IPv4 proxies are still among the most popular options in today’s market, but what if you need something else? What if you need IPv6 proxies? Luckily, we made a list of the best IPv6 providers on the market today.
You may hear some people complain about the advancement in today’s world being too digital, but it has its perks. Thanks to all of those advancements over the years, we have plenty of services that make our lives easier today. It doesn’t matter if we’re talking about something you do for fun or need it for a work-related project; there’s probably a service you’re using.
We rely on many services these days, and proxies are quite popular. They’ve been mainstream for a long time, meaning that as their popularity grew, so did the number of companies that offer them. As good as this sounds, there is a slight problem.
Having many options means you’ll need to choose which one you go for. To be fair, most modern providers are pretty good, and you probably won’t find yourself in a situation with bad proxies. With that said, it’s still a good idea to research things and go for proven providers, which is what we’re here to help you with.
We often make these kinds of lists to help people decide which provider to go for. Today’s list is a bit different regarding the type of proxies we’ll discuss.
IPv4 proxies have been around for a long time and are still one of the most popular options. The introduction of IPv6 IP addresses meant that proxy providers will start to offer these kinds of proxies sooner or later.
Even though they aren’t as common, some people need them, which is where this list comes into play. Today, we’ll talk about the top 8 IPv6 proxy providers on the market.
1. Proxy-IPv4
The list starts with a name that will probably confuse you. Proxy-IPv4 sounds like it only offers IPv4 proxies, but that’s not the case. This company offers a wide range of products, including IPv6 proxies.
Many of these proxy providers don’t outline everything regarding how many proxies they have and where, and proxy IPv4 isn’t too different. The company has no mention in terms of the size of its proxy pool. One thing that may be a glimpse of hope is that the largest package you can get is quite big, so we can assume it’s not lacking in this department.
In terms of location coverage, you have 13 countries to choose from, which is pretty decent for IPv6 proxies. Most of the countries are from Europe, and a few are from Asia. Naturally, there’s also the option to get IP addresses from the US and Canada. It’s flexible enough for what most people would need.
The set of features is pretty similar to what most of its rivals offer. You’re getting proxies based on the number of IP addresses you need, meaning that you’re looking at packages with unlimited bandwidth. These are also dedicated proxies, so only you will use them during the subscription duration. As far as the protocols are concerned, Proxy IPv4 covers HTTS and SOCKS protocols for a wider range of use cases.
Looking at the pricing structure, we see a good amount of flexibility. You can choose as many IP addresses as you need, starting with 10 proxies, and the number goes all the way up to 10 thousand. In terms of the duration of the package, you can get one for 30, 60, or 90 days, and during the ordering process, you’re choosing which country you want the proxies to be from.
Going for the larger packages or with a longer duration means that the price per IP address is lower, which is to be expected. Regardless of how many proxies you get and for how long, the set of features remains the same.
2. Proxy-Seller
Our next pick is a provider competitor to the previous one, which seems to do some things better. Proxy-Seller is a one-stop-shop option for people looking for multiple types of proxies, but today, we’re here to talk about the IPv6 ones.
When looking at the information about the proxies, we see a lot of similarities to the previous provider. Proxy-Seller doesn’t mention how many proxies it has in its pool, which is a common sight in today’s proxy market. It’s not a massive dealbreaker, but some people would want to know a little bit more about that.
One thing we do know is the list of locations. This provider has a list of 16 countries, which is pretty flexible when considering that they span multiple continents. Naturally, most of them are in Europe, with a handful in the other parts of the world. This provider offers more than the previous one because it also has IPv6 proxies in Australia.
Things in the features department are pretty similar, with a bit more information this time. IPv6 proxies usually come with high speed in mind, and the ones from Proxy-Seller don’t disappoint. The IP addresses come from servers with dedicated channels capable of delivering speeds of up to 1 GB/s, which is pretty good for data-intensive tasks.
Not having the number of IP addresses may be a downside, but based on the fact that this provider relies on 800 subnets and over 400 networks, it’s clear that we’re not talking about several thousand proxies. If you have some issues, this provider offers 24/7 support with the option to ask for assistance during the setup process.
The pricing structure is similar to the previous one, but this provider has a lot more flexibility. Like before, you can choose how many proxies you want to get, and the smallest package starts with 10 IP addresses. During this process, you’ll also need to choose the location and the duration. Speaking of duration, this is where Proxy-Seller has an advantage. There are many more options here, ranging from 1 week to 1 year, with plenty of additional options in between.
Naturally, the more proxies you get or the longer the purchase period is, the cheaper the price per proxy will be. If there is an issue with the proxies or the service, you have the option to ask for a refund within 24 hours of the completed order. It’s not a lot, but it should be enough to test out how things work.
3. Proxy-Sale
Next on the list is a name that’s not the most popular, but that doesn’t necessarily mean it’s a poor choice. Proxy-Sale offers multiple products, like many of the names you’ll see on this list, and among those are IPv6 proxies.
