ZooProxy is a proxy provider focused primarily on dynamic residential IPs, dedicated static ISP proxies, and unlimited-traffic residential proxy packages. Its product range is designed for public-data collection, market research, localized website testing, e-commerce operations, SEO monitoring, application testing, and other legitimate business activities requiring regional IP addresses.

The provider’s biggest strengths are flexible billing models, city-level targeting, HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 support, rotating and sticky sessions, API access, and unusually inexpensive high-volume residential traffic. It also offers static ISP addresses in approximately two dozen listed destinations and two separate unlimited-traffic models for businesses with predictable, continuous workloads.

However, potential customers should carefully examine the pricing tiers rather than relying only on the advertised “starting from” rates. The lowest residential rate of $0.35 per GB, for example, applies to the largest displayed 50 TB package—not a small entry-level plan. The refund policy is also restrictive once traffic has been used, and speed-related complaints are specifically excluded from refunds.

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Overall assessment

Category	Assessment
Proxy selection	Very good
Dynamic residential pricing	Excellent for large volumes
Small-plan affordability	Average
Static ISP coverage	Good
Location targeting	Very good
Protocol support	Very good
Unlimited traffic options	Excellent
Pricing transparency	Good, but headline rates require context
Refund flexibility	Limited
Independent public benchmarks	Limited
Best suited for	Developers, researchers, agencies and high-volume data operations

What Is ZooProxy?

ZooProxy is a Hong Kong-addressed proxy service operated under the name ZOOProxy, LLC. The company lists an address at 5017, 5th Floor, 45 Hoi Yuen Road, Kwun Tong, Hong Kong. Its platform concentrates on residential network resources rather than offering a large collection of unrelated scraping products.

The four principal commercial options displayed on the website are:

Dynamic residential traffic
Static ISP proxies
Unlimited traffic by port
Unlimited traffic by allocated bandwidth

This structure gives customers a choice between paying for consumed data, paying for a persistent IP, paying for individual proxy ports, or purchasing a dedicated bandwidth allocation.

ZooProxy Products Explained

1. Dynamic Residential Proxies

ZooProxy’s dynamic residential product routes requests through rotating residential addresses and charges according to transferred traffic. It supports an unlimited number of IPs, country/state/city targeting, rotating sessions, sticky sessions, API-based access, and username-password authentication. Supported protocols include HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5.

Dynamic residential proxies are the most flexible ZooProxy product for activities such as:

Collecting publicly available web data
Price and product monitoring
Search-result and SEO monitoring
Localized website testing
Advertising verification
Market and competitor research
Application or automation testing
Large-scale crawling with rotating addresses

The principal advantage is that users are not limited to a fixed list of purchased addresses. Requests can rotate through the available residential pool, while sticky sessions can preserve the same endpoint when a task requires continuity.

ZooProxy states that purchased dynamic traffic does not expire while the account remains active. It also says that country-, state-, and city-level targeting does not carry a separate targeting fee.

Dynamic Residential Pricing

Package	Price per GB	Total price
Starter trial – 2 GB	$2.40	$4.80
First-order offer – 2 GB	$1.20	$2.40
10 GB	$1.80	$18
50 GB	$1.00	$50
100 GB	$0.80	$80
300 GB	$0.59	$177
1 TB	$0.50	$500
3 TB	$0.48	$1,440
10 TB	$0.42	$4,200
50 TB	$0.35	$17,500
More than 50 TB	Custom	Contact sales

Pricing was displayed on ZooProxy’s public pricing page on July 26, 2026 and may change.

The headline residential rate of $0.35 per GB is highly competitive, but customers should understand that this price requires a 50 TB commitment. A smaller 10 GB order costs $1.80 per GB, while the 300 GB package costs $0.59 per GB.

This means ZooProxy becomes particularly attractive as monthly traffic grows. Smaller users should compare the total package cost—not only the lowest advertised unit rate.

2. Static ISP Proxies

Static ISP proxies combine the persistence of a fixed server address with IP registration associated with an internet service provider. ZooProxy markets these as dedicated addresses that remain unchanged throughout the purchased validity period and do not incur separate traffic charges.

