Highproxies

The dedicated IP solutions page lists these monthly prices; the separate private-proxies page uses different plan labels.

• Dedicated IP solutions, 1-IP plan: $1.84 per month, no setup fee.
• Dedicated IP solutions, 5-IP plan: $9.20 per month.
• Dedicated IP solutions, 10-IP plan: $17.60 per month.
• Dedicated IP solutions, 20-IP plan: $33.60 per month.
• Dedicated IP solutions, 50-IP plan: $68.00 per month.
• Dedicated IP solutions, 100-IP plan: $134.40 per month.

The private-proxies page separately lists these monthly prices and setup terms.

• Private proxies, one-proxy plan: $1.84 per month, no setup fee.
• Private proxies, five-proxy plan: $9.20 per month, no setup fee.
• Private proxies, ten-proxy plan: $17.60 per month, no setup fee.

The dedicated IP page lists PayPal, card, and cryptocurrency as payment options. The price aggregation page also lists PayPal, card, and crypto. Check which product page applies to the intended order rather than treating the two plan lists as one schedule.

HighProxies describes a proxy as routing configured applications, while a VPN normally creates an encrypted tunnel for supported device traffic. That distinction affects whether a task needs selected-app routing or supported-device coverage.

The provider describes HTTP/HTTPS proxies as commonly used for web traffic and SOCKS5 as supporting compatible TCP applications. It also says SOCKS5 is more flexible for compatible TCP applications. HighProxies states that its HTTP proxies can access HTTPS websites using the CONNECT method.

The price aggregation plans are described as including dedicated IPv4 addresses, HTTP/HTTPS support, and “unlimited*” bandwidth. Authentication is listed as username/password or IP authorization, though methods vary by service and are shown in the client area. For dedicated IP VPN, HighProxies describes a consistent public exit IP as useful for firewall allowlists.

Before ordering, ask support to confirm whether the intended location and product are currently available; HighProxies says stock affects locations and availability varies by product and quantity.

The dedicated IP page describes static addresses rather than rotating ones, and directs customers seeking rotation to contact support. Ask what access model applies to the specific product and whether it matches the workflow, rather than assuming that all proxy listings behave alike.

HighProxies says customers are responsible for following the terms of websites, platforms, and services they access, and for using IPs lawfully. Its price aggregation proxy page also states that use is intended for lawful business activity and public web research, with website terms, applicable robots rules, rate limits, and legal requirements to be followed. Clarify how those conditions apply to the intended use before registering.

HighProxies instructs customers to configure a connection using the protocol assigned to their service. Its guides cover HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies, VPN connections, browser tools, applications, and API access.

For application routing, the provider lists Proxifier as a tool that can route supported desktop applications according to user-created rules. Its guides also cover AdsPower, ixBrowser, Linken Sphere, WonderSwitcher, FoxyProxy, and Proxifier. The list identifies examples in the provider’s setup material; it does not establish that every application supports every service configuration.

HighProxies says users may authenticate with an authorized public IP instead of a username and password when the service and application support that option. The site also provides API documentation for supported account, service, and proxy-management workflows. Check the assigned protocol and the relevant guide or API scope against the intended application before setup.

The dedicated IP offer is static, not rotating, and the provider directs customers seeking rotation to support. Location availability also depends on current stock and can vary by product and quantity. These conditions narrow what the listed offer establishes for a particular workflow.

The SLA’s remedy is a service credit for future cycles, with no cash value and a cap of 50% of the affected monthly fee. The SLA lists credits of 5% at 99.5%–99.8% monthly uptime, 15% at 99.0%–99.4%, and 25% below 99.0%, according to the service-level agreement. Only active, paying subscriptions qualify; trial and promotional services are excluded.

To request a credit, the client must submit a support ticket through the HighProxies Billing Portal within 7 days of month-end, including the Client ID, affected Order Number, and downtime summary; the claim is subject to audit and log verification. The SLA excludes scheduled maintenance, client-side misconfiguration, local network disruption, hardware failure, service suspension for policy violations, and target-site access issues such as IP bans or third-party firewall restrictions. General private proxies are not recommended by the provider for Instagram workflows. Several details are listed under What we could not confirm.

HighProxies describes private access as unshared, with dedicated IP plans supporting proxy or VPN use when the selected configuration permits it.

• Assistance: the provider says support covers setup, troubleshooting, authentication, product selection, and configuration issues.
• Contact route: technical assistance is available through the client ticket system.
• Coverage: the SLA includes proxy and VPN gateway connectivity, assigned IP assets, custom SOCKS5 configurations, and Client Area accessibility.
• Support hours: HighProxies lists 24/7 support coverage.

The scope is useful to check against the selected product: the provider conditions proxy or VPN use on the configuration, and its assistance remains ticket-based. For setup or account details, the site directs customers to send sensitive information only through its authenticated support system.

Compare proxy services by IP type, location availability, billing basis, rotation, protocols, authentication, traffic limits, trial and refund terms, API access, and support. The practical fit depends on which of those terms match the workload and which the provider documents clearly.

HighProxies identifies SEO agencies, marketers, developers, researchers, and business teams among its intended users. The provider also lists SEO, social media management, automation, secure browsing, research, account protection, and dedicated IP workflows as use cases.

Those stated workflows need to be weighed against the dedicated IP page’s static-address model; it directs customers seeking rotation to support. A static address may fit a task that calls for a consistent address. HighProxies describes itself as a provider since 2015.

Are the dedicated IPs static or rotating?

The dedicated IP page describes static, not rotating, addresses, and directs customers seeking rotation to contact support. Confirm the access model for the specific product before relying on it.

Which authentication options does HighProxies describe?

HighProxies describes username-and-password authentication and authorization through an approved public IP. The public-IP option depends on both the service and the application supporting it. Check the selected service’s authentication method in the client area and verify that the intended application accepts it.

Can HighProxies HTTP proxies reach HTTPS websites?

HighProxies says its HTTP proxies can access HTTPS websites using the CONNECT method. This describes the provider’s stated protocol capability, not compatibility with every application or configuration. The setup guides cover HTTP proxies, so compare the assigned protocol with the application’s supported connection settings.

What downtime can qualify for an SLA credit?

The SLA describes monthly uptime coverage for active proxy and VPN assets, calculated on a monthly calendar basis and including network nodes and administrative control panels. Scheduled maintenance, local or client-side problems, hardware failure, policy-related suspension, and target-site access issues are excluded.

How does a customer submit a credit request?

The SLA says to submit a support ticket through the HighProxies Billing Portal within 7 days of the month’s end. A claim must include the Client ID, affected Order Number, and a downtime summary, and is subject to audit and log verification. Credits apply only to future service cycles, carry no cash value, and are capped at 50% of the affected service’s monthly fee.

What does the API documentation cover?

HighProxies says its API documentation covers supported account, service, and proxy-management workflows. Check the relevant documentation against the account task you intend to automate.

Fits if… a fixed address matches the task, the intended location and product are currently available, and the published usage conditions suit the workflow.

Probably not if… the task requires rotating access and support has not confirmed an applicable option.

Main risk… the SLA excludes target-site access problems and limits eligible credits to future service cycles, so assess those terms against the intended use before trying the service.