We may sound like a broken record, but this is another provider that doesn’t offer too much information about the product it sells. Proxy-Sale has no information about its pool size, which isn’t ideal. We wouldn’t call this bad, mainly because many providers don’t have this information on their websites.
On a positive note, we have a list of available countries, which seems pretty flexible. Having 14 countries isn’t the highest number on this list, but the diversity is pretty good. You can get IPv6 proxies from America, Europe, Asia, and Australia, with most locations in Europe.
Some may say that these providers may not offer much, but we beg to differ. Proxy-Sale covers the most important set of features most people will be looking for. Considering the type of proxies we’re talking about, you can expect to get packages that come with unlimited bandwidth. These are static IP addresses, meaning you can keep using the same proxy for as long as needed.
They are also private, so you’ll get the full performance because you won’t be sharing them with other users. In terms of authentication, this provider offers username and password or IP whitelisting, which is another flexible side of it. Like the previous two providers, you have support for HTTP and SOCKS protocols, so there’s hardly any use case where these won’t work.
The pricing structure of Proxy-Sale isn’t too different from the other options we’ve mentioned so far. You can choose how many IP addresses you want to get, starting with 10. You can dial that up to 2,000, and if you need more, you can reach out to the support team to request that. The price per IP address doesn’t change based on the location; it is only determined by the size of the package you configure.
As for the rental period, you have multiple options. You can get proxies for as little as 7 days, which can scale up to 360. If you’re not the type of person who wants to fiddle with this, you can choose one of the several pre-made packages ranging from 10 to 500 proxies.
4. ProxyLine
There are plenty of affordable proxy providers on the market, and some of them aren’t as popular as others. ProxyLine is one of those providers, and even though it may not offer as much as some of its rivals, it makes up for that with affordability.
Looking at what this provider has to offer gives you the impression that it’s not on the same level as some of its rivals. That’s true, but some people don’t need as much, which is where this provider comes into play. The pool of proxies, at least its size, remains unknown, which isn’t too different from most of the providers you’ll see on this list. As for the locations, this is where ProxyLine is a bit limited. For the IPv6 proxies, your only location options are USA and Russia. This isn’t a lot, but it’s fine for people who are working on projects where geo-targeting specific countries isn’t crucial.
While ProxyLine may seem like it’s lacking in terms of numbers, it doesn’t lack features. Seeing that the proxies come from over 3,500 subnets and networks means that we’re probably looking at a provider with a pretty big pool of proxies. The proxies support dual authentication and the option to choose which protocol you want to use – SOCKS or HTTP.
Even though we mentioned that this is a provider where geo-targeting isn’t crucial, there is still an advantage here. You can choose a subnet or city, so if you need proxies from those two countries, you can still fine-tune the IP address based on your needs. This provider offers an auto-renewal option but also allows you to replace an IP address in the process.
One thing ProxyLine has that some of its rivals don’t is the option to get a single IP address, while most of its rivals rely on the 10 IP minimum. The biggest package you can get with this provider is with 2,000 proxies, but unfortunately, there isn’t an option to ask for a custom package. There’s an advantage with the duration of the package as well. Even though this provider doesn’t offer daily packages, the shortest rental period is 5 days, and you can take that up to 360 days.
The already affordable proxies become even more affordable if you get bigger packages. With this provider, you also have a refund period, but unlike the previous one, with this one, you have 48 hours to ask to get your money back.
5. V6proxies
For our next pick, we’re going with a proxy provider whose website looks like a hacker game. V6proxies is a provider that’s been around for almost a decade, offering various kinds of products, and the one we’re interested in on this list is the IPv6 proxies.
Until now, all providers have offered no information on the pool size but have had a list of available locations. With V6proxies, things are the opposite. The provider doesn’t mention which counties it covers. Instead, there’s only a vague mention that we’re looking at US and EU proxies, which is fine as long as there are at least a few countries to choose from.
This shouldn’t be an issue if you’re not the type of user that needs advanced geo-targeting features. In terms of the pool size, you’re looking at over 1 million IP addresses, which is more than what some residential providers have to offer, making this an impressive number.
As for the set of features, we’re going back to the standard stuff we see with other proxy providers. The IPv6 proxies from V6proxies come from servers with gigabit speeds, meaning you won’t have to sacrifice anything regarding performance. With this provider, you’re looking at an option to get static proxies and, most importantly, dedicated ones so that you are the only one using them.
In terms of performance, they come from servers with gigabit connections, meaning that high-traffic projects will run smoothly. As far as choosing is concerned, this provider offers you the option to choose which authentication method and proxy protocol you plan on using.
The biggest difference between this provider and the ones above is in terms of the pricing packages. V6proxies follows a more traditional approach with a classic package structure, which is what we see with residential providers. There are 4 packages to choose from depending on how many IP addresses are included. Looking at the numbers, it becomes clear that this isn’t a provider for smaller projects.
Also, during the ordering process, you’ll need to choose which protocol you plan on using. There is a difference between both, at least in terms of how many IP addresses are in each package. What is identical with all of them is that you’re getting unlimited bandwidth, regardless of the package size or the protocol type. Also, unlike the previous providers, with this one, your only option is monthly packages.
