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Measured on six things

Paid residential and datacenter proxies with access to 15M+ IPs.

Speed

Lighthouse mobile 60/100 with LCP 5.2s and TBT 856ms; desktop 76/100. CLS is a clean 0 and FCP 1.4s, but mobile main-thread work drags the experience.

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TrueProxies

About this app

TrueProxies is a paid proxy service offering residential and datacenter proxies with access to 15M+ IPs. TrueProxies does not offer an unlimited free trial.

Key features

1Unlimited-bandwidth residential IPv4 proxies priced by speed ($4.08/hr at 10 Mbps) instead of per GB
21-hour free trial with no credit card required, plus HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 support
3GB-based residential pool with 50M+ IPs across 150+ countries and city/region/ASN targeting

Target customer profile

Drawn from the product itself, not from a survey.

Demographic

Web Scraping Developers

Pain points

Need access to residential and datacenter proxies with a large IP pool.

Primary needs

Paid residential and datacenter proxies with access to 15M+ IPs.

Scout Review

Written by AI from measured evidence, scored out of 100.

TrueProxies is a young residential and datacenter proxy service with a clear pitch: unlimited bandwidth priced by speed instead of per GB, starting at $4.08/hour for 10 Mbps. The site is well-built — dark modern design, four languages, a genuinely useful 1-hour free trial with no card, and quickstart snippets in seven languages. Security headers are a clean 12/12, and accessibility passes automated audits at 96/100. The weaknesses are real but fixable: mobile performance is sluggish (LCP 5.2s, TBT 856ms), support is Telegram-and-email only, and there's no SOC 2, ISO, or bug bounty to reassure buyers routing sensitive traffic. The pricing grid is dense and the GB-based pool (50M+ IPs) is separate from the unlimited pool (1.3M+ IPs), which the site does disclose but could make clearer. For a developer running scraping jobs who wants to stop watching a GB meter, the unlimited model is worth a look — just go in knowing the company is months old and the trust signals are still being built.

Measure by measure

Usability

Free 1-hour trial with no card lowers friction, and quickstart snippets cover 7 languages. Support is Telegram/email only, and the dense pricing grid takes effort to parse.

Design

Dark, modern SaaS layout with clear product cards, coverage stats, and a dense but readable pricing table. Multi-language switcher and consistent branding. Solid, if genre-standard, execution.

Speed

Lighthouse mobile 60/100 with LCP 5.2s and TBT 856ms; desktop 76/100. CLS is a clean 0 and FCP 1.4s, but mobile main-thread work drags the experience.

Security

Full 12/12 header checklist: HSTS, CSP, frame protection, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, SPF, DMARC. No published SOC 2, ISO, or bug bounty, which is typical for a sub-year-old service.

Accessibility

Lighthouse a11y 96/100 with only a color-contrast failure. Four-language support and responsive layout help. No WCAG statement or documented keyboard/screen-reader testing found.

Growth

Real, paid demand in scraping/SEO/market research. The unlimited-bandwidth-by-speed model is a genuine wedge against Smartproxy's per-GB pricing, but the segment is crowded and the domain is under a year old.

Improvement areas

Mobile performance: LCP 5.2s and TBT 856ms need optimization for a developer audience
Trust signals: no SOC 2, ISO 27001, penetration test, or bug bounty published anywhere
Support channels: Telegram and email only, no ticket system or live chat for paying customers

Design & Usability

TrueProxies presents a dark, modern SaaS aesthetic that's competent but indistinguishable from a dozen other proxy vendors — hero, product cards, coverage stats, use cases. The pricing page is the real design challenge and it mostly works: a tabbed grid covering Residential IPv4 Unlimited, GB-based, and Datacenter IPv6, with hourly through monthly durations and eight speed tiers. It's dense but navigable. Usability is where the product earns points: a 1-hour free trial with no card required is a genuinely low-friction on-ramp, and the quickstart section ships copy-paste snippets for cURL, Python, Go, Node.js, PHP, Java, and C#. That's the right call for a developer audience. The weak spot is support — Telegram and email only, no live chat, no phone, no ticket system. For a paid infrastructure product where a broken proxy connection means a dead scraping job, that's thin. The four-language switcher (EN/AR/RU/ZH) is a nice touch that most competitors skip.

