Ping Proxies
Developer-focused proxies with transparent operations
$0.30/IP
from $0.30/IP /GB
- IP Pool
- 10M+
- Countries
- 100+
- Uptime
- 99.8%
- Avg. response
- 0.7s
- Free trial
- No
- Founded
- 2022
Our verdict
Ping Proxies feels like it was built by people who have been on the buying side: the API is coherent, the docs tell the truth, the status page exists, and the datacenter pricing is honestly sharp.
The residential line is solid mid-market rather than category-leading, and the company is still young.
For developer-run projects that value operational transparency over mega-pool marketing, it is one of the most pleasant providers to actually use.
Speed test & performance
- Focus
- Developer-first
- DC pricing
- $0.30/IP
- Residential
- City targeting
- Ops
- Public status page
API & docs
Shared, at volume
Mid-market rates
Incident history
Pros & cons
Pros
- Clean API-first management
- Honest docs and public status page
- Sharp datacenter pricing
- City-level residential targeting
- Sub-user and team features
Cons
- Mid-market residential pricing
- Smaller pool than the majors
- Enterprise features still maturing
Overview
Ping Proxies is a UK-based provider (2022) building for developers: clean API-first management, honest public documentation, a real status page, and competitively priced datacenter and residential lines — operational transparency the budget tier rarely offers.
Network and coverage
Datacenter IPs (shared and dedicated, notably cheap) across global locations, plus rotating residential with country/state/city targeting over HTTP(S) and SOCKS5. The dashboard and API expose usage analytics, sub-users, and programmatic provisioning cleanly.
Who it is for
Developers and small data teams who value predictable tooling: clear docs, working API, visible incident history. The datacenter line is one of the better price-quality combinations in the category.
Trade-offs
The residential pool is smaller than the majors and priced mid-market rather than budget; the brand is young; and enterprise-scale features (dedicated pools, custom contracts) are still maturing.
Features & capabilities
API-first provisioning
Everything the dashboard does, the API does.
Public status page
Visible uptime and incident history.
Cheap dedicated DC IPs
From ~$1/IP with clean subnets.
City-level residential targeting
Country, state, city selection.
Sub-user management
Team and reseller workflows.
Unblocker / scraping API
Raw proxies only.
Integrations & supported tools
Privacy & compliance
Frequently asked questions
Operational transparency: real documentation, a public status page, and an API designed for programmatic use — rare virtues below the enterprise tier.
Shared datacenter IPs start around $0.30/IP at volume and dedicated from roughly $1/IP monthly — among the better price-quality ratios in the category.
Rotating residential with country/state/city targeting at mid-market per-GB rates (~$2.5–4/GB by volume). Dependable on mainstream targets; the majors still lead on the hardest sites.
Yes, both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 across product lines.
Developers and small data teams who want proxies to behave like modern infrastructure — provisioned by API, documented honestly, observable when things break.
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