ProxyLine Review

Overview

I know what you’re thinking. There’s nothing unique about another small-time proxy provider in the market. While this was partly my thinking when I signed up for ProxyLine, I was pleasantly surprised to learn that it’s a high-performance, quality-oriented IP service provider. ProxyLine’s proxy solutions offer top performance for individual and shared proxies which can be adapted to encrypted data parsing, social networking, online gaming, and marketing. 

ProxyLine has over 7500+ networks and subnetworks distributed in over 100 countries and is regularly updated to give you the highest quality of anonymity and data encryption possible. The platform’s geographical coverage spreads across the continent, including popular locations like Russia, USA, Europe, Latin America, and Africa. 

As far as proxy prices go, this IP provider is affordable and great for scaling proxy needs. You can get a shared IPv4 proxy for up to three people for as low as $0.67 for five days. Individual residential IPv4 and IPv6 proxy prices for five days start at $0.97 and $0.1, respectively, per address. All products include HTTP/s and SOCKS5 protocols. 

With residential and shared IPs, you have full access to over 7500+ networks and 100+ locations, with guaranteed speeds of up to 100mb/s and uninterrupted dataflow for complete anonymity. Larger packages extend from five days to 1 month, 3 months, and 1 year. You can purchase up to 2000 quality IPs and manually choose the desired period. The free online calculator on the IP provider’s website makes it easy to find the total cost of your customized residential or shared proxy package.  

And that’s not even half of the available pie from this IP provider! There are guaranteed refunds within 48 hours of purchase. Everything is automated, meaning as soon as the payment hits your account, your addresses are fully protected, and your data is encrypted. The system automatically applies HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocols. You can also manually select IP addresses and locations, although the supply is limited. 

Another special feature is that ProxyLine services are designed to perform better on certain platforms. You’ll find a list highlighted on their homepage, including social networking sites and special software for tasks like SEO.

I explored the unlimited free proxies before subscribing and enjoyed speed and efficiency similar to before payment. Before browsing, I use the port checker to confirm if my ports are open or closed. I also enjoy the internet speed test because it helps me know when my internet is acting up, hence causing my proxy to fail. 

Speaking of browsing, there are extensions for my favorite ones, including Opera, Firefox, Safari, and Dolphin. Lastly, after multiple data scraping sessions and intense browsing, the IP check for blacklists and spam databases helped me know when it’s time to move on to new addresses, especially for residential ones. 

The dashboard is easy to use and provides easy navigation through the menus. I could easily switch between available encrypted IPs and update payments as needed during my sessions. All my IP history, transactions, and payment methods are accessible through the tap of a button, and I could also customize all my proxy packages. 

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Individual Proxies 

Say goodbye to battling geo-restrictions and bandwidth limitations with ProxyLine individual IPv4 and IPv6 premium IPs. IPv4 packages extend up to 90-1000 for $12.05 in a year. The more costly IPv6 addresses have packages extending up to 300 – 3000 for $5.84 per proxy for a year. Individual or residential addresses are good for: 

• Bypassing geo-restrictions 
• Creating bulk accounts 
• Multiple account management without risking bans 
• Testing ads in different locations 
• Online gaming 
• SEO monitoring 
• Secure HTTPS connections

Individual proxies are, on average, more costly, so I usually reserve them for social media sessions and web scraping. I also use them to access premium geo-restricted content without worrying about exposing my IP due to suspicious IP activity. 

Thanks to ProxyLine’s IP binding, I browse confidently knowing my IP addresses are linked to my devices and no other device can spoof my address. This feature ensures better network stability and stability when logging into social media accounts. 

Shared Proxies 

ProxyLine supports IPv4 shared proxies available for up to 3 users. All 100+ locations across the globe are accessible via shared packages. I could manually select the IPs I wanted during purchase with HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocols. For $0.67 per proxy for five days, and options to extend subscriptions for up to a year, I think ProxyLine shared packages are affordable and worth every buck. 

Shared proxies are good for:

• Web browsing 
• Accessing geo-restricted content
• Light web scraping 

By subscribing to a shared package, I could lower the cost of anonymity. However, since its a shared resource, heavy web scraping was out of the question. I reserve shared proxies for light browsing tasks especially for marketing and account check-ups without logging into accounts. Unfortunately, I didn’t see any mentions of automatically rotating proxies. However, you can manually rotate your IPs on the dashboard. I hope to see rotating proxies in the future. 

Free Extra Tools 

• Proxy Checker

A proxy checker helps you determine if your anonymous IP address is performing as optimally as possible. Simply add your address to the list and start checking. The results are usually the location, whether as country, region, or city. You also get an internet speed test, the ping rate and the level of confidentiality.

• Online Calculator 

The ProxyLine online calculator is available on the pricing page. It helped me estimate the cost of my proxy package. I didn’t have to select locations when curating my package, since all locations are accessible to all paying customers. However, I specified the number of addresses, IP version, and type of proxy I wanted to find the total cost.

