The 11 best IPv4 proxies in 2026

An IPv4 proxy lends you an IPv4 address to send requests from, so the site you query sees that address instead of yours. Teams rent them for price monitoring, rank tracking by country, ad checks and integrations that accept only allowlisted IPs. On 28 March 2026, native IPv6 access to Google passed 50% for the first time, at 50.10%, according to Internet Society Pulse. The other half still arrives over IPv4, a space fixed at 4,294,967,296 addresses. Proxy IPs are rented out term after term, so an address can reach you with the history of whoever held it before. That is why this ranking starts with IP exclusivity and puts price near the end. We run Proxys.io and rank it first; prices were checked on provider pages in September 2026, and every card says where a competitor does better.

In this guide, you will learn:

• Why dedicated, shared and rotating IPv4 behave differently on the same target.
• Which six criteria we used to score providers, and how to apply them to any offer.
• How 11 providers compare on price, IP allocation, countries and trial terms.

TL;DR: the 11 providers at a glance

What is an IPv4 proxy?

An IPv4 proxy is an intermediary server with a 32-bit IPv4 address. Your application sends requests to it, and it forwards them to the target site under its own IP, so the site sees the proxy's address and location instead of yours. Providers rent IPv4 proxies per IP or per gigabyte, as datacenter, residential or mobile addresses.

An IPv6 proxy does the same job with a 128-bit address. IPv6 addresses are plentiful, which is why they cost less: our individual IPv6 proxies start at $0.13 per IP, against $1.40 for individual IPv4. The limit is the target. If a domain has no AAAA record, a request through an IPv6 proxy has nowhere to go, and user adoption still varies by market: Google measured IPv6 access at 73% of users in France and 10% in Spain. For mixed workloads we suggest IPv6 for sites that support it and IPv4 for the rest.

IPv4 is the right call when the address has to be accepted everywhere and stay the same. That covers price and stock checks on retail sites, rank tracking from a fixed country, repeated ad placement checks, QA of localized checkout pages, and API or admin panels open only to an allowlist. Run all of it within each site's terms and rate limits.

How to choose an IPv4 proxy provider

Every score in this article comes from the same six criteria. Check them in this order.

1. IP exclusivity. Does the price card say dedicated, shared with a user cap, or rotating pool?
2. Geography and targeting. Count countries for the exact product you buy, and see whether targeting stops at country level.
3. Protocols and tools. Look for HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on the same IP, an API, and a browser extension if people work in browsers.
4. Billing model. Per IP suits fixed addresses and per GB suits rotating pools; also check term lengths, fair-use caps and payment methods.
5. Price at your volume. Compare the per-IP rate at your real quantity and term, not the lowest "from" figure.
6. Trial and refund terms. You need a free test IP or a refund window long enough to run your own target.

Scores are our editorial assessment on a 10-point scale, with exclusivity weighted highest. We sell one of the products on this list, so each card gives the facts you need to check the score yourself.

The 11 best IPv4 proxy providers

1. Proxys.io

We have sold proxies since 2016, and an individual plan means one client per address for the whole term. Foreign datacenter IPv4 covers 24 countries, from the US and Germany to Brazil and South Africa. When a target rejects datacenter ranges, Premium IPv4 gives you a static residential address per IP in 195+ countries on the same account. An API key pulls any order into a script or into ProxyControl, our free browser extension.

Key details

Best for: Overall

Network: Datacenter, residential and mobile IPv4; IPv6 and dynamic proxies on one account

IP allocation: One client per IP; shared IPv4 capped at 3 users

Targeting: Country: 24 for foreign IPv4, 195+ for Premium IPv4

Pricing: Individual IPv4 (Russia) $1.40/IP; foreign IPv4 from $1.47 ($2.30 for 1 to 4 IPs); shared $0.67; Premium $3.60; up to 12% off 12-month terms

Reliability: Since 2016; free test proxy; 24-hour refund on individual plans

Pros

• One client per address on every plan except shared, which states its 3-user cap.
• Static residential IPv4 per IP in 195+ countries at $3.60.
• API keys and the free ProxyControl extension load IP lists without copy-paste.
• Stripe card payments, plus USDT, BTC, ETH and Alipay.

Cons.

• Country-level targeting only, and datacenter IPv4 in 24 countries

Our score: 8.6/10

Ask our support for a free test IPv4 proxy and run it against your own target before you pay.

2. Proxy-Seller

Dedicated datacenter IPv4 starts at $0.49 per IP, with terms from one week to 12 months. The addresses come from direct LIR allocations and spread across 600+ Class C and 200+ Class B subnets. IPv4 covers 40+ countries against our 24. Free testing is offered as a proof of concept for enterprise teams.