These proxies are more appropriate than rotating residential addresses when a legitimate application requires a consistent network identity, including:

Long-running authenticated sessions
Localized application testing
Remote access to permitted business tools
E-commerce administration
Social-media workflow organization
Gaming or application testing
Continuous monitoring from one location
Business systems that whitelist a fixed IP
Long-term API connections

ZooProxy distinguishes between native ISP and broadcast ISP inventory. Native addresses are listed as originating directly from the selected country and ISP environment, while broadcast options may use an announced location that differs from the network’s original registration structure.

For sensitive location-dependent work, customers should verify the IP’s ASN, geolocation databases, and intended target website before committing to a large order.

Static ISP Locations

The public inventory page lists destinations including:

United States
United Kingdom
Canada
Brazil
Netherlands
Mexico
Malaysia
Hong Kong
Germany
Philippines
Vietnam
Spain
France
Australia
Italy
India
Singapore
Japan
Indonesia
Taiwan
South Korea
Saudi Arabia
Thailand

Availability and pricing vary by destination, IP classification, and subscription duration.

Static ISP Pricing

The website advertises static ISP proxies from approximately $2 per IP, but the exact price depends on the region and validity period. On the seven-day inventory page, several native locations were listed between $1.80 and $2.20 per IP, while less common destinations reached $2.40, $2.60, $3.00, or $3.60 per IP.

Longer validity periods cost more in total. Therefore, the “$2 per IP” figure should not be interpreted as the universal monthly price.

ZooProxy also displays cumulative wallet-recharge discounts for static products:

Total recharge amount	Static proxy discount
$100–$199.99	5%
$200–$499.99	10%
$500–$999.99	15%
$1,000–$1,999.99	20%
$2,000–$4,999.99	25%
$5,000 or more	30%

These discounts may make the static product more economical for agencies or companies buying larger numbers of persistent addresses.

3. Unlimited Traffic – Port Plan

The port plan replaces per-GB billing with a daily charge for each allocated proxy port. Each port includes a stated speed of 6 Mbps, unlimited traffic, no fixed IP-quantity limit, and support for simultaneous multi-port operation.

ZooProxy says each port can receive an independent residential address, with customizable online durations between approximately three and 30 minutes. Access can be protected through IP whitelisting so only approved source addresses can use the allocated ports.

This package is potentially useful for:

Continuous SEO monitoring
Long-running public-data crawlers
Distributed market-research tasks
High-traffic automation
Downloading large public files
Concurrent localized website testing
Operations requiring predictable proxy expenses

Port Plan Pricing

Number of ports	Price per port/day	Example displayed total
2–18 ports	$0.85	$11.90
20–50 ports	$0.60	$84
60–180 ports	$0.50	$210
200–500 ports	$0.45	$630
Custom allocation	Negotiated	Contact sales

The website’s navigation advertises a starting price of $0.38 per port per day, while the visible standard tiers on the detailed pricing page started at $0.85 and declined to $0.45 for 200–500 ports. Customers should therefore request a quotation if they specifically want the $0.38 rate.

4. Unlimited Traffic – Bandwidth Plan

The bandwidth package is intended for organizations that need substantially more throughput than a 6 Mbps individual port. Instead of paying for each gigabyte, the customer purchases an allocated bandwidth level with unrestricted traffic.

The plan supports round-robin and sticky session modes. Round-robin mode changes the address between requests, while sticky sessions can preserve an address for up to 120 minutes. ZooProxy also advertises API integration, high concurrency, compatibility with common crawling tools, and continuous technical support for this product.

Unlimited Bandwidth Pricing

Bandwidth	Validity	Daily price	Total
50 Mbps trial	1 day	$85	$85
50 Mbps	30 days	$19.67	$590
100 Mbps	30 days	$33	$990
200 Mbps	30 days	$60	$1,800
500 Mbps	30 days	$102.67	$3,080

This product is clearly aimed at professional or enterprise-level workloads. A small scraper consuming only a few gigabytes per month would probably obtain better value from the dynamic residential package. The bandwidth plan becomes more compelling when continuous transfers would make per-GB residential billing more expensive.

Geographic Targeting

ZooProxy supports targeting by:

Country
State or province
City

The company states that these targeting options are included without an additional location fee. Its website highlights the United States, France, the United Kingdom, Germany, and Canada, although its static inventory contains a broader range of destinations.

One limitation is that ZooProxy does not prominently publish a clearly verifiable total residential IP-pool size on the reviewed public product pages. Providers frequently advertise millions of addresses, but pool size alone does not guarantee availability in a particular city or ASN. Customers should ask support for current inventory in their required locations and test it before placing a large order.

