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ProxyEmpire review

Updated September 28, 2026 · DeployCue Editorial Team · Facts checked September 26, 2026

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Our verdict

ProxyEmpire suits teams that need every proxy type, mobile included, from a single supplier rather than juggling accounts. Country reach of 179 and per-gigabyte fees of $0.35 to $7 make it a steady mid-field pick, and it scores 6.6 overall in our comparison.

Key facts

Best for
Getting residential, mobile, datacenter and ISP proxies from a single supplier.
Proxy types
Residential, Mobile, Datacenter, Isp↗
Price per GB
$0.35 to $7↗
Countries available
179↗
IP pool size
30M+ IPs↗
Free trial
No↗
Legal entity
SWIFT SAAS LTD.↗
Headquarters
Bulgaria↗
Support channels
Email, Chat, Help-centre↗
Official website
proxyempire.io

Facts checked September 26, 2026, 4 sources

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Pros and cons

Pros

  • The only brand in this comparison that lists all of residential, mobile and datacenter proxies under a single account.
  • A pool of 30M+ IPs across 179 countries gives room for both targeting and rotation.
  • The cheaper end of $0.35 to $7 sits under the proxy median €0.88, which suits light users.
  • Support covers email, chat and help centre, so routine questions can be handled in writing.

Cons

  • There is no free trial, so the first gigabyte is paid for before you can judge quality.
  • The top of $0.35 to $7 runs well above the proxy group median €0.88, which lifts the bill for heavy users.
  • Country reach ranks 8 of 17 in our comparison, a mid-field place rather than a lead.
  • Support runs on email, chat and help centre, with no voice line for outages that need a call.
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Who it suits

  • Teams that need residential, mobile, datacenter and ISP proxies from a single supplier rather than juggling accounts.
  • Researchers and market checks that want a wide map, with 179 countries inside a single pool.
  • Light users who can keep traffic modest and live at the cheaper end of $0.35 to $7.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shifter, if residential and ISP cover the work and you would rather keep the catalogue short.
  • Geonode, if you need residential, ISP and datacenter but no mobile lines.
  • Scrapfly, if residential and datacenter are enough and you never need ISP addresses.

How it compares on our data

Two measures carry most of the weight for a proxy buyer: price per gigabyte and how many countries you can reach. On countries available, ProxyEmpire places 8 of 17 brands in the comparison, which puts its map in the middle of the field rather than at either edge. On price per gigabyte it places 6 of 25. Neither placing is a warning sign, and neither is a stand-out. If you sort a shortlist on either measure alone, ProxyEmpire survives the cut without topping it. The practical read is a broad map and mid-range rates. Both measures only mean something next to your own traffic mix, so check the countries you actually need before you commit.

Core features

The catalogue is the reason to look here first. ProxyEmpire sells residential, mobile and datacenter proxies, and that mix is wider than the other brands in this comparison. Mobile lines earn their place when a target blocks datacenter ranges, because those addresses come from a carrier network rather than a hosting provider, and ISP lines sit between the two. Each type meets a different blocking pattern, so having all of them under a single account means you can change type without changing supplier. Reach comes next: the pool holds 30M+ IPs and spans 179 countries, so you can pull from a specific market or spread traffic across several regions. That pairing suits work where the same job needs a single market on an early run and a different region on the next.

Plans, egress and billing

What you pay is set out per gigabyte, with fees of $0.35 to $7 across the plans on the pricing table. The spread is wide, so the plan you choose matters more here than the headline rate. The cheaper end suits low-volume runs and quick checks, while the upper end suits heavier or more targeted traffic, which is where a bill climbs fastest. Reading the table before you sign also tells you which end of the range your own traffic will land on. There is no free trial, which makes the first gigabyte a real cost rather than a test. A sensible route is to buy the smallest commitment that matches your real traffic, measure it across a billing period, then decide whether the wider plan earns its extra cost.

The company behind it

Terms are drawn up by SWIFT SAAS LTD., registered in Bulgaria. Those details matter for teams that run vendor checks or need a named counterparty on an invoice, and they are the first things to file in a procurement record. Support runs on email, chat and help centre. A help centre and live chat suit the middle of a proxy job, when you are mid-task and want an answer you can quote to a colleague, while email covers account and billing questions where a written trail helps. If your runbook depends on reaching someone by voice quickly, plan for the delay that written channels add. A short written thread is the normal shape of support here, so keep your error messages handy before you write.

How ProxyEmpire compares

Frequently asked questions

How much does ProxyEmpire cost per gigabyte?+

Fees run $0.35 to $7 across the plans listed on the pricing table, so the plan you choose sets the rate. The spread is wide enough that the choice matters: light checks suit the cheaper end, while heavier or more targeted traffic suits the top of the range. Keep the volume small until you know which end fits your job.

Is there a free trial on ProxyEmpire?+

No, ProxyEmpire has no free trial, so you pay for traffic from the first request you send. The rate is the published per-gigabyte figure of $0.35 to $7. To keep a first test cheap, buy a small commitment, hold traffic near the cheaper end of that range, and check quality on a handful of requests before you scale up.

Which proxy types does ProxyEmpire sell?+

The catalogue covers residential, mobile and datacenter proxies, a wider mix than the other brands on this page. Mobile and datacenter lines are the practical difference, since carrier addresses and hosting addresses get blocked in different situations. Shifter and Scrapfly each stop short of the full set, so a job needing every type has to be routed elsewhere or split.

How many countries can I reach with ProxyEmpire?+

The network spans 179 countries, drawn from a pool of 30M+ IPs. That gives you room to target a single market for a request that needs to look local, or to spread traffic across several regions at once. On our comparison of countries available, ProxyEmpire places 8 of 17.

How does the price compare with other proxy providers?+

ProxyEmpire quotes $0.35 to $7 per gigabyte. The cheaper end sits below the proxy median in our comparison, €0.88, while the top of the range runs well above it. On price per gigabyte it places 6 of 25 brands, so a mid-field rate for the group.

Who is behind ProxyEmpire and where is it based?+

The terms are drawn up by SWIFT SAAS LTD., registered in Bulgaria. If your team keeps a vendor record or needs a named counterparty on an invoice, those are the details to file. The registered home country also tells you which jurisdiction your agreement sits under, which matters when your finance team signs the contract.

How do I get help when a proxy job fails?+

Support runs on email, chat and help centre. Live chat suits the moment a job fails, since you can paste an error and get a reply while the task is still open. The help centre covers the repeat questions, and email is the channel for account and billing matters where a written record helps your finance team.

Is ProxyEmpire a good fit for scraping and market checks?+

It fits, because you can pick the address type that suits the target. All of residential, mobile and datacenter are listed, and a pool of 30M+ IPs gives you room to rotate rather than reuse an address. Country reach of 179 helps when a request needs to look local. Budget for $0.35 to $7 per gigabyte as you scale.

Sources

  • proxyempire.io checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: IP pool size, Proxy types

    “Access 30M+ clean residential, mobile, and datacenter IPs”

  • proxyempire.io/all-locations checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Countries available

    “residential IPs in 179 countries and territories, mobile IPs in 174”

  • proxyempire.io/pricing-table checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Price per GB

    “Price/GB $7/GB ... Price/GB $0.35”

  • proxyempire.io/terms-of-service checked September 26, 2026

    Backs: Free trial, Headquarters, Legal entity, Support channels

    “We offer a trial for Our Services which is not completely free.”

Compiled from 4 source pages, checked September 26, 2026. We did not open an account.

ProxyEmpire

ProxyEmpire

Getting residential, mobile, datacenter and ISP proxies from a single supplier.

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