• IP Checker

If you don’t know your IP address, ProxyLine has a proxy checker where you can confirm your IP address. It includes details about whether your connection is open or closed, the protocol you’re using, the IP referrer, and the location at the time you are connected. 

How to Use ProxyLine

When you land on the ProxyLine site, register an account with your email and take advantage of the free proxies. To subscribe to the premium packages, go to your account and deposit an amount with your chosen payment method. Once your balance is updated, specify the type and number of addresses you want. There’s an online calculator on the homepage and pricing page to help you estimate the cost of your proxy before making the deposit. 

Integrations

ProxyLine integrates with common software, including but not limited to social networks like Facebook, Instagram, Telegram, YouTube, and Pinterest. You can also use ProxyLine to access NetFlix. There are links for online games like Fortnite, Xbox, and PS4. There is also an API for developers. 

Performance Testing

As usual, I took ProxyLine through our performance test to check how it performs for browsing, parsing, and online gaming. My tests show ProxyLines residential and shared proxies are reliable and have a high up-time that ensures anonymity and smooth browsing. The response times are decent, and I was impressed by the connection and switching rate. Overall, the performance was at per with my expectations for an IP that supports online gaming, data parsing, and SEO needs.

Usability

I loved that I could change my IP address manually before connecting online for free and paid proxies from this IP provider.

While the free plan allowed me to pick from 500 locations, I didn’t get automatic connection to all protocols. Instead, I had to choose between HTTPS, SOCKS5 and SOCKS4 protocols per proxy. Also, since these are shared resources, the heavy traffic was anticipated.

However, I must commend ProxyLine for their generous free proxies. There are locations across all continents, including on-demand locations like the US, Germany, France, and the Netherlands. The geo-targeting is apt even for free IPs. 

On the dashboard, I could quickly deposit into my account by clicking a red “Top Up Balance” button with coin icons at the top right-hand corner. The vertical panel on the right side of the account page helped me customize my order by selecting the country, IP type, IP version and status without traffic lags. 

There is a navigation menu across the top of the site on desktop view, with shortcuts to all proxy orders, including new, deleted and expired proxies for easy management and tracking. Under the “More” section, I could bulk order my addresses, find API keys, join the referral program, view my payment history and access payment methods. 

Pricing and Payment Methods

I was impressed by the pricing options available at ProxyLine. However, I would have loved to have 1-day increments, instead of 10-day differences after the first 5-day option from such an affordable IP provider. That said, I could choose to buy a single IP for as long as a year, with no increase in the advertised price. There are five payment aggregators with relationships with popular payment providers like Visa, Bank cards, and cryptocurrency options like Litecoin, Bitcoin, Ethereum, Doge, and more. 

Shared proxies start at $0.67 per IP for five days. I could buy up to 1000 IPs at $12.05 for a year to distribute my traffic needs. However, shared proxies are only available in IPv4. Individual packages have IPv4 and IPv6. IPv4 proxies are available for $0.97 per proxy for five days, with packages costing up to $18.25 for 1000 IPs per year. IPv6 proxies are available at $0.10 for five days and up to 3000 IPs for $5.58 per proxy per year.

Customer Service 

My guess is that if you’ve gotten this far into this ProxyLine review, you’ve noticed that I liked their services. However, I did experience an issue connecting to my IPv6 proxy for an individual IP, which is their most expensive offer. Naturally, I reached out to customer support for assistance. 

The overall experience matched my expectations, and they resolved my issues within 24 hours by responding to my email after I contacted them by email at [email protected]. The technical support evaluated my problem and determined there was a glitch on my end. I was tempted to protest, but they urged me to use their free internet test and confirmed that indeed, my connection had disappeared. 

There is an extra Telegram contact and bot, which makes it easier to consult customer support agents beyond email and website live chats. I asked a few questions about selecting free proxies and was assured I could manually select any of the available options from the provider. 

Our Verdict

I’m surprised I had not tried ProxyLine so far, and I consider it one of the most reliable IP providers with decent offers. It’s easy to use the dashboard to select the type and number of IPs I need, and I also count on the online calculator to find the best package for my needs. 

That said, I think it’s crucial to mention the advantages and disadvantages of ProxyLine that will affect your decision.

There are 7500+ networks, 100+ locations, and prices start at $0.67 for five days. It’s no surprise that 300,000+ people trust ProxyLine with their traffic.

On the other hand, there is no free trial, which means besides the free proxies, you’ll be diving in blind. There is no app to download or discounts for regular users. Shared proxies are also limited to 3 people for IPv4. 

If you ask me, I recommend ProxyLine for browsing, data parsing, and managing social networks and online gaming. Lastly, performance is the cornerstone of any proxy, and ProxyLines doesn’t let you forget that. 

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