6. Proxy6
We continue our trend of lesser-known providers and reach one that’s been around for a while. Proxy6 is one of those options that often gets overlooked, which is a shame when you consider what it offers.
We must praise this provider because it doesn’t hide its proxy information, meaning that we know the pool size and the list of locations. In terms of the number of IP addresses with this provider, it varies, meaning that you won’t always have the same pool size. There are over 60 thousand IPv6 proxies at the moment of writing, which isn’t too bad.
As for the list of countries, it’s a bit of a step down compared to some of the other options. You have 10 countries to choose from: America, Europe, and Asia covering the more popular options that most people are after. You can check the available quantity and how many proxies it has in each country.
Proxy6 claims to offer some of the lowest prices on the market. That’s true, and even though it’s not the cheapest option you can find, it’s definitely on the more affordable side of things. As for the rest of the features, you’re looking at the standard set that most of its rivals offer.
The order is automated, meaning you can start using the proxies as soon as you pay. In terms of protocols, you have the option to go with HTTP or SOCKS. The best part is that the proxies are private, meaning you won’t share them with other customers and won’t have to sacrifice performance.
One thing we really like about Proxy6 is the flexibility it offers in terms of customizing your package. This provider allows you to get as little as 1 IP address, and you can take that up to the maximum allowed. We don’t know the exact maximum, but we can assume that it’s not more than the available proxies in your chosen country.
As for the duration, you can get an IPv6 proxy for as little as 3 days. The maximum rental period for these IP addresses is 3 months. Like most providers, getting more proxies or for a longer time means you can get a discount per IP address.
7. Proxys
Another option that’s been around for a relatively long time but hasn’t become as popular as some of its rivals is Proxys. This provider may not offer much, but it’s a relatively affordable option, which is what some people are after.
When it comes to what this provider offers, things are a bit different when compared to the rest of today’s lineup. Proxys has two types of IPv6 addresses – individual and dynamic. There is no mention of the pool size, and in terms of the locations, it’s not a list that remains the same.
At the time of writing, the provider has no individual proxies, and your only option is the dynamic ones. With these, you can choose between IP addresses from Russia or USA. The US proxies come in two variants. You can either get 8 replacements per month or get a new IP address for each request.
As for the rest of the features, things are pretty standard. You’re getting IPv6 proxies with HTTP and SOCKS support, and you have the option to ask for a refund. One thing worth mentioning is that unlike some of the other options on this list, this provider only supports IP whitelist authorization. The service offers over 50 payment options, so we doubt that a person in the world won’t be able to pay for these services.
The speeds aren’t on the same level as the prominent names in this field, so you may want to look at other providers for data-intensive tasks. Regardless of what kind of IPv6 proxies you get, the IP addresses are private, meaning that only you will use them.
The pricing structure is identical for both types of IPv6 proxies. First, you’ll need to choose which type of IPv6 IP address you want to get, giving you the option to choose the location. It varies, so you may not see all locations when you go to purchase the proxies. Next is the period, which ranges from 1 to 3 months and isn’t as flexible as some of the other options on this list.
As for the number of proxies, the minimum you can go is 10, and the most you can get is 500. Going for more proxies means that the price per IP address is lower. Despite being such an affordable option, this provider offers a refund, and you can ask to get your money back within 24 hours of the purchase.
8. SpaceProxy
Our last pick for today’s list is another lesser-known provider. In many ways, SpaceProxy is similar to the previous one and a few other options on this list in terms of what it offers and how affordable it is.
The offerings from this provider are pretty good, and even though we don’t know all the information, it’s not as secretive as some of the other entries on this list. In terms of the pool size, SpaceProxy claims to have over 400 thousand proxies at work, but this is for the entire network. This means we don’t know how many IPv6 proxies it has, but considering the network, we’re pretty sure there’s more than enough.
In terms of the locations, it takes a similar approach to the previous provider. With this company, you’re looking at Russia and US proxies, which shouldn’t be a massive issue unless you need some more specific geo-targeting features.
Speaking of features, they are pretty standard for a provider of this caliber. SpaceProxy has over 3,500 networks and subnets, allowing you to choose which one you plan on using. In some cases, this also means you can choose a specific city, if available. In terms of performance, the IP addresses from servers with gigabit connections mean they can deliver speeds of up to 100 MB per second.
Like all providers on this list and many others in the niche, you’re looking at no limit on the bandwidth, meaning that the packages are structured based on the number of IP addresses. As for the protocols, you’re looking at support for HTTP and SOCKS protocols, meaning that flexibility isn’t an issue.
Looking at the pricing structure, we see a lot of similarities with many of the providers on this list. You have 3 options to choose: location, quantity, and period. The good thing about this provider is that it allows you to get as little as 1 IP address, something that some of the more popular companies don’t offer.
Another great advantage is the duration flexibility. The shortest package is for 5 days, and it goes all the way up to 360 with plenty of options in between. What we really like about this provider is that it offers a refund guarantee, but unlike some of its rivals, this one offers up to 48 hours.
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