Session Control

Session flexibility is one of ZooProxy’s stronger features.

Rotating sessions

A different address can be assigned periodically or between requests. This configuration is useful for distributed public-data collection where maintaining one identity is unnecessary.

Sticky sessions

Sticky connections preserve the same address for a defined period. The unlimited bandwidth plan advertises sticky sessions lasting up to 120 minutes, while the port product lists configurable durations of approximately three to 30 minutes.

Static sessions

The static ISP product provides a dedicated persistent address for the purchased subscription period. This is the best ZooProxy option for IP whitelisting or systems where an unexpected IP change would terminate an authorized session.

Supported Protocols and Authentication

ZooProxy supports the three protocols most customers expect:

HTTP
HTTPS
SOCKS5

The dynamic residential service supports account-password authentication and API-based usage. Port resources can additionally be restricted using source-IP whitelisting.

This makes the proxies compatible with many:

Web browsers
Browser-automation frameworks
Crawlers
SEO applications
Data-collection scripts
Testing environments
Download managers
Custom Python, Node.js or other HTTP clients

Compatibility with a tool does not automatically mean that every destination website permits automated access. Customers remain responsible for the website’s terms, robots rules, applicable privacy requirements, rate limits, and relevant laws.

API and Integration

ZooProxy advertises developer-friendly API access for generating or managing proxy connections. The website also states that its proxies are compatible with mainstream automation and data-collection tools.

API access is valuable for businesses that need to:

Generate endpoints automatically
Change locations programmatically
Rotate sessions
Distribute proxy credentials to internal systems
Monitor proxy allocations
Integrate proxies into existing data pipelines

The public documentation is functional, but it does not appear as extensive as the developer portals offered by the largest enterprise proxy companies. Teams planning a complex integration should inspect the available API examples before committing.

Free Trial

ZooProxy’s FAQ states that a 500 MB free trial may be claimed by contacting online customer service. This appears to be a manually requested trial rather than a permanently available, self-service free account.

The dynamic pricing page separately displays a paid 2 GB starter package. Therefore, users seeking the free 500 MB allocation should contact support before purchasing the paid trial package.

A trial should be used to verify:

Availability in the required country and city
Authentication compatibility
Latency from the user’s server
Success rate on the intended permitted destination
IP rotation behavior
Sticky-session duration
ASN and geolocation accuracy
Performance under realistic concurrency

Payment Methods

ZooProxy’s terms specifically mention supported payment methods such as:

Credit cards
USDT

The exact payment options available may vary by account, location, payment channel, and checkout configuration.

The company also warns customers that its Telegram account does not accept payment transfers. Payments should be completed only through the official checkout or another channel explicitly confirmed through official support.

Customer Support

ZooProxy provides:

Email support at support@zooproxy.com
Online website support
Telegram contact through its listed official account
Documentation and FAQs
Dedicated assistance associated with enterprise bandwidth packages

Its website states that email inquiries will receive a response within 24 hours. This is a provider claim rather than an independently measured average response time.

The availability of Telegram is convenient, but users should verify the username directly through the official ZooProxy website because proxy and hosting brands are frequently impersonated on messaging platforms.

KYC and Compliance

ZooProxy publishes a formal Know Your Customer policy and says that KYC applies to all customers. The policy describes identity verification as a way to reduce network abuse, maintain service quality, and ensure that accounts can be linked to legitimate users or businesses.

This makes ZooProxy less suitable for buyers seeking anonymous, no-verification proxy purchasing. For compliant businesses, however, KYC can be a positive signal because abuse controls may help protect the reputation and availability of the provider’s IP resources.

ZooProxy’s terms prohibit activities including:

Illegal or infringing use
Malware distribution
Cyberattacks
Interference with third-party systems
Accessing or distributing illegal material
Circumventing security measures
Fraud and malicious activity
Illegal bulk registration

Accounts may be suspended or terminated for policy violations or legal requirements.

The service also states that its proxies cannot be used from mainland China.

Privacy Policy

ZooProxy says registration normally requires an email address. It may also collect device type, operating system, access time, IP address, usage records, customer-support communications, and payment-related email information.

