Mango Proxy

Four proxy types and scraper APIs

The catalog includes residential, datacenter, ISP, and mobile proxies, according to the provider. Residential proxies use real IP addresses from ISP and mobile networks, the vendor says.

Dynamic data-center proxies are offered for data scraping and high-traffic tasks. The service also lists scraper APIs for data collection and automation.

The vendor names web scraping, e-commerce, SEO and SERP, and automation as use cases. These are stated applications, not performance results.

Rotation, targeting, and sticky sessions

Residential proxies offer targeting by country, state, city, ASN, and ZIP code, according to the provider. Buyers can choose automatic rotation, manual IP changes, or sticky sessions.

Sticky sessions can retain the same IP for about 30–40 minutes, depending on availability, the vendor states. Residential proxies support HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols.

The dashboard provides usage tracking, sub-user creation, and IP whitelisting. The provider also advertises instant deployment and API control for its dynamic proxy service.

Beginner and Corporate XL traffic plans

The residential pricing page lists these plans and payment terms, checked 2026-10-31.

• Beginner: 5 GB at $3.3 per GB.
• Corporate XL: starts from 1 TB at $2 per GB.
• Custom plans: offered for businesses needing more than 3 TB.

Purchased residential traffic is billed per GB and does not expire, according to the provider. The listed starting price is $0.6 per 1GB.

The terms state that subscriptions are billed in advance and fees are non-refundable unless otherwise stated. The pricing page says customers can pay with cryptocurrency or a card from anywhere in the world.

IP Lookup

Before relying on a proxy service, ask the provider which countries and locations are available for the specific product. Clarify which authentication methods are supported and how credentials are handled.

Ask whether an order or account requires a minimum purchase or funding amount. Confirm whether a trial is offered and which refund conditions apply to the selected purchase.

Request product-specific traffic caps and simultaneous connection limits in writing. These questions help establish whether the service’s operating terms fit a planned workflow.

Coverage across protocols and tools

The vendor lists these service capabilities and support terms, checked 2026-10-31.

• Protocol coverage includes HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, with IPv4 support also listed.
• The dynamic proxy service advertises a pool of over 1 million IPs.
• The vendor states that IPs come from vetted providers and claims 99.9% uptime.
• Integrations support more than 450 tools, according to the vendor.
• Support hours are 08:00 to 20:00 (GMT+3), with an average response time under 10 minutes.

Dynamic proxy restrictions narrow access

The provider’s product pages list destination and port restrictions, while its terms add account and service conditions.

• Dynamic proxies restrict access to payment systems, banks, government websites, and specified SMTP/SSH ports.
• The vendor says availability may be affected by maintenance or technical issues.
• Fees are non-refundable unless otherwise stated, and subscriptions are billed in advance.
• Mango Proxy disclaims liability for indirect or consequential damages resulting from use or inability to use the service.
• Account holders are responsible for activity under their accounts; the terms permit suspension or termination for violations.

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Compare proxy models by operating terms

Compare proxy options by billing unit, rotation behavior, session persistence, supported protocols, and destination restrictions. A per-GB model differs from per-IP billing; rotating access differs from a session that retains an address. Ask providers how each term applies to the specific product and intended workflow.

Residential targeting and traffic billing

Residential proxies may suit workflows matching the vendor’s listed uses, including scraping, ad verification, e-commerce, automation, multi-accounting, and monitoring. The vendor lists targeting by country, city, ZIP code, and ASN.

The provider says its residential network has more than 90 million IP addresses and lists SOCKS5 and a proxy manager among its features. Custom solutions are listed with unlimited* seats and a stated network uptime of 99.99%. Check that the product’s billing and permitted destinations match the workflow before purchasing.

Answers on protocols, payments, and lookup

Which payments require identity verification?

The provider says identity verification applies to payments processed through Stripe. The FAQ describes this as the scope of KYC, rather than a general requirement for every payment method. Check the payment processor shown at checkout against the terms that apply to that transaction.

Who can enter into a service contract?

The terms require account holders to be at least 18 and capable of forming a binding contract. This sets the provider’s stated age and contract-capacity conditions for using the service. Review those terms before creating an account or authorizing another person to use it.

Which activities can lead to suspension?

The terms prohibit spam, malware distribution, unauthorized system access, and violations of laws or third-party rights. MangoProxy says it may suspend accounts for abuse or illegal activity and may terminate accounts for violations of its terms or applicable laws.

Can the service terms change after signup?

MangoProxy says it may update its terms at any time, and continued use implies acceptance. Review the current terms when they change and before continuing to use the service, since the provider’s stated condition links ongoing use with acceptance.

How can customers contact the provider?

The terms page lists email as a contact channel. The provider also says customers can contact managers to request additional functionality. Confirm the appropriate channel for a product question or feature request before relying on a specific response route.

What does the IP Lookup tool cover?

The IP Lookup page lists web scraping, ad verification, cybersecurity, and network troubleshooting as common uses.

Fit depends on proxy type and restrictions

Fits if the required proxy model, residential controls, and permitted destinations match the workflow.

Probably not if payment systems, banks, government websites, or specified ports are essential destinations for dynamic proxies.

Main risk… the provider’s terms combine advance billing, limited refunds, and account-level responsibility.

Sources

Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.

• mangoproxy.comchecked 2026-10-31
• mangoproxy.com/prod-rpchecked 2026-10-31
• mangoproxy.com/prod-servchecked 2026-10-31
• mangoproxy.com/prices-rpchecked 2026-10-31
• mangoproxy.com/terms-of-servicechecked 2026-10-31
• mangoproxy.com/tools/ip-lookupchecked 2026-10-31

How this page was prepared

Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-31; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.

Last updated: 2026-10-31

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