Proxy-Solutions

Personal and mobile proxies start at listed rates

The homepage lists starting rates for personal and mobile proxies; the FAQ and offer terms describe payment and price conditions.

• Personal proxies: start at $1.05 per month, according to the homepage, checked 2026-10-31.
• Mobile proxies: start at $6.94 per day, according to the homepage, checked 2026-10-31.

The FAQ says proxy orders can cover periods of one day or longer. The vendor lists card, e-money, cryptocurrency, PayPal, and mobile payment among payment methods; some methods may charge transaction fees even though the vendor says it does not charge customers a payment fee.

For refunds, the provider's refund page says money is sent to WebMoney, YooMoney, or QIWI electronic money accounts, less an 8% merchant fee. The offer terms say prices are listed on the service website and the seller may change them unilaterally; the Terms require the seller to inform the buyer within 10 days if a price changes after an order is placed, and say the price of goods already paid for cannot be changed.

Country choice and city selection differ by plan

Country selection is available when placing an order, while specific-city selection is listed for City and Mobile Plus plans. This distinction matters when a campaign requires a particular city rather than a country-level choice.

The provider lists HTTP/HTTP(s) and SOCKS5 connection types for all services. It says some services also support Shadowsocks, Socks5+TLS, Trojan+TLS, VLESS+TLS, and UDP, without identifying those options as universal across its products.

The provider describes personal and other proxies alongside VPS/VDS servers and network tools. Check the specific product’s location and connection options during ordering rather than assuming every listed option applies to each service.

Put account and refund details to support

Before ordering, ask support how IP replacement works for the particular service, since the provider says replacement depends on the service and may require contacting support. The support page offers categories for technical support, renewal problems, refunds, cooperation, or another issue.

For a refund enquiry, ask how the stated eligibility conditions apply to the order and what information support needs to assess it. The provider says requests must go through the support page under the refund category and include the access code, order number, and reason. It also requires the request to come from the email address used for the purchase.

A practical discussion should establish which service-specific replacement conditions apply and how support handles a reported access problem. The provider says customers can contact an online consultant or support if the FAQ does not answer their question. Use the available support categories to direct each issue to the relevant team.

Orders move from payment into the account

The provider describes an automated order process, with proxy access appearing in the customer account immediately after payment. Its offer terms say the remote sales contract is concluded when payment is completed and received by the seller. Placing an order and clicking the buy button signifies acceptance of the offer terms, according to those terms.

The offer requires buyers to provide an email address when ordering; other digital contact details are optional. For account access, the provider says proxy authorization defaults to username and password, with IP-address authorization available as an option. The homepage also lists login-and-password or client-IP authentication.

The service offers an API for integrating and managing orders. Buyers considering automated order handling should clarify which API functions cover their intended workflow before relying on the integration.

Published controls offer practical choices

The provider says proxy access appears in the customer account immediately after payment, giving buyers a stated point of access after ordering.

• Authentication can use username and password or client-IP authorization, according to the provider.
• Country selection is offered at ordering, with specific-city selection listed for City and Mobile Plus plans.
• The provider lists HTTP/HTTP(s) and SOCKS5 for all services, plus additional connection types for some services.
• The provider says its plans have unlimited* traffic and no additional charges for data volume.
• An API is offered for integrating and managing orders.

Refund and account rules narrow flexibility

The provider’s rules combine narrow refund eligibility with authority to block or disable service.

• The terms provide the service and its products “as is,” and disclaim responsibility for harm to users, their information, or their business from use or inability to use the service.
• The provider says refund requests are considered only within 4 hours of purchase, and only for purchases including no more than 10 proxies.
• A customer may use the refund option only once ever, according to the refund terms.
• The provider says there is no trial access to its services.
• Rule violations can result in immediate account blocking without warning or refund; the terms also allow unilateral service termination without restoration or refund.
• The provider blocks proxy access to payment systems, banking systems, and government-service websites.
• The seller may disable a service without notice if it causes harm or threatens service stability, and may refuse reactivation without refunding the remaining paid period.

Several details are listed under What we could not confirm.

The terms suit a defined proxy workload

The stated offer may suit buyers whose work fits the provider’s proxy products, location choices, and listed connection types. The provider says its services are intended for individual specialists and corporate projects.

Country selection is available at ordering, and specific-city selection is listed for City and Mobile Plus plans. The provider lists HTTP/HTTP(s) and SOCKS5 for all services, with additional connection types on some services.

The provider prohibits illegal mass mailings and hacking activity, and bars violations of the laws where its servers are located. Offers in restricted categories are subject to age, regional, and legal limits; check network, platform, and local rules. This is not legal or financial advice.

Compare proxy offers by allocation and access

In general, compare proxy services by proxy type, location selection, billing basis, session behavior, protocols, authentication, API access, support, and the scope of trial and refund terms. Match each criterion to the specific workload before comparing offers.

Questions about the published purchase terms

How does the provider handle a refund when service was not provided?

The provider says that if service was not provided, it refunds the full payment, including the transfer fee, within a day. This statement sits alongside separate eligibility conditions in the refund terms, so buyers should check those conditions against the order before relying on this provision.

How long can a refund take?

The refund terms say refunds may take up to 14 days from the refund request. This is the stated processing window, distinct from the purchase-time limit for submitting a request. The provider also specifies a support-page route and required request details.

What must a refund request include?

The provider requires a refund request through the support page, using the refund category and including the access code, order number, and reason. It also says the request must come from the email address used for the purchase. Keep those details available when contacting support.

Which proxy connections are listed?

The FAQ lists HTTP/HTTP(s) and SOCKS5 proxy connections for all services. The provider says some services also support Shadowsocks, Socks5+TLS, Trojan+TLS, VLESS+TLS, and UDP, without saying those options apply to every product.

Are banking and government-service websites accessible through the proxies?

No. The provider says access to payment systems, banking systems, and government-service websites through its proxies is blocked. This is a stated service restriction, not a general statement about other sites or use cases.

What does support say about response times?

The support page states that support operates around the clock and usually responds within 5 minutes to one hour. This is the provider’s published response-time claim; the source does not establish how a particular request will be handled.

Proceed after checking the purchase conditions

Fits if… the listed proxy choices match the workload and the refund limits and account terms are acceptable.

Probably not if… the purchase depends on trial access or access to payment, banking, or government-service websites.

Main risk… the provider’s “as is” terms and restricted refund eligibility leave little room if service access becomes unsuitable. Before ordering, ask support how the refund rules apply to the intended purchase.

Sources

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

• proxy-solutions.net/faqchecked 2026-10-31
• proxy-solutions.netchecked 2026-10-31
• proxy-solutions.net/vozvratchecked 2026-10-31
• proxy-solutions.net/ofertachecked 2026-10-31
• proxy-solutions.net/supportchecked 2026-10-31
• proxy-solutions.net/ruleschecked 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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