#Squidman proxy full

Squid Proxies says it offers 'amongst the best prices in the industry', and they look good to us. Paying via Bitcoin requires sending a message to support, though, so it may take a little longer to set up. Payment is accepted via card, PayPal and Bitcoin, a better choice than we usually see. Paying $24 a month allows you to use 2 cities and 4 subnets, for instance $48 gets you 3 cities and 6 subnets $87 provides 4 cities and 8 subnets, and so on. The only complication is the plans also limit access to the number of cities and subnets you can use. Plans (opens in new tab) range from $24 a month for 10 proxies, up to $1,500 for 2,000 (that's $0.75 each.) Pricing is based on the number of proxies you're buying, with no bandwidth limits. If you just want to refresh your pool, reducing the chance of bans in future, life is a little simpler: you can ask for all-new proxies every month. The company asks that you send it details of your issue, and will only return your money if this can't be fixed.

#Squidman proxy full

Once you're up and running, though, Squid Proxies offers a 'guarantee that our proxies will work for your purpose or you get a full refund.' The knowledgebase says you must request a refund within seven days, but this isn't unconditional. You can't choose these during signup, unfortunately: you must buy the proxies, then raise a ticket and explain what you need to Support. This gets you non-sequential IPs, reducing the chance of target platforms recognizing them as proxies, with (in the US) IPs from various subnets and locations. Squid Proxies star product is its Private Proxies plan, which gets you proxies that won't be used by anyone else. (Image credit: Squid Proxies) Private proxies