Cheap proxy servers — buy affordable IPv4 proxies
Pick affordable static IPv4 proxies for work, testing, automation and separating internet sessions. You can buy from a single IP and choose a plan without paying for parameters you do not need. HTTP and SOCKS5 are both available, along with several locations and connection details issued right after payment.
The offer in short
- from 1 IP
- HTTP / SOCKS5
- static addresses
- several locations
- API for automation
- instant delivery
What is in the catalog right now
- Locations on sale
- 6
- Protocols
- HTTP / SOCKS5
- Price per IP from
- 15 ₽ per 30 days
- Plans
- Basic / Dedicated
RussiaHTTP / SOCKS515 ₽
GermanyHTTP / SOCKS524 ₽
Great BritanHTTP / SOCKS524 ₽
KazakhstanHTTP / SOCKS524 ₽
NetherlandsHTTP / SOCKS524 ₽
USAHTTP / SOCKS525 ₽
Cheap proxy prices
The cost comes from four parameters: plan, location, number of addresses and rental term. You can buy from a single IP — there is no minimum package. The most affordable plan is Basic: its addresses come from the service’s own stock, which is why it is cheaper. Prices are per address for 30 days and do not rise per unit as quantity grows.
What else affects the final amount
- Minimum order — one IP address. A package is not required.
- Price per period — Basic is quoted per 30 days; on Dedicated the total depends on the term chosen at checkout.
- Promotions — active offers appear in the configurator next to the selected location, and differ by country.
- Renewal — available on Dedicated via the "Extend" button in your account. Basic has no auto-renewal: once the term ends you place a new order.
- Quantity — limited by the stock of the chosen location, which is shown in the configurator and moves as addresses sell.
| Plan | Best suited to | Users per IP | Protocols | Locations | Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Basic | Everyday tasks on a limited budget | One — the address is tied to your order | HTTP / SOCKS5 | From the catalog, see Available countries | 30 days, no auto-renewal |
| Dedicated | Regular work and tasks needing channel headroom | One — the address is tied to your order | HTTP / SOCKS5 | From the catalog, see Available countries | Chosen at checkout, renewal available |
Prices and location availability read from the Proxy Soxy system · source: Proxy Soxy catalog
Basic
from 15 ₽per IP / 30 days
- How the IP is used
- A static IPv4 from the service’s own stock. For the rental period the address is tied to your order and is not issued to other clients.
- Best for
- everyday tasks on a limited budget
- testing sites and applications
- connecting a single device
- checking a location before a long rental
- Protocols
- HTTP and SOCKS5
- Term
- 30 days, no auto-renewal
- Speed
- Baseline speed and stability
- Countries on sale
- 6
Address replacement is handled by support.
Choose BasicDedicated
from 149 ₽per IP / 30 days
- How the IP is used
- A static IPv4 sourced from a partner for your order rather than taken from shared stock. The address is tied to your order in the same way.
- Best for
- regular work and long sessions
- tasks sensitive to channel speed
- large-scale automation and API-driven work
- rentals where the same address is renewed
- Protocols
- HTTP and SOCKS5
- Term
- Chosen at checkout, renewal available
- Speed
- Channel from 100 Mbit/s
- Countries on sale
- 5
Calculate the cost
Pick a plan, country, protocol and number of addresses — the total recalculates immediately, before you place the order.
What cheap proxies you can buy
Two plans of static IPv4 proxies are on sale, both with HTTP and SOCKS5 and orders from a single address. The difference is not the number of users per IP — the address is tied to one order either way — but where the address comes from, how much channel headroom it has, and the terms around its duration.
What is a cheap proxy?
A cheap proxy is a paid proxy server with a minimum sufficient set of characteristics: usually a static IPv4 address with baseline speed, login and password authentication and a fixed rental term. It is cheaper not because the quality is worse as such, but because it leaves out parameters a given task does not need to pay for — a dedicated channel, for instance.
Cheap Basic proxies
Basic is the most affordable plan in the catalog. Its addresses come from stock loaded in advance, so the cost base is lower than for addresses bought per order.
Who it suits: anyone who needs a permanent external IP for one device, browser or tool, with ordinary requirements on channel speed.
