StableProxy starts at eight cents per address for shared datacenter proxies, which is the lowest entry point I have come across writing this series.

It also publishes a tariff calculator, which is the right thing to put in front of a price list.

Why a Calculator Belongs Before the Pricing

Most people buying proxies for the first time guess. They pick a plan that feels about right, discover three days in that the job needs four times the capacity, and have an awkward conversation with whoever approves spending.

A calculator turns that guess into arithmetic. Describe the work, get a number, buy the right thing.

It also protects the provider, since selling somebody capacity that cannot do the job creates a refund request. Their incentive is aligned with yours.

A Full Ladder at Honest Prices

Shared datacenter at eight cents an address. Private datacenter at around ninety cents. Rotating residential at around sixty cents a gigabyte. Static residential at a couple of dollars per address. Mobile above that.

That ordering reflects genuine cost rather than arbitrary tiering, which is a good sign.

The sensible approach with a ladder like this is to start at the bottom. Try shared datacenter. If requests succeed, stop, because you have found the cheapest thing that works. Escalate only when a target refuses you.

Most people skip straight to residential because it is the term they have heard of, and pay several times over for targets that would have accepted a cheap address without complaint.

Free Proxy Servers Alongside

There is a free proxy section, which is the right way to let people find out whether any of this solves their problem.

We publish a free list ourselves, so the reasoning is familiar. Free addresses are fine for testing your configuration, learning how this works and casual unblocking. They are not fine for anything sensitive, because you have no idea who operates them.

Used as intended, free addresses answer the question before you spend anything. Our guide on using a free proxy list safely covers the boundary.

Instant Activation and Local Support

Addresses are issued immediately, with support in the company's own language and time zone.

The company is Ukrainian, and says so plainly. For anyone whose work touches the region, that local presence tends to come with genuine address depth rather than a dropdown entry.

Who It Fits

StableProxy suits cost sensitive work that needs an escalation path, anyone unsure how much capacity they need, users wanting to test free before buying, and projects touching Ukraine and neighbouring markets.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

Large scale collection across many countries will want a provider with a deeper global pool.

Enterprise buyers wanting formal SLAs and named account management should look at the larger platforms.

Final Verdict

StableProxy is a well priced provider with a sensible ladder and the tools to climb it deliberately.

Five tiers from eight cent shared datacenter up to mobile, a tariff calculator before the pricing, free addresses to test with, instant activation and local support.

Use the calculator, test on free addresses, then buy the cheapest tier that works. That sequence saves more than any discount code.