GonzoProxy
Access over 20 million real residential IPs worldwide with flexible rotation and geo-targeting from $2 per GB.
About GonzoProxy
GonzoProxy is a network infrastructure platform created to help data specialists, researchers, and marketing teams bypass geographic blocks and rate limits. Modern web scraping and data aggregation often run into IP bans and anti-bot defenses. GonzoProxy overcomes these barriers by providing access to a global network of over twenty million residential and mobile IP addresses.
The service offers precise geo-targeting across nearly two hundred countries, letting users pinpoint traffic by country, state, city, or mobile carrier. Teams can switch between rotating connections that refresh IP addresses with each HTTP request or sticky sessions that hold an IP for up to an hour. Native support for HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 ensures compatibility with automated tools.
Engineers can connect proxies to custom scripts, anti-detect browsers like Dolphin Anty and GoLogin, or AI agent frameworks. Through an administrative dashboard and REST API, teams can spin up sub-accounts, generate authentication tokens, and track bandwidth consumption without completing invasive identity verification steps.
GonzoProxy utilizes a flexible pay-as-you-go model where purchased residential data never expires, avoiding the waste of monthly subscription resets. Teams can test network latency and target success rates using a 300 megabyte trial for $1.99 before purchasing larger data blocks. It provides a dependable connection utility for automated data extraction.
Features
- 20M+ real residential IPs spanning 190+ countries and 2,000+ cities
- Flexible IP rotation settings: per request or sticky sessions up to 72 hours
- Country, city, state, ISP, ZIP code, and ASN level geo-targeting
- Developer REST API and web dashboard allowing automated proxy list generation, sub-account creation, and bandwidth auditing
Use cases
- Scaling and protection of large advertising campaigns on platforms like Facebook and Google
- Collecting search engine results and competitor data safely at scale for SEO analysis
- Managing multiple cryptocurrency exchange accounts and farming airdrops securely
- Routing autonomous AI web research agents through resilient HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies using the Model Context Protocol
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Frequently asked questions
What are residential proxies?
Residential proxies use IP addresses assigned to real users by internet service providers, appearing as regular home internet connections to websites.
How does IP rotation work?
Users choose between IP change by timer (from 30 seconds to 7 days) or getting a new IP for each request, with automatic quality monitoring and replacement.
Do I pay a subscription fee for using proxies?
No, there is no subscription fee; you pay only for the traffic you use, and unused traffic does not expire but carries over to new packages.
What authentication methods are supported for connecting to proxies?
Users can authenticate proxy requests either through standard username and password credentials or by configuring IP whitelisting inside their dashboard.
How are mobile proxies billed compared to residential pools?
Mobile proxies are billed as time-based packages (such as 3-day, 7-day, or 30-day allocations) that provide dedicated mobile IP access with unlimited traffic consumption.
What we verified
- Public API
- Yes (REST API provided for account management, credential creation, and proxy generation)
- Self-hostable
- No (Hosted cloud proxy infrastructure)
- Free tier without a credit card
- No (No permanent free tier; paid trial package offered at $1.99 for 300 MB)
- Pricing model
- Pay-as-you-go with non-expiring bandwidth (Prepaid data packs for residential traffic; duration-based packages for mobile proxies)
- Price
- Residential traffic from $2.00 to $4.00 per GB; mobile proxies from $7 for 3 days; trial tier at $1.99 for 300 MB
- Data region / hosting location
- Global (IP exit nodes across nearly 200 countries; platform operated by Gonzoproxy LTD in the United Kingdom)
- Named integrations
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, Dolphin Anty, GoLogin, Octo Browser, AdsPower, REST API, Model Context Protocol (MCP)
Could not be verified
- Maximum concurrent connection limits or thread caps permitted per account on pay-as-you-go tiers
- Exact breakdown of IP pool size by specific individual countries
- Refund policy guidelines for partially consumed bandwidth bundles
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