ProxyLine Review

Proxy usage as be growing in popularity, meaning that more and more providers become available. With so many popular and not-so-popular, deciding which is the best can be tricky, which is why we do these kinds of reviews. For today we’re taking a look at a lesser-known provider, Proxyline, to see if it’s worth considering it.

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As proxies evolved, we found more and more ways to implement them in our activities. This steady growth in popularity meant we began to see more and more providers. We all know the big names in the industry, but what about the lesser-known ones like Proxyline?

To see if Proxyline is worth considering, in today’s review we’ll take a look at it’s services, promises and see if you should even have it on your shortlist or if you should avoid it.

Proxy types, Features, and Pricing

Proxyline doesn’t have tons of proxy types, so this section will be short. Your first choice is to decide if you want to get IPv4 or IPv6 IP addresses, so let’s look at both to see what this provider offers.

In the IPv4 corner you can choose the type of proxy you’ll want and the choice is between shared and dedicated one, with the second being a bit more expensive, which is to be expected. The share IP addresses may be used by up to 3 users at the same time, while the dedicated ones are yours for a long as your subscription is active. As for the actual packages, you have a lot of flexibility to customize one that will fit your needs.

For the number of IP addresses, you can get as little as 1 proxy and take it all the way up to 2,000 for both the shared and dedicated proxies. Another flexible side of this pricing structure is the duration of the package. The smallest package you can get is 5 days and scale it up to 360. Going for the longer packages means you’re looking at a discount, but it only applies for the duration. The price per IP doesn’t change with the number of proxies you decide to buy.

You also have a list of countries to choose from, but there’s a difference between the two types of IPv4 addresses. For the shared ones, the list consists of 21 countries, while for the dedicated ones you have the whole list to choose from. Speaking of countries, if you want IP addresses from multiple locations, you’ll need to purchase multiple packages.

A nice feature Proxyline offers with the IPv4 proxies is the option to choose the IP addresses manually. There’s a list for the shared and dedicated proxies containing the first two octets, allowing you fine tune your package to match your needs.

The second type of proxies you can get from Proxyline are the IPv6 ones. The pricing structure for these is identical to the IPv4 IP addresses meaning you can get anywhere from 1 to 2,000 proxies for a duration of 5 to 360 days. Like before, going for the longer package will give you a bigger discount, regardless of how many IP addresses you get.

Unlike the IPv4 proxies, with the IPv6 ones you are a bit more limited. The location list allows you to choose between USA and Russia IP addresses and you cannot select proxies manually. On a positive note, they are much more affordable.

The best thing about Proxyline is that the base set of features doesn’t change depending on the package you get. All proxies come with unlimited bandwidth and support HTTP/SOCKS5 protocols.

A slight downside is that Proxyline doesn’t offer a free trial and to be fair it’s not a massive one. Most of these affordable providers don’t have this feature. With that said, the proxies are cheap enough to get 1 IP address and test it for 5 days. In addition to that, there’s a 48-hour refund policy if any of the proxies or service don’t perform as advertised.

Features

While most proxy provider like to brag about what they offer, looking at the set of features usually gives us a rough idea about the product and if has potential to be good. Let’s see what Proxyline has to offer and if the set of features tick all the right boxes.

Multiple Use Cases

While provider don’t offer all kinds of different proxies, the ones they do could be optimized to work in different conditions. Proxyline follows this rule allowing you to use these IP addresses for anything you want. They’re designed to work for regular browsing, managing social media accounts, message boards and more. The main reason why they’re flexible in terms of use cases is that they’re anonymous, meaning the services won’t be able to detect them.

Flexible Pricing Structure

Speaking of flexibility, the second flexible aspect of Proxyline is the pricing structure, which we’ll dive into in the next section. Having this feature available, allows you to tweak the package in a way that suits your needs and budget.

Plenty of Locations to Choose From

Another flexible aspect of this provider are the locations. Proxyline has IP addresses in over 100 countries worldwide, meaning you have a lot to choose from. It may not be on the same level as some of the premium providers, but the lit covers all of the most popular countries for proxy sourcing. As a result, your project won’t come to a halt because you couldn’t find proxies from a specific location.

Multiple Payment Methods

We don’t talk about this aspect enough, but it’s one that can be the deciding factor for some people. Sure, most providers accept payments with a credit or debit card and It’s good enough for most people. With that said, some are willing to look for something more flexible and Proxyline offers that. On top of the regular payment methods, this provider accepts several popular payment services along with the ability to pay with crypto and there are several supported currencies.