Key details

Best for: Bulk dedicated datacenter IPv4 in many countries at a low per-IP rate

Network: Datacenter IPv4 and IPv6, ISP, residential and mobile

IP allocation: Dedicated to one account for the rental term

Targeting: Country; 40+ countries for IPv4

Pricing: IPv4 from $0.49/IP; ISP from $0.98/IP; volume discounts up to 30% on request; terms from 1 week to 12 months

Pros

• Lowest published starting price for dedicated IPv4 in this list.
• 600+ Class C and 200+ Class B subnets for spreading an order across networks.
• API libraries for PHP, Node.js, Python, Java and Go.

Cons

• Refund or replacement within 72 hours only after support confirms the fault.
• Free testing is limited to an enterprise proof of concept.

Our score: 8.2/10

3. Oxylabs

Oxylabs sells dedicated datacenter IPs in 188 countries. The pool behind the dedicated plan holds 1.9M+ IPs. Orders start at 3 IPs, and self-serve plans include 24/7 support and a dedicated account manager. The price reflects that: $2.25 per IP until you pass 19 addresses. Plan around the fair-use rule too. After 100 GB on one IP in a billing cycle, its concurrent sessions drop from 100 to 10.

Key details

Best for: Enterprise teams that need dedicated datacenter IPs in many countries, with an account manager

Network: Datacenter (dedicated and shared), ISP, dedicated ISP, residential and mobile

IP allocation: Dedicated plan on a 1.9M+ IP pool; shared per-IP plan on a 36K+ pool

Targeting: Country, 188 countries on self-serve plans; state and city on Enterprise

Pricing: Dedicated $2.25/IP for 3 to 19 IPs ($6.75 minimum), $1.20/IP at 1,000 to 3,000; shared $1.20/IP from 10 IPs; VAT may apply

Pros

• 188 countries for dedicated datacenter IPs.
• 5 free IPs when you sign up.
• 24/7 support and a dedicated account manager on self-serve plans.

Cons

• The $1.20 dedicated rate needs 1,000+ IPs; below 20 you pay $2.25.
• After 100 GB on an IP in a billing cycle, its concurrent sessions fall from 100 to 10.

Our score: 8.0/10

4. IPRoyal

IPRoyal sells private datacenter proxies, one user per IP, in 60+ locations. It is one of the few per-IP datacenter plans with state and city targeting. Inventory is published by country: 160,134 IPs in the US, 45,843 in Japan, 28,248 in Germany. Connections run over TCP and UDP. The rate depends on the term, from $1.57 for 30 days to $1.39 for 90. Each proxy includes 100 GB of traffic a month, pooled across the order, and speed is reduced after that.

Key details

Best for: Dedicated datacenter IPs with state or city targeting on 90-day terms

Network: Datacenter, ISP, residential and mobile

IP allocation: Dedicated, one user per proxy

Targeting: 60+ locations with state and city level

Pricing: $1.57/proxy for 30 days, $1.48 for 60 days, $1.39 for 90 days

Pros

• State and city targeting on per-IP datacenter proxies.
• TCP and UDP connections over HTTP(S) and SOCKS5.
• Per-country inventory is public: 160,134 US IPs, 45,843 in Japan.

Cons

• The $1.39 rate requires a 90-day term.
• 100 GB of traffic per proxy per month; speed drops once the pooled allowance is used.

Our score: 7.7/10

5. Webshare

You get 10 shared proxies free, with up to 1 GB a month, and no card is required. The paid range has three allocation levels. Shared proxy servers start at $0.018 per IP, private ones are split with up to two other users from $0.43, and dedicated ones cost $1.33 per proxy at 20 and $0.77 at 10,000. Datacenter locations span 50+ countries.

Key details

Best for: Starting free and scaling to thousands of low-cost datacenter IPs

Network: Datacenter (shared, private, dedicated), static residential and rotating residential

IP allocation: Shared by default; private split with up to 2 other users; dedicated for 1 user

Targeting: 50+ countries for datacenter proxies

Pricing: Shared from $0.018/IP; private from $0.43/IP; dedicated $1.33/proxy at 20, $0.77 at 10,000

Pros

• 10 free shared proxies with no card required.
• Dedicated proxies fall to $0.77 each at 10,000.
• 99.97% uptime and a 100+ Gbps aggregate network stated for datacenter plans.

Cons

• The cheapest tiers put other customers on your IP.
• Payment by card, Google Pay or Apple Pay only.

Our score: 7.6/10

6. Evomi

Evomi, a Swiss provider, prices static IPs by their history. Its ISP proxies come in three tiers: shared at $1.00 per IP, private at $2.50 and virgin at $4.50, a dedicated address nobody has used before. That last tier answers the exclusivity question more directly than any other offer here. Each ISP plan includes unlimited bandwidth and up to 3,000 concurrent connections. Geography is the limit: the static pricing block shows one US location, Ashburn on AT&T. Datacenter proxies are sold separately as rotating traffic from $0.30 per GB.

