Trusted Proxies sells three things plus a browser extension, and each solves a distinct annoyance.

Rotating Servers With No Lists to Manage

Their own description is scraping without needing to manage proxy lists, and anyone who has managed one knows why that matters.

The usual routine: you download a set of addresses, some are dead on arrival, others die mid job, and your code needs to detect failures, retire bad entries, retry elsewhere and refresh the list periodically.

That is real engineering effort with nothing to do with whatever you were building. A rotating gateway moves all of it to the provider. You send every request to one endpoint and the network picks an exit.

For anyone who has written list management code, this is a category of work disappearing rather than a feature being added.

Fixed Cost Shared Across 80 Countries

The shared datacenter tier is priced at a fixed cost with static addresses across more than 80 countries.

Fixed cost is the useful part. With per gigabyte pricing your bill moves with your usage and you cannot forecast it. A fixed monthly figure means you know the number in advance, which matters when somebody has to approve it.

Eighty countries on static shared addresses is also broader than most datacenter offerings manage, since datacenter presence usually concentrates in a handful of hosting hubs.

Dedicated With Unlimited Global Bandwidth

The dedicated tier gives exclusive static addresses with no transfer cap.

Unlimited is credible on datacenter for a structural reason: the provider owns the servers and the pipe, so pushing more data through an address they already pay for costs them almost nothing.

Exclusive means the address's reputation is entirely your doing. Nobody else can flag it, and nothing arrives carrying a previous tenant's history.

The GeoSet Extension

A Chrome extension for one click proxy switching sits alongside the products.

If your work happens in a browser rather than a script, this removes a genuine daily annoyance. Open settings, change the address, apply, reload, discover it did not take, repeat. An extension turns that into a click.

Small feature, disproportionate effect on how pleasant the work is.

Enterprise Framing, Read Carefully

The positioning here is enterprise scraping without blocks, and that phrase deserves a moment of scepticism wherever you see it.

No provider can guarantee you will not be blocked. Blocking is a decision the target makes, based on your address, your headers, your timing and your behaviour. A proxy improves the first of those and nothing else.

What a good provider actually sells is a better starting position: clean addresses, sensible rotation and infrastructure that does not fall over. The rest is still your job, and our scraping guide covers what that involves.

Who It Fits

Trusted Proxies suits teams who would rather delete their proxy list management code, anyone wanting a fixed predictable monthly bill, work spanning many countries on static addresses, and people doing proxy work by hand in a browser.

Who Might Look Elsewhere

These are datacenter addresses. If your target rejects datacenter ranges, you need residential or ISP from a specialist.

There is no dedicated mobile carrier tier for the hardest targets.

Final Verdict

Trusted Proxies is a practical, well structured provider aimed at people running this at scale.

A rotating gateway that removes list management, fixed cost shared addresses across 80 plus countries, dedicated addresses with unlimited bandwidth, a Chrome extension for manual work and a free trial.

If your codebase contains functions for pruning dead proxies, start with the rotating gateway and see how much you can delete. Verify the addresses with our proxy checker.