Trade-offs worth knowing up front. Speed and stability here are baseline — enough for browser tasks and testing, but not for scenarios where the channel itself is the bottleneck. The term is fixed at 30 days with no auto-renewal; once it ends you place a new order. Address replacement is handled by support rather than a button in your account.
When to take the higher plan: if the work runs continuously and downtime is unacceptable, if the task is sensitive to channel speed, or if you need the same address for longer than a month without re-ordering.
Dedicated proxies
Dedicated costs more because the address is not drawn from shared stock but sourced from a partner for your order, and ships with a channel from 100 Mbit/s.
Dedicating an address genuinely matters where the result has to stay predictable over a long stretch: regular workloads, automation, long sessions, and any scenario where an interruption costs more than the price difference.
When Dedicated beats the cheaper plan: when the term needs to exceed 30 days — renewing the same address saves re-ordering and reconfiguring — and when baseline speed is not enough while downtime costs more than the upgrade.
Cheap static IPv4 proxies
A static address does not change during the paid period: enter the IP and port once into a browser, an app or your own software and they keep working until the rental ends.
Every proxy in the catalog is a static IPv4. There are no rotating pools that change the outgoing address automatically on this page.
Availability of specific countries and subnets is checked at order time: the list of locations and the stock for each are in Available countries and locations and in the configurator.
What is a static IPv4 proxy?
A static IPv4 proxy is a proxy server with a permanent version-4 IP address assigned to the renter for the whole paid period. Unlike a rotating proxy it does not change the outgoing address automatically, so settings never have to be rewritten and the behaviour of the connection stays predictable from session to session.
How to choose cheap proxies without overpaying
Overpayment almost always comes from two places: buying more addresses than needed, and buying a higher plan than the task requires. Start with the minimum sufficient configuration — one IP on Basic — test it against your actual task, and raise only the parameter that genuinely ran short.
| Task | Recommended option | What to watch |
|---|---|---|
| Working with several independent sessions | A separate address per session | IP isolation and connection stability |
| Authorised collection of open data | Basic, or Dedicated under heavy load | The source’s limits and rules, protocol, location |
| Testing sites and applications | Basic | Country, protocol and rental length |
| SEO monitoring and checking search results | Plan chosen by the stability required | Location and number of addresses |
| Connecting a single device | An order of 1 IP | Whether the app supports HTTP or SOCKS5 |
| Large-scale automation | Dedicated with API access | Number of addresses, management and renewal |
Work out how many IPs you need
A large package is not always necessary. If the task is one separate connection — one browser profile, one device, one tool — start with a single address.
The rule is simple: the number of addresses is set by how many connections have to be independent of each other. Anything that can share one address does.
Choose the location you need
The proxy country affects several things at once.
- availability of particular services and content in a given region;
- local search results, which differ by country;
- correctness of regional site versions during testing;
- price: the cost per address depends on the location and is shown in the country list.
If no specific country is dictated by the task, pick a geographically close one — a shorter route means a more predictable connection.
Check the protocol requirements
Both protocols are available on both plans and are chosen at checkout; there is no surcharge for either.
- HTTP/HTTPS — sites, browsers and web tools. HTTPS sites open through an HTTP proxy: the client builds a tunnel with the CONNECT method.
- SOCKS5 — applications and programs that support the protocol and have their own fields for configuring it.
Before buying, check which protocol the program or service you will use it in supports. More in HTTP or SOCKS5.
Assess your IP isolation requirements
Isolation is what people most often overpay for without checking. At Proxy Soxy every proxy is sold against a specific order: for the rental period the address is not issued to another client. That holds for Basic as much as for Dedicated.
The difference between the plans is not how many people share an address but where it comes from and how much channel headroom it has: Basic from the service’s stock, Dedicated per order from a partner with a channel from 100 Mbit/s.
The practical conclusion: if you are picking the higher plan for "more privacy", that argument does not apply here. The upgrade buys channel, term and renewal — not isolation.
Why the cheapest proxies are not always the best value
The real cost is more than the price per address. A proxy you have to replace, reconfigure or chase support about costs more than the receipt shows. What matters is the cost of the task solved, not the cost of the IP.
