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Listed Prices Meet Availability Conditions

Starting prices are not the same as the specific bundles shown on the pricing page, and the static residential listing has an availability conflict. The homepage lists rotating residential plans starting at $45 per plan. Its static residential starting price is $65 per plan, but the pricing page labels that plan permanently unavailable. The homepage lists rotating mobile plans starting at $55 per plan and the B2B enterprise plan starting at $2K per month.

The pricing page lists these bundles, with each duration and IP count tied to its stated price:

• Rotating residential: $70 for 4 GB over 30 days, with 200 IPs.
• Rotating residential: $500 for 50 GB over 60 days, with 500 IPs.
• Rotating mobile: $70 for 4 GB over 30 days, with 50 IPs.
• Rotating mobile: $120 for 8 GB over 45 days, with 100 IPs.

For custom plans, the provider says free trials follow an initial agreement; B2C buyers are advised to purchase a small plan. The terms say service charges are generally non-refundable, non-cancellable, and non-creditable, subject to stated exceptions. Prices and fees may change at any time, effective immediately upon online posting, under the terms.

Rotation and Static IPs Set the Choice

Rotating residential and mobile plans both list private IP allocation and sticky sessions, but the stated session durations differ by plan. The provider lists a 60-minute sticky session for rotating residential and a 30-minute sticky session for rotating mobile. Both plan pages describe unlimited* requests.

Rotating residential plans also list HTTP/S connections and unused-data rollover. Static residential IPs are described as retainable for 30 days or longer. These differences give buyers distinct rotation and session options to match against the duration of their tasks.

The targeted-proxies page names scraping and data extraction with Apify, CAPTCHA handling, SERP insights, multi-account management with Loginways, native advertising, and geo-targeted campaigns as use cases. These are provider-listed applications, not instructions; use must follow platform rules and applicable law.

Questions to Put to Support Before Registering

Before choosing a plan, ask support which proxy type and allocation match the workload, and how rotation affects repeated requests. These are general selection questions; the provider lists several proxy types and plan-specific rotation and session options.

Ask how sticky sessions behave when a task needs a consistent connection, and whether the offered protocol fits the buyer’s software. The enterprise page names HTTP and SOCKS5, while the rotating residential page lists HTTP/S connections. For a custom plan, clarify what the initial agreement covers before relying on the trial condition.

The pricing page lists rotating residential plan features: residential IP rotation, private IP allocation, requests without a stated cap, and a 60-minute sticky session.

Dashboard Delivery Meets Network Activation

The homepage separates dashboard delivery from network activation: it says proxy delivery is instant on the dashboard, while activation may take up to 20 minutes. The rotating-residential pricing page instead lists quick activation of approximately 10 minutes.

These are different statements from the provider’s homepage and rotating-residential pricing page, both checked 2026-10-31. The homepage describes a possible activation window, while the pricing page gives an approximate timing claim for rotating residential. Buyers with time-sensitive traffic should ask which timing applies to their selected plan before relying on either description.

For enterprise, the provider lists API access and custom integrations, alongside HTTP and SOCKS5 connections. Those listed features describe the offering, but the exact setup path should be confirmed with support for the intended use.

Published Options Cover Several Proxy Tasks

The provider lists rotating residential, static residential, and rotating mobile IPs, allowing buyers to compare distinct proxy types against their workload.

Rotating residential plans specify private IP allocation, a 60-minute sticky session, and unused-data rollover. Rotating mobile plans also list private allocation, with a 30-minute sticky session. These terms make the session and rollover conditions visible before purchase.

For enterprise buyers, the provider lists API access, custom integrations, a pool of 10M+ IPs, and HTTP and SOCKS5 connections. The targeted-proxies page names scraping, data extraction, SERP insights, native advertising, and geo-targeted campaigns among its applications.

The provider states that support staff monitor tickets 24/7 through Discord and the help center.

Availability and Contract Terms Retain Friction

The pricing page and Terms describe availability and contract conditions that affect what buyers can rely on.

• Static residential: the pricing page marks the plan permanently unavailable.
• State-level rotating residential: the pricing page shows Alabama as sold out.
• Pricing and availability: the Terms state that prices and fees may change at any time, effective immediately upon online posting.
• Warranty and disputes: the Terms disclaim warranties including merchantability and fitness for a particular purpose, and require individual binding arbitration in California, United States.

Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.

Fit Depends on Proxy Type and Terms

LiveProxies lists e-commerce, social media marketing, market research, and web scraping among its use cases. Its terms require users to be at least 18 and legally able to enter binding contracts, and prohibit illegal activity, spam, unsolicited bulk email, and hacking or cracking.

In general, proxy selection starts with the task’s location needs, session pattern, and software requirements. The provider’s listed use cases do not establish that every workflow will fit; buyers should check the plan terms against their own lawful workload before registering.

Compare Proxy Allocation and Billing

In general, compare proxy type and allocation, rotation and session options, billing basis, protocol, trial and refund terms, API access, and support. The useful comparison is the one that matches a workload’s connection pattern and contract requirements, rather than a feature count alone.

Answers on IPs, Activation, and Terms

Which proxy types does LiveProxies list?

LiveProxies lists rotating residential, static residential, and rotating mobile IPs. The provider also says static residential IPs can be kept for 30 days or longer. These labels distinguish the options the service describes; buyers still need to match them to the task’s connection and session needs.

Is the static residential plan available?

The static residential plan is marked permanently unavailable on the pricing page. The homepage separately lists a starting price of $65 per plan. Those statements do not establish that the plan can currently be purchased, so the availability label is the key condition to resolve before relying on that price.

When does rotating residential access activate?

The homepage says dashboard delivery is instant and network activation may take up to 20 minutes. The rotating-residential pricing page instead describes activation as approximately 10 minutes. These are separate vendor statements; ask which timing applies to the specific plan rather than treating them as interchangeable.

What does the enterprise offering list?

The provider lists API access, custom integrations, and a pool of 10M+ IPs for the enterprise offering. The provider also lists HTTP and SOCKS5 connections for its custom enterprise offering. These are provider-stated features; confirm the relevant implementation and terms for the intended workflow before making a purchase decision.

How does the custom-plan trial work?

The provider says free trials are offered to custom-plan users after an initial agreement. It advises B2C users to purchase a small plan instead. The trial condition therefore applies to custom plans, and the agreement comes first.

Where are disputes resolved?

The Terms require disputes to be resolved through individual binding arbitration conducted in California, United States. The agreement is governed by California law. Buyers should read those provisions alongside the service and billing terms before entering an agreement.

Proceed Only After Terms Match the Work

Fits if… the listed proxy types and plan-specific session terms align with the workload, and the buyer has checked the applicable contract conditions.

Probably not if… the decision depends on obtaining the static residential plan, since the pricing page marks it permanently unavailable.

Main risk… is treating listed pricing or activation language as settled access: the Terms allow immediate online price changes, while the provider’s activation statements differ by page.

Sources

Public pages the facts above were taken from, with the date each was read.

• liveproxies.iochecked 2026-10-31
• liveproxies.io/pricingchecked 2026-10-31
• liveproxies.io/legal/terms-of-serviceschecked 2026-10-31
• liveproxies.io/targeted-proxieschecked 2026-10-31

How we put this page together

Editorial team of Affiliate Index. The editors at Affiliate Index wrote this page from the public sources listed above, which were read on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. If a source changes, the page is revised.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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