According to the policy:

Payment passwords are not stored by ZooProxy.
Automatically collected information may be used for troubleshooting, compatibility and security.
Personal information is not sold or rented.
Data may be disclosed when legally required.
Qualified payment, analytics or operational providers may process necessary information.
Users can request access, correction, deletion or account closure.
Privacy requests may take up to 30 working days.
The service is restricted to adults aged 18 or older.

ZooProxy also states that it uses transmission and storage encryption, access controls, security audits, and incident-response procedures. These are company policy statements; the reviewed pages did not include a publicly linked third-party security audit or certification report.

Refund Policy

The refund policy is one of the most important limitations to understand before ordering.

ZooProxy states that refunds may not be available when:

Registration information is incomplete, inconsistent or false.
An account is suspended because of illegal activity.
A purchased package has already started transmitting or receiving data.
The purchased validity period has expired.
The delivered service meets the agreed service conditions.
The complaint concerns connection speed affected by third-party internet providers.

The company explicitly says that speed-related issues are not eligible for refunds because internet quality can be affected by factors outside its control. Refund or chargeback questions must first be sent to support@zooproxy.com.

This policy makes pre-purchase testing essential. Customers should use the available trial or make the smallest practical initial purchase before ordering hundreds of gigabytes, many static IPs, or a monthly bandwidth package.

ZooProxy Performance Claims

ZooProxy markets its residential network as stable, high-speed and suitable for continuous operations. Its own product guide reports a measured stability figure of 99.92%, while another product page advertises a 99.9% success rate. These figures come from ZooProxy’s own marketing materials and were not independently reproduced for this review.

Real-world proxy performance varies according to:

Customer location
Selected exit country
Target website
ASN quality
Time of day
Request frequency
Session configuration
Concurrency
Destination rate limits
Whether the IP has previously been used on the destination

The most useful benchmark is therefore a controlled test against the customer’s own permitted destinations.

Main Advantages

Flexible product selection

ZooProxy covers low-volume rotating traffic, persistent ISP addresses, unlimited ports, and enterprise bandwidth allocations. Customers are not forced into one billing model.

Competitive bulk residential pricing

Rates decline from $1.80 per GB at 10 GB to $0.35 per GB at 50 TB. This pricing can be attractive for companies processing large public datasets.

Traffic does not expire

The provider says dynamic traffic remains available while the account stays active, which is useful for customers with irregular consumption.

Free granular targeting

Country-, state-, and city-level targeting are advertised without a separate targeting charge.

Static IP variety

ZooProxy lists native and broadcast ISP inventory across North America, Europe, Asia, Latin America and Australia.

HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5

Support for all three common protocols improves compatibility with browsers, crawlers, scripts and testing tools.

Unlimited traffic choices

Businesses can choose a 6 Mbps port model or larger bandwidth packages ranging from 50 Mbps to 500 Mbps.

KYC and usage controls

KYC, IP whitelisting and an explicit acceptable-use policy may help reduce abuse within the network.

Main Limitations

Lowest advertised prices require scale

The $0.35-per-GB residential rate requires a 50 TB purchase. Small packages cost substantially more per GB.

Headline port rate needs clarification

The site advertises ports from $0.38 per day, but the visible public tiers reviewed ranged from $0.85 to $0.45 per port per day. Buyers should obtain a precise quotation.

Restrictive refund rules

Starting to use purchased traffic can remove refund eligibility, and connection-speed complaints are specifically excluded.

KYC is required

Customers seeking a no-KYC service will need another provider.

No clearly published total IP-pool figure

The reviewed product pages emphasize global coverage and unlimited IP access but do not prominently disclose a verifiable total pool size.

Limited independent review footprint

During research, established independent benchmarks and long-term customer-review coverage for ZooProxy were limited. One recent LowEndTalk mention was presented as a service-sharing post rather than a comprehensive controlled benchmark.

No integrated scraping APIs highlighted

ZooProxy offers proxy API integration, but it does not currently emphasize advanced managed products such as a SERP API, e-commerce scraper API, automatic CAPTCHA-handling service, or AI parsing engine comparable to some larger enterprise providers.

Who Should Use ZooProxy?

ZooProxy is a strong candidate for:

Data teams collecting legally accessible public information
SEO professionals monitoring rankings across locations
Agencies requiring multiple regional proxy endpoints
E-commerce companies conducting permitted market research
Developers testing localized applications
Researchers gathering public datasets
Businesses with continuous, bandwidth-intensive proxy requirements
Teams that prefer non-expiring residential traffic
Customers requiring dedicated ISP addresses

Who Should Consider an Alternative?

