TorGuard review

TorGuard's list covers datacenter, residential and isp, and all of them sit under one account rather than separate products. Geonode's list, residential, isp and datacenter, matches the same mix, while mobile proxies are not part of what TorGuard offers.

22 are available, which is a small map next to the 163 median across proxies ranked on countries available here. TorGuard also sits at 15 on that ranking, so target countries decide this one.

Yes, TorGuard offers a free trial, so you can route traffic through 300+ proxy servers and judge speed and reliability on your own targets before you pay anything. The trial is the quickest way to compare against the alternatives.

Support runs through email, help centre and community. Email reaches the team directly, a help centre holds the written answers, and a community space covers shared questions. Chat and phone are not part of the listed channels.

300+ proxy servers sit behind the service, spread across 22. Pool size matters most for jobs that rotate many addresses, because a larger pool spreads request load across more exits. Pair it with the free trial before you commit to a plan.

Across the proxies ranked here, price per GB has a median of €0.88 and tops out at €8.77. TorGuard's own per GB rate depends on the plan and the traffic you buy, so the free trial is the way to gauge it.

TorGuard lists datacenter, residential and isp. Shifter offers residential and isp, Scrapfly pairs residential and datacenter proxies at residential and datacenter, and Geonode lists residential, isp and datacenter. Geonode is the closest match on type, while the other two each trim one.

TorGuard suits developers and small teams who want every proxy type in datacenter, residential and isp under one account, and who prefer to test on a free trial first. It fits less well if your scraping targets stretch across many countries, since the map stops at 22.