Speed & Security

Speed is the softest dimension here. Lighthouse mobile performance lands at 60/100 with an LCP of 5.2 seconds and a Total Blocking Time of 856ms — the page is doing too much main-thread work before it renders. Desktop is better at 76/100, and CLS is a perfect 0, so the layout doesn't jump. But for a product whose customers obsess over latency, a five-second mobile LCP is an awkward look. Security is genuinely strong on the technical layer: the HTTP probe returned a full 12/12 checklist — HTTPS enforced, HSTS, CSP, frame protection, X-Content-Type-Options, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy, plus SPF and DMARC on the DNS side. That's a well-configured edge. What's missing is the trust layer: no SOC 2, no ISO 27001, no published penetration test, no bug bounty. For a service that routes customer traffic through third-party residential IPs, those certifications matter more than usual. The fundamentals are solid; the paperwork isn't there yet.

Accessibility & Growth

Accessibility scores well on automated checks: Lighthouse returns 96/100 with a single failure — insufficient color contrast, likely the grey-on-dark body text. The site is responsive, ships in four languages, and the markup is clean enough to pass nearly every axe-core rule. What's absent is any accessibility statement or WCAG conformance claim, and no evidence of manual screen-reader or keyboard testing. On growth, the idea has a real foundation. Web scraping, SEO rank tracking, and market research are paid, growing categories, and TrueProxies names a specific wedge: unlimited-bandwidth residential proxies priced by speed rather than per GB. That directly attacks the meter-anxiety that defines Smartproxy's model. The problem is the category itself — residential proxies is one of the most crowded infrastructure niches on the internet, with dozens of established players holding enterprise contracts and years of IP-pool reputation. A domain registered in March 2026 competing on price and unlimited bandwidth is a legitimate angle, but it's a commodity fight in a market where trust and pool quality are the actual moats.

Conclusion

The honest read: TrueProxies has a differentiated pricing model, a competent site, and solid technical hygiene, but it's competing in a category where incumbents win on IP-pool quality, uptime reputation, and enterprise trust — none of which a six-month-old domain has had time to build. The 1-hour free trial is the right move: it lets you test the actual proxy performance before committing, which is the only thing that matters here. If the IPs are clean and the speeds hold, the unlimited model is a real alternative to per-GB billing. If they don't, no amount of polished landing page saves it. Start with the free hour, run your real workload, and judge it on the exit IPs and throughput — not the marketing.

Suggestions for improvement

Fix mobile performance: LCP 5.2s and TBT 856ms are too slow for a developer-facing infrastructure product
Publish a security page with SOC 2 roadmap, pen-test results, or a bug bounty to build buyer trust
Expand support beyond Telegram/email — add a ticket system or live chat for paying customers
Clarify the two-pool distinction (1.3M unlimited vs 50M GB-based) more prominently before checkout

How we score

Alternatives comparison

Named competitors, point by point. Nobody paid to appear here or to be left out.

	TrueProxies	Smartproxy
Pricing model	Unlimited bandwidth priced by speed ($4.08/hr at 10 Mbps) or per-GB from $1.64/GB	Per-GB pricing for residential; subscription tiers for datacenter
Free trial	1-hour free trial, no card required	Free trial available with registration; no unlimited free tier
IP pool size	1.3M+ unlimited pool; 50M+ IPs in GB-based pool across 150+ countries	40M+ residential IPs across 195+ locations
Targeting options	Country on Unlimited; city, region, and ASN targeting on GB-based plans	Country, city, state, and ASN targeting on residential plans
Support channels	Telegram and email, advertised 24/7	24/7 live chat, email, and extensive documentation
Security certifications	No SOC 2, ISO, or bug bounty published; full HTTP security headers	SOC 2 Type II, GDPR compliance, and published security documentation

Smartproxy

A user-friendly proxy service with residential and datacenter options, offering competitive per-GB pricing and good performance for small to medium projects.

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