Support for Multiple Protocols

For the most part proxy usage is covered with services that offer HTTP and HTTPS support and there’s no reason to ask for more. With that said, in some use cases and projects, you may need to rely on a different protocol and Proxyline has you covered. On top of the HTTP/S support, there’s also the option to rely on the SOCKS5 protocol, which is another flexible side of this provider

Free Tools

If you’ve ever worked with proxies, you’ll know that there are certain tools that are an essential part of each project. Most of them are free but having them available in a single place is a massive advantage that ProxyLine offers. This provider gives you access to a proxy checker, speed tester, port checker and more within the website so you have them available at your fingertips. It’s not like this provider offers something that no one else does, but it offers is in a practical way.

Free Proxies

Noone gives anything for free if there’s a way to pay for it. This doesn’t apply to Proxyline as this is one of the rare providers that offer free proxies. To be fair, these aren’t the same as the ones you’ll get when you buy a package, but for some light use-cases they may get the job done. The performance and anonymity won’t be as good, so keep that in mind. They could be a good option for general testing or similar tasks.

High Speeds

Some proxies are notorious for poor performance or inconsistent one, something that Proxyline manages to solve. The proxies are advertised to be able to deliver speeds of up to 100 Mbps, which is pretty good and will cover any kind of use case that this provider promises.

IPv4 and IPv6

Most proxy providers these days are focusing primarily on IPv4 proxies, which is the golden standard. In recent history, IPv6 was created to solve the problem of not having enough IPv4 IP addresses and that trend has slowly passed on to the proxy world. Some users need IPv6 proxies and Proxyline has them on offer, which is a great advantage over some of its rivals.

Affordability

Some people work with a tighter budget, meaning they’ll need to look for more affordable options and Proxyline is one of the most affordable ones out there. We’ll dive into the pricing in a bit, but the short story is that each IP you can get from this provider is less than $1 which beast many of the more popular competitors.

Frequently Asked Questions

• What authentication methods does Proxyline offer?

Another flexible side of Proxyline is the ability to choose which authentication method you’ll want to use. There’s the standard username and password one, which is available with every provider on this planet. In addition to that, you can go with IP whitelist and add up to 3 IP addresses for authentication.

• Does Proxyline offers proxy replacement?

Technically yes, but it’s not like with some of its rivals. To get an IP replacement, you’ll need to renew your package and remove the IP addresses you don’t want to use.

• What kind of support does Proxyline offers?

Considering we’re talking about an affordable proxy provider; we were impressed with the support options. Right off the bat, Proxyline has a pretty extensive FAQ section, answering the most common questions that potential clients or beginner proxy users may have. In addition to that, there’s a 24/7 live chat, a Telegram bot and an email support. Sure, there’s no phone support, but it’s still more than what we’re used to seeing with cheap providers.

• How soon as proxies available for use?

Unless you’re paying with cryptocurrencies, the proxies will be available for use as soon as the payment goes through. Crypto payments may take slightly longer due to the nature of the payments, but it’s almost always completed in a few minutes.

• Does Proxyline offer larger packages?

At the moment, all purchases through the website are limited to 2,000 IP addresses as maximum. With that said, if you or your company need a bigger batch, you can reach out to support to get a quote and find ways in which you can get the proxies to complete your project.

Our Editor’s Verdict

There are proxy providers in abundance these days, but that doesn’t mean that all of them are good options. Some still manage to offer a poor service, which doesn’t seem to be the case with Proxyline. Looking at this provider as a package, we believe it offers everything you’d need for anything from personal to enterprise projects.

The pool of proxies isn’t massive and with over half a million proxies it may seem like it’s less than its competitors. While that’s true, there is an aspect where Proxyline excels and that the list of countries.

Unlike many of its rivals, this provider offers a list of over 100 countries worldwide. It combines this is a flexible pricing structure allowing you to get as many proxies for as long as you need them. Sure, there isn’t a trial option, but at these prices most wouldn’t complain too much about that.

A good provider isn’t just about the price, it’s also about what it can offer and Proxyline doesn’t disappoint. The company’s proxies offer speeds of up to 100 Mbps and while there will be some variance, you should expect to see some great performance out of them. You get support for multiple protocols, and the best part is that the bandwidth is unlimited.

The result of this is a set of proxies that have a wide range of use cases for anything from general browsing to big scale business projects. All of this comes in the form if a provider that won’t put a massive strain on your budget.

Overall, Proxyline is a provider that ticks all the right boxes, despite being advertised as an affordable provider. As such, it’s one that you shouldn’t avid and at least give it a chance to see if fits your needs and if it will work well for your projects.

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