Proxies
OkeyProxy
OkeyProxy’s Starter, Advanced, and Premium plans are priced by traffic, while its static residential and static datacenter offers are listed per IP. Buyers comparing proxy types and billing units should check which unit applies to the access they intend to use. The pricing page lists static residential proxies from $2 per IP, while the FAQ category lists a starting price of $2 per GB.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-31.
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Proxy types carry different access terms
The vendor’s homepage and solution page describe the catalog and listed compatibility, according to sources checked on 2026-10-31.
- Proxy types: rotating residential, static residential, and datacenter proxies (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Compatible devices: Windows, iOS, Android, and Linux (homepage, checked 2026-10-31).
- Listed protocols: HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 (solution page, checked 2026-10-31).
Traffic and IP plans use separate prices
The pricing pages list traffic-based and per-IP offers, with the plan name and billing unit shaping each listed price.
- Homepage — Starter starts at $0.35 per GB — checked 2026-10-31.
- Homepage — Advanced starts at $0.64 per GB — checked 2026-10-31.
- Homepage — Premium starts at $0.87 per GB — checked 2026-10-31.
- Pricing page — rotating residential plans start at $0.64 per GB — checked 2026-10-31.
- Pricing page — Advanced includes 3 GB for $10, valid for 30 days — checked 2026-10-31.
- Pricing page — rotating datacenter proxies start at $0.35 per GB — checked 2026-10-31.
- Pricing page — static ISP residential proxies start at $2 per IP — checked 2026-10-31.
- Pricing page — static datacenter proxies start at $1.6 per IP — checked 2026-10-31.
The provider also advertises a free trial for new users and lists a separate trial route for enterprise users. OkeyProxy reserves the right to set and adjust service fees, with applicable fees described on the service page or in a written agreement.
Residential and datacenter access differ
OkeyProxy describes rotating residential access as supporting session control, global targeting, and HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 protocols. It states that this service covers 150M+ real IPs across 200+ regions.
Residential access can use country-specific or city-specific ports, with login credentials or allowlisted IPs as access methods.
The vendor describes the static residential catalog as access to 5M+ IPs. These are provider-stated coverage figures, not independent pool verification.
Support can clarify entry conditions
Before registering, ask support which billing unit applies to the proxy type and plan you intend to use, and how the traffic limit is handled. In general, buyers should also clarify renewal, expiry, and refund conditions before committing to a plan.
OkeyProxy lists 24/7 free technical support for its Starter, Advanced, and Premium plans. The provider says users receiving its services can access technical support and consultation.
The Manager homepage has an Online Support icon as a route to assistance. Enterprise users can request custom trial packages, while the pricing page advertises a free trial for new users. Ask support to specify what each trial includes and what happens when it ends.
Manager imports active proxy resources
OkeyProxy Manager supports importing purchased static residential (ISP) and datacenter proxy resources when they are active. The provider says users can copy a generated link or scan a generated QR code to import resources.
That route excludes test and expired resources, which cannot be imported into Manager. On the PC terminal, QR-code importing is not supported. Confirm that a resource is active before relying on the import route.
The service states that it works with Python, Node.js, and cURL. Separately, OkeyProxy says it offers RESTful APIs with JSON responses.
Plan features come with stated conditions
The provider states that customers are not charged for unavailable IPs. That qualification concerns unavailable IPs; it does not establish how other billing adjustments are handled.
OkeyProxy lists 24/7 free technical support for the Starter, Advanced, and Premium plans.
The pricing page presents rotating residential access with session control, global targeting, and two protocols. These are listed features; buyers should confirm how the controls work for their intended use before choosing a plan.
Traffic and account rules narrow flexibility
OkeyProxy’s FAQ and service agreement describe restrictions that affect access, account use, and liability.
- After a plan’s traffic limit is exceeded, access is blocked until another plan is purchased and activated; overused traffic is deducted from that plan’s allowance.
- The service agreement allows OkeyProxy to change its terms and rules without prior notice.
- OkeyProxy may terminate service without a refund if a user violates its legitimate rights and interests.
- Website accounts may not be used for profit-making business activities.
- The FAQ says requests return error 446 in Mainland China’s network environment, where the provider says its IPs are unsupported.
- The agreement caps total liability for a claim or series of claims at fees received during the month before the event.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Compare proxies by billing and sessions
In general, compare providers by proxy type and billing unit, then check location options, rotation and session controls, protocols, authentication, trial and refund terms, API scope, and support.
Business data work meets account limits
OkeyProxy says it provides big data collection services for enterprises across different sizes and industries, and describes proxies as tools for gathering, analyzing, and securing data. Its listed use cases include web scraping, SEO monitoring, e-commerce, market research, brand protection, stock market data, social media, and price monitoring.
The account terms allow one legal subject to hold multiple accounts, but each account can correspond to only one legal subject; account transfers are restricted except in specified circumstances. The agreement also requires compliance with Chinese laws and regulations when transmitting data from mainland China overseas.
What we could not confirm
- Refund eligibility, process, and timing
- Payment methods, taxes, and additional charges
- Minimum order amounts and renewal or expiry terms beyond Advanced validity
- Residential rotation timing and session-duration choices
- Authentication options by proxy type beyond residential access methods
- Traffic limits and concurrency terms for each plan
- API documentation, endpoint scope, and rate limits
- Independent performance or IP-pool verification
- Support response times and contact routes beyond Manager’s support icon
- Complete country and city-level location list
What the proxy terms answer
How does the FAQ price residential proxies?
The FAQ lists residential proxies from $0.64 per GB, while the pricing page describes rotating residential plans from $0.64 per GB. The billing unit matches in those listings, though the FAQ’s broader residential label does not specify a particular plan.
How does static residential billing compare across pages?
The FAQ lists static residential proxies from $2 per GB, while the pricing page lists static ISP residential proxies from $2 per IP. The pages therefore give different billing units; buyers should ask which unit applies to the specific static residential offer.
What does the FAQ list for datacenter proxies?
The FAQ lists datacenter proxies from $1.6 per IP and rotating datacenter proxies from $0.35 per IP. The pricing page instead lists rotating datacenter proxies from $0.35 per GB. These descriptions conflict on the rotating offer’s billing unit.
When can an account become inaccessible after inactivity?
The service terms state that an account with no expired services may become inaccessible after 12 consecutive months without login.
What does the Advanced plan state about performance?
The solution page states that the Advanced plan has an average response time under 0.6 seconds and an average success rate of 99.9%.
What may happen if account information raises concerns?
The service terms say OkeyProxy may restrict account features if it reasonably suspects false information, fraudulent transactions, or rule violations.
Register after the terms are settled
Fits if… the intended proxy type and billing unit are clear, and the account rules match the planned business use.
Probably not if… the operation depends on using website accounts for profit-making business activities or requires unrestricted continuity after a traffic allowance is exceeded.
Main risk… fees and service rules can change, so read the current service page and agreement before registration.
Sources
The facts above were taken from the public pages listed here, and each entry shows the date it was read.
- www.okeyproxy.comchecked
- www.okeyproxy.com/en/pricingchecked
- www.okeyproxy.com/en/faq-categorychecked
- www.okeyproxy.com/en/solution-categorychecked
- www.okeyproxy.com/en/serviceschecked
- www.okeyproxy.com/en/aboutchecked
How we put this page together
Editorial team of Stack Shelf. Prepared by the editorial team of Stack Shelf from the public sources listed above; the facts were checked on 2026-10-31. Nobody tried the service in practice. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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