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Proxiware

About Proxiware

Established in 2019, Proxiware has rapidly become a trusted name in the proxy service industry. We offer a wide range of solutions - from Residential and Mobile Proxies to Datacenter and Static Residential Proxies. Serving a global clientele, we emphasize on reliability, speed, and, above all, security. Our proxies are designed to fit various use-cases including email protection, ad verification, market research, and more. With an easy buying process and dedicated customer support, Proxiware is committed to providing a seamless experience for all users. Choose Proxiware for a secure, reliable, and user-friendly proxy service experience.

Proxiware (proxiware.com) has 263 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.

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Website: proxiware.com
Category: IT & Communication
Listed on Five Star Index: 2026

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About Proxiware

Proxiware (proxiware.com) has 263 customer reviews on Five Star Index, with an average rating of 4.7 out of 5.

Also known as: proxiware.com
Website: proxiware.com
Category: IT & Communication
Listed on Five Star Index: 2026

Alis F.

Apr 2, 2026

Used to Be Great. Now It's a Scam.

A few months ago, this service offered excellent static residential proxies. The subnets were clean, never got accounts banned anywhere, and the overall quality was genuinely impressive. I was a satisfied customer. That is no longer the case. Now they are providing datacenter proxies while still advertising them as "static residential." The proxies may be dedicated, but they are flagged as datacenter or server IPs — not residential. Even if some are hosted by major ISPs like AT&T, these are server IPs, not ISP or residential proxies. Anonymity on proxy checkers is poor. The subnets have gone downhill fast. They used to offer decent ranges like 62.164.xxx.xxx and 68.209.xx.xx. But if you ask for a change or replacement, they hand you garbage-quality IPs like 144.xx.xx.xx (Sprint/AT&T) — completely useless. Very poor quality overall. Bottom line: Their quality has dropped dramatically. They now take your money and hand out datacenter IPv4 proxies while calling them "residential." These are no longer residential or ISP-based proxies. Be careful before you buy. What used to be a reliable service has become misleading and not worth the price.

Response from ProxiwareApr 2, 2026

Thank you for taking the time to leave detailed feedback. We take product quality concerns seriously and want to address your points directly. Our static residential proxies are routed through residential ISP ASNs. When looked up on authoritative services like IP2Location, these IPs are classified as Fixed-Line, which is the most accurate and relevant classification for determining how a connection is treated across platforms. Fixed-Line ISP classification means these IPs are handled as residential connections by the sites and services that matter most. We understand the instinct to run IPs through proxy checker or fraud score tools, but we would caution against using those as the primary benchmark. These tools use inconsistent scoring methodologies and often misclassify legitimate ISP-routed IPs. They are simply not a reliable indicator of real-world performance. The true measure is how the proxies perform in your actual use case. If you are seeing errors or blocks in a specific workflow, we would genuinely like to investigate. We have multiple proxy options available and our team is ready to find the right fit for your needs. Please reach out to our support team directly. We would like to make this right.