What the real cost includes beyond the price
- connection stability and how often it breaks;
- where the addresses come from;
- how many clients use one IP;
- the rental length, and whether you will have to re-order;
- whether the same address can be renewed;
- which protocols are available;
- whether technical support exists;
- how a non-working address gets replaced;
- ease of management and API availability.
| Criterion | Free proxies | Basic | Dedicated |
|---|---|---|---|
| Predictability | Low | Depends on the task and load | Usually higher |
| Clear terms of use | Often absent | Plan terms are stated | Plan terms are stated |
| Ability to choose a country | Limited | Available options exist | Available options exist |
| Support | Usually absent | Per the service terms | Per the service terms |
| Buying the quantity you need | No | From 1 IP | From 1 IP |
| Renewing the same address | No | No, a new order is placed | Yes |
| Suitable for regular tasks | Rarely | For some tasks | For more demanding ones |
What the price includes
The price covers the rental of a specific static IPv4 address for the chosen period, with access over both protocols, the selected location, authentication details and management from your account. There is no extra charge for the protocol, for switching protocol, or for API access.
Included in the plan
- rental of a static IPv4 address;
- the chosen usage period;
- access over HTTP and SOCKS5;
- the location selected at purchase;
- connection details: IP, port, login and password;
- order management in your account;
- API access for programmatic management;
- support for connection questions.
Worth knowing separately
- Renewal — on Dedicated it is a button in your account. Basic has no auto-renewal: after 30 days you place a new order, and the address may differ.
- Address replacement — handled by support with the order number and IP, not automatically from the dashboard.
- VPN — the service provides proxy servers and does not offer a VPN — the difference is covered in Proxy or VPN.
Full service terms, payment and refund conditions are in the public offer.
What affordable proxies are suited to
An affordable static IPv4 covers most work scenarios that need a permanent, predictable external address: checking search results by region, testing, separating work sessions, and automation within the rules of the target services.
For SEO specialists and digital agencies
- checking search results in different locations;
- monitoring positions by region;
- technical work across several projects at once;
- separating work sessions between projects and staff;
- connecting SEO tools that permit it.
For developers and automation
- testing an application’s network behaviour;
- working with external APIs;
- spreading permitted requests across addresses;
- collecting open data within the source’s rules and rate limits;
- managing addresses from your own software through the API.
For QA and product teams
- checking regional versions of a site;
- testing feature availability across countries;
- verifying content rendering and localization;
- reproducing user scenarios from a specific location.
For several working environments
- separating browser profiles;
- pointing individual applications at different addresses;
- independent work sessions that do not overlap;
- assigning a dedicated IP to a project or a team member.
For integrators and resellers
- managing a large number of addresses;
- automating orders and delivery through the API;
- centralised renewal on the Dedicated plan;
- distributing proxies across projects and clients.
One condition applies across every scenario: a proxy is not intended for bypassing the rules, restrictions or protective mechanisms of third-party services. Compliance with their terms remains with the user.
Available countries and locations
Below are the locations in the catalog right now, with their available plans, protocols and price per address. The list is built from live shop data, so it never shows a country that is not on sale. The country is chosen before payment, in the configurator.
- Russiain stock
- Plans
- Basic
- Protocols
- HTTP / SOCKS5
- Price per IP from
- 15 ₽
- Germanyin stock
- Plans
- Basic / Dedicated
- Protocols
- HTTP / SOCKS5
- Price per IP from
- 24 ₽
- Great Britanin stock
- Plans
- Basic / Dedicated
- Protocols
- HTTP / SOCKS5
- Price per IP from
- 24 ₽
- Kazakhstanin stock
- Plans
- Basic / Dedicated
- Protocols
- HTTP / SOCKS5
- Price per IP from
- 24 ₽
- Netherlandsin stock
- Plans
- Basic / Dedicated
- Protocols
- HTTP / SOCKS5
- Price per IP from
- 24 ₽
- USAin stock
- Plans
- Basic / Dedicated
- Protocols
- HTTP / SOCKS5
- Price per IP from
- 25 ₽
Stock, plan availability and prices are pulled from the catalog and update automatically.
Location availability checked · source: Proxy Soxy catalog
HTTP or SOCKS5: which protocol to choose
An HTTP proxy is built for web traffic and is configured in a browser or in the system network settings. SOCKS5 forwards the whole TCP connection and suits applications that have their own fields for it. Both protocols are available on both plans, with no surcharge for the choice.
| Parameter | HTTP/HTTPS | SOCKS5 |
|---|---|---|
| Main use | Browsers and web tools | Programs and applications |
| Handles web traffic | Yes | Yes, if the app supports it |
| Compatibility | Depends on the program | Depends on the program |
| What to pick | For standard web tasks | When the app requires SOCKS5 |
Before buying, check which protocol the program or service you will use it in supports. If both work, start with the one the program already has settings fields for.