Key details

Best for: US static ISP addresses with a known history, plus metered datacenter traffic

Network: Static residential (ISP), rotating datacenter, residential and mobile

IP allocation: ISP shared ($1.00), private dedicated ($2.50), virgin dedicated ($4.50); datacenter pool rotates

Targeting: Static ISP pricing lists Ashburn (AT&T)

Pricing: ISP $1.00 to $4.50/IP with unlimited bandwidth; datacenter $0.45/GB pay-as-you-go, $0.30/GB on the 1,000 GB plan

Pros

• Virgin tier: dedicated addresses nobody has used before.
• Unlimited bandwidth and up to 3,000 concurrent connections on ISP plans.
• HTTP, SOCKS5 and UDP on static IPs; ISO 27001 certified.

Cons

• Static IPs are shown for a single US location.
• Datacenter proxies are rotating traffic, not fixed IPv4 addresses.

Our score: 7.4/10

7. Proxy-Cheap

Proxy-Cheap sells dedicated datacenter IPv4 by the address in 25+ countries. The unusual part is the paid trial: $1.13 buys one IP for 7 days, and the Basic plan then costs $1.42 a month. Every plan lists unlimited bandwidth, 100+ threads and 100+ Mbps. Payment options include PayPal, plus CoinGate for crypto. The weak spot is pricing clarity. Different pages on the site quote $1.18, $1.42 and $1.49 as the starting price for the same product.

Key details

Best for: Small orders of dedicated datacenter IPv4 with a paid one-week test

Network: Datacenter IPv4 and IPv6, static residential, rotating residential and mobile

IP allocation: Dedicated IP address

Targeting: 25+ countries

Pricing: 7-day trial $1.13/IP; Basic plan $1.42/IP per month

Pros

• One-week trial for $1.13 before a monthly plan.
• Unlimited bandwidth, 100+ threads and 100+ Mbps per IP.
• PayPal, cards, Alipay and crypto through CoinGate.

Cons

• Starting prices differ across the site: $1.18, $1.42 and $1.49 for the same product.
• 25+ countries, fewer than Proxy-Seller, Webshare or IPRoyal.

Our score: 7.3/10

8. DataImpulse

DataImpulse sells datacenter IPv4 as traffic, not addresses. Its pool of 20M IPs changes the address on every request or holds one IP for up to 30 minutes. That rules it out for any job that needs the same IP next week. For collecting public pages across many markets, the terms are strong: $0.50 per GB, traffic that never expires, and free country targeting in 195+ countries. The intro plan is $5 for 10 GB.

Key details

Best for: Pay-as-you-go scraping across many countries where the IP can change

Network: Rotating datacenter, residential, premium residential and mobile

IP allocation: Shared rotating pool of 20M datacenter IPs; sticky sessions up to 30 minutes

Targeting: 195+ countries; country free, state, city, ZIP and ASN at extra cost

Pricing: $5 for 10 GB (intro), $50 for 100 GB, $450 for 1 TB; custom from $2,250 for 5 TB+

Pros

• Traffic never expires and there is no subscription.
• Free country targeting in 195+ countries.
• 24/7 human support and a 7-day refund policy.

Cons

• No fixed IPv4: the longest session on one IP is 30 minutes.
• City, ZIP and ASN targeting cost extra.

Our score: 7.1/10

9. Geonode

Geonode's per-IP IPv4 product is ISP proxies: static addresses registered to internet providers, with unlimited bandwidth. Dedicated IPs stay with one account, and shared ones are sold too. The rate falls from $1.75 per IP for 3 or 4 addresses to $1.25 at 1,000 and above. Dedicated ISP inventory is focused on the United States, and a specific ISP, ASN or city isn't guaranteed. There is no trial for this product. Datacenter proxies are a separate rotating product from $0.14 per GB.

Key details

Best for: US static ISP IPv4 with unlimited bandwidth at volume

Network: ISP (shared and dedicated), rotating datacenter and residential

IP allocation: Dedicated ISP IPs assigned to one account; shared ISP also sold

Targeting: Dedicated ISP inventory focused on the US; ISP, ASN, state or city not guaranteed

Pricing: ISP $1.75/IP for 3 to 4 IPs, $1.25 at 1,000 to 10,000; datacenter from $0.14/GB

Pros

• Unlimited bandwidth on every ISP IP.
• 11 volume steps from 3 to 10,000 IPs.
• Card, crypto, Alipay and wire transfer accepted.