An alternative may be better for:

Customers who refuse KYC
Buyers requiring a generous money-back guarantee
Users who need extensive independent benchmark history
Companies requiring formal enterprise certifications
Teams needing integrated scraping and parsing APIs
Very small customers looking for a permanent free tier
Customers requiring guaranteed mobile 4G/5G proxy inventory
Users who need phone support or a formal guaranteed response SLA

How to Choose the Correct ZooProxy Plan

Requirement	Recommended product
Occasional scraping or market research	Dynamic residential traffic
Frequent rotation across many locations	Dynamic residential traffic
One persistent address	Static ISP
IP whitelisting for a business system	Static ISP
Predictable cost with several parallel tasks	Unlimited port plan
Continuous high-volume data transfer	Unlimited bandwidth plan
Large file transfers	Unlimited bandwidth plan
Small initial evaluation	Free 500 MB trial or 2 GB package
Long-term high-volume operation	Enterprise dynamic or unlimited plan

Recommended Pre-Purchase Checklist

Before making a large purchase:

Request the 500 MB trial from official support.
Confirm whether KYC documentation is required immediately.
Test the exact country and city needed.
Check the address using multiple geolocation databases.
Verify the ASN and ISP classification.
Measure latency from your own server.
Test rotating and sticky session behavior.
Confirm the maximum usable concurrency.
Ask whether the advertised starting price applies to your order.
Read the refund policy before transferring funds.
Start with the smallest appropriate paid package.
Use the proxies only for lawful and authorized purposes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Is ZooProxy a residential proxy provider?

Yes. ZooProxy’s main products are dynamic residential proxies, dedicated static ISP addresses, and unlimited-traffic residential proxy packages.

How much do ZooProxy residential proxies cost?

Dynamic residential traffic ranges from $2.40 per GB for the displayed paid starter package to $0.35 per GB for the 50 TB package. A first-order 2 GB offer was displayed at $1.20 per GB when this review was prepared.

Does ZooProxy offer a free trial?

The FAQ states that users can contact customer service to request a 500 MB trial. It is not presented as an automatic permanent free plan.

Does ZooProxy support SOCKS5?

Yes. ZooProxy states that its services support HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5.

Does purchased traffic expire?

ZooProxy says traffic remains valid while the customer’s account is active.

Are static ISP proxies unlimited?

The static ISP product is billed per address and does not carry an additional traffic fee according to the provider. The address remains fixed for its purchased validity period.

Is ZooProxy a no-KYC provider?

No. ZooProxy publishes a KYC policy stating that verification applies to all customers.

Can ZooProxy be used in mainland China?

The website states that its proxy services cannot be used in mainland China.

Can I receive a refund if the proxy is slow?

ZooProxy’s refund policy says speed-related issues are not refundable because connection quality can depend on third-party internet providers.

Is ZooProxy suitable for web scraping?

Its rotating residential addresses, city targeting, SOCKS5 support, sticky sessions and API access make it technically suitable for collecting permitted public data. Users must still respect applicable laws, website terms, privacy rules and rate limits.

Final Verdict

ZooProxy offers a well-structured collection of residential and static ISP proxy products. It stands out most clearly in three areas: inexpensive large-volume residential traffic, flexible unlimited-traffic packages, and persistent ISP IPs covering a useful selection of international destinations.

The service may deliver particularly good value to developers, SEO teams, researchers and businesses with high, predictable proxy consumption. City-level targeting, non-expiring traffic, three supported protocols, sticky sessions and API compatibility further strengthen the offering.

Nevertheless, ZooProxy should not be evaluated using headline prices alone. The lowest dynamic residential rate requires a very large commitment, the advertised port starting price is lower than the standard tiers visible on the detailed page, and the refund policy provides limited protection after usage begins.

ZooProxy is therefore best approached through its trial. Test the required location, ASN, latency, session duration and target compatibility first. When the network performs well for the intended lawful workflow, its bulk pricing and unlimited plans can make it a cost-effective alternative to more expensive residential proxy platforms.

Final assessment: A promising and competitively priced residential proxy provider for volume-oriented customers, with strong product flexibility but a restrictive refund policy and limited established independent benchmark coverage.

Prices reflect the pages available on July 26, 2026 and should be checked again immediately before publication or purchase.