Cheap proxy or VPN: which to choose
A proxy fits when a specific program, browser or automated system needs its own IP. A VPN is usually chosen to route all of a device’s network traffic. They are different tools for different jobs, and the choice comes down to what exactly should travel through another address.
| Criterion | Proxy | VPN |
|---|---|---|
| Connection | Usually configured inside a specific application | Often works for the whole device |
| A separate IP per project | Convenient | Depends on the VPN service |
| Managing many addresses | Possible | Usually limited |
| Working through an API | May be supported | Rarely used |
| Main use | Individual applications, automation, work sessions | Securing a device’s connection as a whole |
How is a proxy different from a VPN?
A proxy substitutes the outgoing address for the application it is configured in and leaves the rest of the device’s traffic alone. A VPN normally raises an encrypted tunnel for the whole system. A proxy is the better fit when you need to pin a separate IP to a particular program or project and manage many addresses; a VPN when the goal is to protect the device’s connection as a whole.
How to buy cheap proxies
Buying happens entirely on the site and takes a few minutes: choose a plan and a country, set the number of addresses, pay, and collect the connection details in your account. There is no request form and no waiting for a manager — delivery is automatic.
The configurator with live prices, stock and the country list is in Cheap proxy prices.
The purchase steps
- 1
Choose a plan
Basic or Dedicated — by the channel headroom, term and budget you need.
- 2
Set the location
The country is picked from the options in the configurator; the price per address depends on it.
- 3
Set the number of IPs
You can start with one address. The maximum is limited by the stock of the chosen location.
- 4
Pay for the order
Bank cards, cryptocurrency and e-wallets are available — the current list of methods is shown at checkout.
- 5
Collect the connection details
IP, port, login and password appear in the Orders section of your account right after payment.
How to connect the proxy you bought
Connecting comes down to five actions: copy the details from your account, choose a protocol, enter the address, port and credentials into the program you need, and confirm the external IP changed. The exact fields depend on the program or device.
- copy the IP address and port from the Orders section;
- choose the protocol — HTTP or SOCKS5;
- enter the login and password if authentication is used;
- add the details to the browser, application or program;
- verify the connection: the external IP should become the proxy address.
Detailed guides: how to set up a proxy on Android, proxy for Brawl Stars, and the API documentation for managing orders programmatically.
How Proxy Soxy keeps proxy quality in check
Below is only what can be verified on this page or in your account. We do not claim procedures we cannot show: promising continuous automated monitoring without publishing its results is indistinguishable from advertising copy.
What is verifiable
- Address availability — the quantity in the catalog is the real number of unsold proxies in the system, not a rounded figure. It falls as addresses sell.
- Data freshness — the date and time prices and stock were read is printed next to the price and country blocks.
- Location — the country is stated at purchase and refers to the IP address. External geolocation databases can disagree — if they do, contact support with the IP and the name of the lookup service.
- Protocol — HTTP and SOCKS5 are issued as separate items with their own ports; availability per location is visible in the catalog.
- Replacement — if an address does not work or does not match the stated location, replacement is arranged through support with the order number and IP.
Questions about connection, location and replacement go to the support chat on the site. Service terms are set out in the public offer.
Frequently asked questions about cheap proxies
How much does the cheapest proxy cost?
The minimum price is shown in Cheap proxy prices and in the configurator — it comes from the catalog and moves with it, which is why it is not repeated in the text.
The conditions for that minimum: Basic plan, one address, a 30-day term, and the most affordable available location. The date and time the data was read is printed next to the price.
Can I buy just one proxy?
Yes — the minimum order is one IP address, and a package is not required.
This applies to both plans. The upper limit is set only by the stock of the chosen location, visible in the configurator.
How do cheap paid proxies differ from free ones?
A paid address is tied to your order for the rental period, protected by login and password authentication, has a stated location and comes with support. Public lists usually offer none of that.
The difference is not that paid is always faster, but that it is predictable and its terms are stated up front.
