KnoxProxy

KnoxProxy is a proxy service for developers and data teams collecting public data across multiple locations and network types. It is best suited to teams that need geographic targeting, rotation controls, or integrations in one service. Its broad network and usage-based billing are appealing, but the lack of a free plan or trial raises the cost of evaluating it.

Overview

KnoxProxy reports more than 90.4 million IPs across 195 countries, with city- and ASN-level targeting. Its residential, mobile, ISP, datacenter, dedicated, rotating, and IPv6 options let teams match a proxy type to a task. That range is useful for varied data collection, though buyers who only need a narrow proxy setup may not need the breadth.

Per-request rotation suits requests that need changing IPs, while sticky sessions preserve continuity. Failed requests can retry through a fresh IP. HTTP/S and SOCKS5 use the same credential pair, simplifying setups that support either protocol. Only successful 2xx or 3xx responses count toward bandwidth, and unused prepaid traffic does not expire—helpful terms for workloads with failed requests or uneven usage.

Key features

Developer access and integrations

The REST Usage API allows up to 120 requests per minute, and a separate endpoint generates lists of up to 1,000 proxy endpoints. The API limit may constrain systems that need to poll usage more often. KnoxProxy also provides more than 81 copy-paste integration guides across nine categories, including Python Requests, cURL, Node.js Axios, Multilogin, GoLogin, and AdsPower. That gives teams several documented starting points without making the service dependent on a single tool or language.

Security, sourcing, and support

KnoxProxy says residential and mobile IPs come through opt-in SDK partnerships with disclosed compensation and one-tap exit, with sourcing audited annually. It states that it uses TLS 1.3 in transit, AES-256 at rest, role-based access controls, and continuous intrusion and anomaly monitoring. The maker also states GDPR compliance and annual penetration testing. Its SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications remain in progress, so organizations that require completed certification should choose a certified provider.

Technical support is available 24/7, with a four-minute median reply time. The trust policy prohibits uses including fraud, unauthorized access, credential stuffing, personal-data harvesting, login or paywall circumvention, and spam.

Pricing

KnoxProxy has no free plan or trial. The Pay as you go plan is $2.10 a month, billed Pay as you go, with monthly volume tiers applied automatically and coverage across 195 countries. It suits variable use without a fixed monthly volume commitment, but a $0.60 entry point advertised for the service applies to datacenter proxies rather than this plan.

Pro is $1.65 a month, billed $1.65 /GB · from 100 GB/mo. Automatic volume rates, sub-users, per-project usage caps, priority support, and a 99.99% SLA make it a better fit for teams with sustained traffic and multiple projects. The 100 GB monthly starting volume makes it a poor fit for small or sporadic workloads.

Enterprise has custom pricing, from $1.10/GB at 1 TB+ a month. Dedicated pools, an account manager, custom MSA and invoicing, committed-use discounts, a Slack channel, and solution engineering target high-volume operations that need account-level support. The 1 TB monthly threshold rules it out for most smaller teams.

Datacenter is listed from $0.60/GB, with high-throughput access, low-latency connections, and rotating proxy support. It is the lowest-cost stated entry point, but its offer is specific to datacenter access rather than the broader set of network types. Unused prepaid traffic does not expire, and only successful 2xx or 3xx responses count toward bandwidth.

Platforms

KnoxProxy supports web and API access. Its HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols, along with integration guides for languages and account-management tools, suit developer-led workflows; no other platform apps are listed.

Who it's for

KnoxProxy fits developers and data teams running web scraping, price monitoring, SEO and SERP tracking, multi-accounting, or ad verification. Its geographic targeting, several proxy networks, rotation modes, and integration guides are most useful when workflows span locations or need both session continuity and IP changes. Buyers needing a free evaluation or completed SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification should look elsewhere.

Pros and cons

• Pros: Coverage across 195 countries with city- and ASN-level targeting and a reported pool of more than 90.4 million IPs gives location-sensitive workflows a broad reach.
• Pros: Per-request rotation, sticky sessions, and fresh-IP retries cover different request patterns; only successful responses count toward bandwidth.
• Pros: Unused prepaid traffic does not expire, which helps teams with irregular usage avoid losing a balance.
• Cons: There is no free plan or trial, so buyers must pay to evaluate the service.
• Cons: SOC 2 Type II and ISO 27001 certifications are still in progress, which may disqualify it for certification-dependent procurement.
• Cons: The Pro plan starts at 100 GB per month and Enterprise at 1 TB, leaving smaller teams with fewer published plan options.
• Cons: The Usage API is limited to 120 requests per minute, which can restrict frequent usage polling.

Alternatives

Bright Data Residential Proxies is a fit for buyers who want a free trial and API, extension, and web platforms; its Pay As You Go plan is $4, paid once with no commitment and usage-based billing.

BuyProxy offers a free plan with 100MB bandwidth per month, one user, three concurrent sessions, one dedicated endpoint, and 30-day analytics retention, making it an option for those who need a free starting tier.

Webshare has a free proxy server plan with 10 proxies and 1 GB bandwidth per month, and supports a wider range of listed platforms including mobile and desktop operating systems.

NodeMaven offers a 3.50 USD one-time paid trial with 750 MB and no expiration date, suited to buyers who want a small paid trial before choosing a plan.

Node4 Residential Proxies offers residential plans at $7.47 a month for 3 GB or $11.45 a month for 5 GB, for buyers comparing smaller fixed-volume plans.

Decodo Residential Proxies has a free trial and a 3 GB plan at $3.75 a month, billed monthly at $3.75/GB plus VAT.

GoProxies offers a free trial and monthly plans with stated traffic and sub-user allowances, for buyers comparing those terms.

Rayobyte offers a free plan and trial, with rotating datacenter tiers priced at $0.30 a month for 1–50 GB and $0.28 a month for 51–150 GB.

Browse Residential Proxy Services or Proxy Software for more options.

Verdict

KnoxProxy is a strong fit for data teams that need geographically targeted access across multiple proxy networks, with both rotation and session controls and billing that excludes unsuccessful responses. The automatic volume tiers and non-expiring prepaid traffic suit varied workloads. Choose another service if you need a free plan or trial, completed SOC 2 Type II or ISO 27001 certification, or a low-volume monthly plan with a clear fit.