Guide
How to Buy Proxies: What to Check and How to Order
By IPronix · Updated
Buying the wrong proxy usually means paying twice. Check a few things before you pay, then the order itself takes a couple of minutes.
What to check before you buy
- Type: residential and mobile for changing IPs, static ISP for one address that stays the same.
- Country: buy proxies in the country your target website or account expects. Static ISP proxies are available in 70+ countries; residential and mobile in 42.
- Static or rotating: accounts and long sessions need a static IP; data collection works better with rotating IPs.
- Protocol: make sure your software supports HTTP or SOCKS5. IPronix proxies support both; a static ISP IP serves one at a time, and you can switch it on the order page.
- Billing: residential and mobile proxies are paid per GB of traffic; static ISP proxies are paid per IP per month with unlimited bandwidth.
- Payment: IPronix takes USDT (BEP20) and your wallet balance. Card payments are not accepted.
How to order on IPronix
- Create an account with your email or Google and confirm your email address.
- Top up your wallet with USDT on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20), from $20, or pay for one order with USDT at its exact price.
- Open the order page of the proxy type you need and pick the country, the plan and the quantity or GB package. The price, including volume and period discounts, is shown before you pay.
- Check the order on the checkout page and pay from your wallet.
- Open the order in My Proxies, copy the host, port, username and password, and add them to your browser, app or script.
Paying with USDT
USDT payments go through an invoice page: send the exact amount on BNB Smart Chain (BEP20) and your wallet is credited automatically once the payment is confirmed on the chain. Make sure you send USDT on the BEP20 network; other networks are not supported.
When do the proxies arrive?
Traffic packages are active right away. Static ISP IPs usually arrive within seconds; if one takes longer, the order shows it as pending and it appears on its own. Static ISP proxies can renew automatically from your wallet balance before they expire.
Tips
- Start with a small order, such as one static ISP IP or the smallest GB package, and test it on your target before buying more.
- Location databases differ between websites, so check how your own target sees the IP right after delivery.
- For static ISP proxies, keep auto-renew on and some balance in your wallet so you don't lose an IP you rely on.
- Use the test button on the order page in My Proxies to check that a proxy answers before you add it to your tools.