Space Proxy sells individual IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, and organises its whole site around what people do with them rather than what they are.

Guidance Written for Named Things

The navigation lists specific social platforms, specific online games and specific automation tools, each with its own page.

That granularity is more useful than generic documentation, because different applications genuinely need different configurations.

Social platforms care intensely about whether an address stays put. Games often route traffic in ways a browser does not, and can behave unpredictably when latency changes. Automation software frequently expects credentials in a particular shape and fails obscurely when it does not get them.

A provider that has written a page for the exact thing you are using has already absorbed that discovery. It is worth more than another million addresses in a pool.

The usual caveat applies to the gaming pages: routing game traffic often breaches a game's terms of service even where it breaks no law. Our piece on proxies and ping covers when it helps and when it makes things worse.

Real Depth in CIS Markets

The named countries cover the United States, Germany and Canada, and then Russia, Ukraine, Belarus and Kazakhstan.

That second group is where this provider earns its place. Western companies routinely cover those markets with one thin entry or skip them entirely, and you discover the gap mid project.

A provider naming them individually generally has capacity there rather than a dropdown, and if your work touches the region in any detail, that depth is the reason to look here.

Individual Addresses

Everything is sold as individual rather than pooled, meaning an address is not simultaneously being used by somebody else.

That matters because on a shared address, another customer's behaviour becomes your unexplained failure. They hammer a target, it gets flagged, and your requests start failing for reasons invisible to you.

Exclusive ownership means the history is yours. When it works you know why, and when it stops you know what changed.

IPv6 Worth Testing First

Both address families are available, and IPv6 is dramatically cheaper because those addresses are not scarce.

The only real question is compatibility. Your target either speaks IPv6 or it does not, and a substantial part of the web still does not. Five minutes of testing tells you which, and if it passes, your costs drop sharply.

HTTPS and SOCKS5 are supported throughout, with round the clock support and API access.

Who It Fits

Space Proxy suits work touching Russian speaking markets, anyone using a specific named platform or tool, users who want exclusive addresses rather than pool access, and people whose targets support IPv6.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

Large scale rotating residential collection is not the shape of this product. A per gigabyte pool specialist will be deeper and cheaper.

The site is primarily in Russian. If you want English first support at all hours, factor that in.

Final Verdict

Space Proxy is a regional specialist with documentation at a level of detail most providers never attempt.

Individual IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, both protocols, genuine CIS coverage, round the clock support and setup pages written for named platforms, games and tools.

Find the page for whatever you are actually running and start from their configuration. Then confirm the address behaves with our proxy checker.