Proxy service ranking, recalculated live

A long-running vendor on the Russian-speaking market, trading since 2011. Carries IPv4, IPv6 and SOCKS5.

Individual IPv4 and IPv6 addresses with a plain control panel and monthly billing.

Datacenter addresses with the emphasis on speed and price. Separate plans per task type.

Large catalogue with the widest country list in this table and versions in eleven languages.

Packages are sized by address count, and traffic does not enter the price. Known mostly for bulk orders.

Datacenter addresses sold by the month, with the usual protocol set.

Mixed catalogue where IPv6 sits noticeably cheaper than the fourth version.

Small vendor, short plan list, addresses issued per order.

Individual addresses with per-country selection at checkout.

Self-service vendor with a free tier and an interface aimed at developers.

Datacenter addresses with an interface built around lists, so bulk work comes first.

Straightforward catalogue of datacenter addresses, billing by the month.

Wide country coverage stated on the site, with the standard protocol set.

Small catalogue aimed at buyers who need a handful of addresses.

Catalogue split by task, with separate sections for collection and account work.

Datacenter addresses, ordering flow kept to a few steps.

SOCKS5 focused vendor with a country list stated as covering most of the world.

Site published in ten languages, the largest localisation effort among the vendors here.

Vendor with separate English, Portuguese, Chinese and Japanese sections.

Compact catalogue, panel built around a single pool, with addresses drawn from it.