a specific well known US carrier is the provider showing you the evidence rather than asking you to trust the claim. Almost nobody in this series does that, and the ones who do tend to be confident for a reason.

UDP Support

Nearly every proxy speaks TCP only, which covers browsing, APIs and scraping.

UDP is what real time applications use: voice, video, games, and certain kinds of network tooling. Point a TCP only proxy at something that needs UDP and it does not degrade gracefully, it simply fails.

Offering UDP means building separate infrastructure for it, which is why so few bother. If your work touches anything real time, this narrows your options to a handful of providers and this is one of them.

Ethically Sourced, Stated Upfront

The residential pool is described as ethically sourced, and the heading on the site says so before it mentions anything else.

Beyond the moral question, consent based pools are simply more stable. Devices stay online because their owners chose to participate, rather than dropping off as people discover and remove something they never agreed to.

Ethics and reliability point the same way here, which makes it an easy argument to win internally.

Three Products, Sensibly Priced

Rotating residential from a pool above 10 million addresses, priced per gigabyte. Static ISP addresses priced per address. Dedicated datacenter for private fast addresses.

Ten million is modest, and worth being straight about. A smaller well maintained pool routinely beats a huge neglected one on success rate, but if raw address variety is your binding constraint, check that number against your needs.

Pricing is pay as you go with no commitment, and there is free starter traffic available through their community channels.

Who It Fits

Proxying suits anyone who needs UDP, work where the registering carrier matters, teams who have to answer sourcing questions, and users who want residential, ISP and datacenter from one account without a subscription.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

Very large scale collection will want a deeper residential pool than 10 million addresses.

There is no dedicated mobile carrier tier, so if 4G addresses are specifically required, look at a mobile specialist.

Final Verdict

Proxying covers two gaps most of this market ignores entirely.

UDP alongside both standard protocols, ISP addresses on a named major carrier, ethical sourcing stated plainly, three clear products and pay as you go pricing.

Claim the free starter traffic, test against your real target, and check the ISP addresses resolve to the carrier they should. Our proxy checker will confirm they are alive before you judge the results.