Our GoProxy review shows a newer company seems to working hard to establish a foothold in the proxy industry. Based out of Hong Kong they offer IP addresses in over 200 countries and specialize in AI Data, web scraping and social media and SEO solutions. Our GoProxy review is a little limited because of a lack of data from customers. They offer proxies sourced from partnerships with companies like AT&T, Verizon and Comcast, according to their marketing materials.

In our experience, GoProxy has demonstrated a good level of knowledge and ability to explain how to use their service for specific use cases and they seem to be focused on customer results. They also offer customized assistance. “You can inform us of your requirements, and we can assist you in developing personalized web scraping scripts tailored to your specific needs, optimizing your existing web scraping scripts, or even providing various datasets directly for your web scraping tasks.”

GoProxy Review: Pricing

Our GoProxy review of pricing is this: it’s complex which has upsides and downsides. On the down side, pricing tables can be a little misleading. For example, for their 5 GB residential proxies monthly deal, they advertise the first month discounted rate of $4.70/month for subscriptions in big blue text, but you have read through the details to find that the ongoing cost is $5.80/month.

While these details are disclosed and we don’t want to turn a positive (a discount on the first month) into a negative, we did feel it was a little misleading. If you buy GoProxy proxies just make sure you read the details. On the whole, it doesn’t seem like GoProxy is trying to put one over users: they are very clear in some places, not so much in others.

On the good side, the complexity of their ‘by the country’ proxy pricing helps users find the best prices. For example, if you need US residential proxies and don’t care where in the US they come from, their pricing tables can help you save money. New York IPs, for example are $7.48/IP for 30 days, but they clearly show pricing options for three different states in which you can get the same thing for $4.

One thing we really liked in our GoProxy review is the variety of free trials so that if you want to give them a shot to see for yourself, you can do that with no upfront cost. It’s important, especially for new services to give users a reason to get on board and they do that. Their free trial offers are for:

Residential Proxies: 100MB in 7 days
Static Residential Proxies: Unlimited data usage for 1 day
Datacenter Proxies: Unlimited data usage for 1 day

GoProxy Review: Support and Policies

GoProxy offers support through email, WhatsApp and Telegram. In our experience, they were very responsive and provided information we requested to verify their company without hesitation. We hope that responsiveness is something that users experience as well.

One area of concern is that GoProxy has no KYC and their Acceptable Use policy, while it covers bases allowing them to suspend service for things like illegal activity and fraud, they are not as clear as other sites about it. They make no statements about proactive enforcement. This combination opens their network up for abuse. It could be that they do enforce acceptable use and their network is reliable but given their age, there’s not a lot of feedback about it.

GoProxy is registered in Hong Kong as of January 2024 so we want to see how they develop over time before we can have more confidence in our GoProxy review, including tying up some loose ends that could simply be the result of their youth and getting more objective feedback from customers. If you have a GoProxy review to share, let us know what you thought so we can help other users understand what to expect. We’ve had really good experiences with their team so hopefully this is just indicative of early growing pains. We’ll update our GoProxy review as they grow!