Which plan should I choose: Basic or Dedicated?
Basic — if the task is ordinary in load and 30 days is enough: testing, connecting one device, checking locations.
Dedicated — if the work is regular, you need channel headroom from 100 Mbit/s, or you need to renew the same address beyond a month. Isolation is identical between the plans; the upgrade buys channel and term conditions.
Can I choose the proxy country?
Yes, the country is chosen before payment in the configurator.
The current list of locations with prices and stock is in Available countries and locations. Countries that are not on sale will not appear there.
Do the proxies support HTTP and SOCKS5?
Yes, both protocols are available on both plans and chosen at checkout. There is no surcharge for the protocol.
Availability of HTTP and SOCKS5 per location is shown in the catalog — they are sold as separate items with their own ports.
How quickly are proxies delivered after payment?
The connection details appear in the Orders section of your account as soon as payment is confirmed — no request form and no waiting for a manager.
You receive the IP address, port, login and password for every address you bought.
Are affordable proxies suitable for scraping?
Technically a static IPv4 suits collecting open data, and spreading requests across addresses is a standard scenario.
Whether the collection is permissible, however, is decided by the target source’s rules, its request-rate limits and applicable data protection law. Meeting those conditions remains with the user, and proxies must not be used to bypass a site’s protective mechanisms.
Can I use a proxy on Android?
Yes. A system HTTP proxy is set in the settings of a specific Wi-Fi network; SOCKS5 and mobile data need a compatible app.
The step-by-step guide and the limits of the system setting are on How to set up a proxy on Android.
Can I renew the same IP?
On Dedicated, yes — with the "Extend" button in your account, keeping the address and its settings.
Basic has no auto-renewal. After 30 days you place a new order and the address may differ, so the settings may need updating.
What if the proxy will not connect?
Check the IP address and port, the login and password, that no stray spaces came along when copying, and that the order is still valid. Make sure the protocol you picked is the one the program supports.
Then switch the proxy off and check the internet works directly — that separates a setup problem from a network problem. If everything is correct and it still fails, send support the order number and the IP.
Is address replacement possible?
Yes, if the address does not work or does not match the stated location. Replacement is arranged through support: send the order number, the IP address and what exactly is wrong.
There is no automatic replacement from the dashboard at the moment.
Which is better value: a proxy or a VPN?
They are tools for different jobs rather than a cheaper and a dearer option. A proxy is cheaper and more convenient when a separate address is needed by a specific program or project, and when there are many addresses.
A VPN is chosen when all of a device’s traffic should travel through another channel. Proxy Soxy provides proxies and does not offer a VPN service.
Is there an API for managing proxies?
Yes, programmatic order management is available and covered in the documentation. There is no separate charge for API access.
It is the main path for integrators and teams that need to order, deliver and renew many addresses without manual work.
Buy cheap proxies for your task
Static IPv4 proxies with orders from a single address, a plan matched to the task, HTTP and SOCKS5, and a location chosen before payment. Connection details appear in your account right after payment.
If you are unsure which plan and country you need, describe the task to support before buying — it is quicker than working it out by trial.
- from 1 IP
- Basic and Dedicated
- HTTP and SOCKS5
- country chosen in the catalog
- instant delivery
Data sources and update information
This page was prepared by a Proxy Soxy proxy-infrastructure specialist and reviewed by a technical editor. Prices, plans, locations and stock are read directly from the Proxy Soxy system and update automatically — the date and time of the last read is printed next to the price and country blocks.
Where the commercial data comes from
Every figure on this page — price per address, country list, available protocols and stock — is read from the Proxy Soxy catalog when the page is built, not typed into the copy. That is why it cannot diverge from what the configurator shows.
- source of prices and availability: the Proxy Soxy catalog;
- the date and time of the read is printed on the page and updates with the data;
- stock per location is the count of unsold addresses in the system, not an estimate;
- plan terms are checked against the actual ordering and renewal rules.
Limitations to know about up front
- no plan protects against blocks on target sites — the outcome depends on request patterns and software settings;
- a proxy changes the visible IP address and does not provide full anonymity;
- Basic has no auto-renewal: after 30 days the address may change;
- address replacement is arranged through support rather than automatically;
- the service provides proxy servers and does not offer a VPN.
