ABCProxy
Rock-bottom residential traffic and S5 proxies
$0.80/GB
from $0.80/GB /GB
- IP Pool
- 200M+ (claimed)
- Countries
- 190+
- Uptime
- 99.1%
- Avg. response
- 1.6s
- Free trial
- No
- Founded
- 2022
Our verdict
ABCProxy is one of the cheapest tickets into residential proxying, and its per-IP S5 model gives budget multi-accounters granular control premium providers do not sell at this price.
But you get what you pay for: unpredictable session quality, opaque sourcing, and headline pool numbers that do not survive contact with reality.
Use it for low-stakes volume where a failed session costs a retry, not an account. For anything valuable, spend more.
Speed test & performance
- Advertised pool
- 200M+ (claimed)
- Starting price
- <$1/GB promo
- Coverage
- 190+ locations
- S5 model
- Per-IP
Usable subset far smaller
Bottom of market
State & city targeting
Buy identities individually
Pros & cons
Pros
- Among the cheapest residential traffic anywhere
- Per-IP SOCKS5 purchase model
- Unlimited plan options
- Country, state, and city targeting
- Broad product lineup
Cons
- Unpredictable session quality
- Opaque sourcing and compliance posture
- Pool claims greatly overstate usable IPs
- Thin documentation and support
Overview
ABCProxy is a budget provider in the same mould as its Chinese peers: a very large advertised residential pool, promotional pricing well under $1 per GB, and an S5-style per-IP purchase model alongside conventional traffic plans.
Network and coverage
The advertised pool exceeds 200M IPs across 190+ locations with country/state/city targeting over HTTP(S) and SOCKS5. Products include rotating residential, static ISP, unlimited plans, and per-IP SOCKS5 purchases through a desktop interface.
Who it is for
Maximum-volume, minimum-budget workloads on tolerant targets, and users who specifically want cheap per-IP SOCKS5 identities. Promotional pricing makes bulk experimentation nearly free compared with Western rates.
Trade-offs
Everything that applies to the budget tier applies here, amplified: real concurrent pool size is opaque, session quality is unpredictable, sourcing is not documented, compliance posture is unclear, and support is thin. Keep stakes low.
Features & capabilities
Ultra-budget traffic plans
Promotional rates under $1/GB.
Per-IP SOCKS5 purchases
Buy exact numbers of residential identities.
Unlimited plans
Flat-rate high-throughput options.
City-level targeting
Country, state, and city selection.
Consistent premium success rates
Quality is unpredictable on hard targets.
Documented compliance
Sourcing and compliance are opaque.
Integrations & supported tools
Privacy & compliance
Frequently asked questions
Promotional residential rates run well under $1/GB, with unlimited plans and per-IP SOCKS5 purchases that can be even cheaper for specific patterns. It sits at the very bottom of the market on price.
Instead of buying traffic, you buy individual SOCKS5 residential IPs — useful when you need a specific number of identities (for accounts) rather than bandwidth for scraping.
Session quality varies noticeably. Tolerant targets work fine most of the time; protected targets will see elevated block rates compared with premium pools. Test on your targets first.
Sourcing is not publicly documented in meaningful detail, which is typical at this price tier but worth weighing if compliance matters to your use case.
Promotional entry packages are cheap enough to function as a paid test; check current offers before buying a larger plan.
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