IPBurger
Proxy and privacy vendor offering residential rotation alongside dedicated proxies.
Last reviewed · Reviewed quarterly · How we assess
Editorial take
Positioned around residential rotation plus privacy-oriented products.
Best for
Buyers wanting residential plus dedicated options.
Less ideal for
Enterprise procurement buyers.
At a glance
| Tier | mid-market |
|---|---|
| Status | Active |
| Billing models | per-GB, subscription |
| Starting price | Not publicly disclosed |
| Traffic expiry | Not publicly disclosed |
| Provider-reported pool size | Not publicly disclosed |
| Countries / locations | Not publicly disclosed |
| Country targeting | Not publicly disclosed |
| City targeting | Not publicly disclosed |
| ASN targeting | Not publicly disclosed |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 |
| Per-request rotation | Not publicly disclosed |
| Max sticky session | Not publicly disclosed |
| Authentication | username/password, IP allowlist |
| Dashboard | Yes |
| API | Yes |
| Trial | Not publicly disclosed |
| Refund policy | Not publicly disclosed |
| Support channels | Not publicly disclosed |
| Account manager | Not publicly disclosed |
| Acceptable-use policy | Not publicly disclosed |
Evidence & scoring
Our score reflects how completely IPBurger discloses key facts, weighted by our rubric. It is decision-support, not a performance benchmark.
Insufficient evidence for a score
IPBurger currently discloses too few public facts for a reliable rubric score (3/16 key fields). We show what is known and mark the rest as not disclosed rather than guessing.
Sources
Sources pending verification
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