Cons

• No trial or sample IPs for ISP proxies.
• Dedicated ISP stock is US-focused, and specific ISPs or cities aren't guaranteed.

Our score: 6.3/10

10. ProxyEmpire

ProxyEmpire is built around rotating traffic. Its datacenter proxies are a rotating pool billed per GB, from $25 for 40 GB down to $0.35 per GB at 5,000 GB. For a fixed address you pay $2 a month for a static residential IP, then pay for traffic on top. That two-part bill is fine for light sessions and gets expensive for heavy ones. A $1.97 trial covers the rotating residential and mobile plans.

Key details

Best for: Rotating datacenter traffic at volume, with a few static residential IPs on the side

Network: Rotating datacenter, static residential, rotating residential, rotating and dedicated mobile

IP allocation: Static dedicated residential IP; datacenter pool rotates

Pricing: Static residential $2/IP per month plus traffic per GB; datacenter $25 for 40 GB ($0.625/GB) to $1,750 for 5,000 GB ($0.35/GB)

Pros

• Datacenter traffic falls to $0.35 per GB at 5,000 GB.
• $1.97 trial on rotating residential and mobile plans.
• Dedicated mobile lines and residential pools in the same panel.
• Cons
• Static IPs are billed twice: $2 per address plus traffic.
• No per-IP datacenter IPv4; datacenter is sold as rotating traffic only.

Our score: 6.0/10

11. SOAX

SOAX rebuilt its pricing around credits and one rate for residential and mobile traffic. Plans run from a free Sandbox at $5.00 per GB in Tier 1 countries to Enterprise at $3,000 a month and $0.85 per GB. Targeting reaches ISP level on every plan, with ASN and ZIP from the Scale tier. What you won't find is a public per-IP price for static IPv4. Its US datacenter proxies exclude Texas, and dedicated IP pools are an Enterprise option reviewed case by case.

Key details

Best for: Rotating residential and mobile IPv4 traffic with precise targeting

Network: Residential and mobile; US datacenter proxies on a separate product page

IP allocation: Rotating pools; dedicated IP pools on Enterprise plans after review

Targeting: Country, region, city and ISP on all plans; ASN and ZIP from Scale; US datacenter excludes Texas

Pricing: Sandbox free, Tier 1 traffic $5.00/GB; Builder $200/month ($3.00/GB); Enterprise $3,000/month ($0.85/GB)

Pros

• ISP-level targeting on every plan.
• Credits roll over for 60 days on monthly billing.
• Free Sandbox plan for testing.

Cons

• No public per-IP price for static IPv4.
• Human support keeps set hours: Monday to Friday 08:00 to 17:00 UTC, weekends 09:00 to 15:00 UTC.

Our score: 5.2/10

When you need fixed IPv4 in more than one market, Proxys.io keeps datacenter IPv4 in 24 countries and Premium residential IPv4 in 195+ countries on one account. Pull the list with an API key, load it into ProxyControl for Chrome, Opera or Firefox, and switch between addresses in one click. Browse Proxys.io IPv4 proxies.

IPv4 proxy providers compared

Prices checked on provider pages, September 2026.

Which IPv4 proxy to choose

Most IPv4 purchases come down to three checks: who else uses the address, whether it exists in the country you need, and what one IP costs at your real quantity and term. On that combination our pick is Proxys.io, because dedicated datacenter IPv4 and residential IPv4 per IP sit on one account with a free test. For fewer than 50 addresses, start with a test proxy and a one-month order. From 100 addresses, compare the 100-piece tier with the 6- and 12-month discounts before you commit.

If part of your workload runs on IPv6-ready sites, try our IPv6 proxies from $0.13 per IP alongside IPv4 and keep IPv4 for targets without IPv6 support. Pay by card through Stripe, or with USDT, BTC, ETH or Alipay.

Frequently asked questions

Which proxy is best, IPv4 or IPv6?

Usually IPv4: a site without an IPv6 address can only be reached over IPv4. IPv6 is cheaper, from $0.13 per IP with us, and suits targets that support it. Google recorded 50.10% IPv6 access on 28 March 2026, so test your own targets first. Compare our IPv6 plans.

What is the difference between dedicated and shared IPv4 proxies?

A dedicated IPv4 proxy belongs to one customer for the whole term; a shared one serves several at once. At Proxys.io, shared IPv4 starts at $0.67 with a 3-user cap, and individual IPv4 starts at $1.40. Shared plans suit testing, dedicated plans suit logins and allowlists. See dedicated options.

How do I check an IPv4 proxy before relying on it?

Test inside the refund window, 24 hours with us. Confirm the country and ASN in two IP lookup services, check the address against public blocklists, and send real requests to your target at your planned rate. Our free Proxy-Checker handles the first pass.