MangoProxy

A proxy provider supplying rotating and static IPs for web scraping, automation, ad verification and multi-account management. From one dashboard it offers seven products — Residential, Residential Light, dynamic ISP, dynamic datacenter, static ISP, static datacenter and mobile — advertising 90M+ IPs across 200+ locations. Every product supports both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, and residential proxies can be targeted down to country, state, city, ASN and ZIP with several rotation modes. It's aimed at scrapers, affiliate and social-media marketers running many accounts, and developers who want fast datacenter IPs with API control. In short, a breadth-focused, budget-friendly proxy service that puts several proxy types under a single account instead of requiring separate providers.

Getting several proxy types cheaply from one account. Its biggest draws are the low per-GB entry prices and the breadth of products, so a team can use cheap datacenter traffic for easy targets and switch to residential or mobile IPs for harder ones without opening new accounts. That suits web scraping for price, review and search data, affiliate and social-media teams running many accounts through antidetect browsers, and developers who want fast datacenter IPs plus full API control. Residential targeting down to ZIP and ASN level, SOCKS5 on everything and a one-click API key make it practical for technical, high-volume workflows. If you need flexibility across proxy types at a low cost floor — and are comfortable managing proxies yourself — that range and price is its core appeal.

Usually not — one of the most important things to understand before buying. MangoProxy's policy is that all sales are final, and it will consider a refund or credit only in narrow cases: if the service was completely inaccessible due to its own fault, the issue is reported within 48 hours of purchase, or static proxy speed falls below 5 Mbps and support can't resolve it. There's no general money-back guarantee or free trial of the kind some competitors offer. The practical advice is to buy the smallest package first and test it thoroughly on your actual target sites and tools before committing to larger volume, since you can't rely on getting your money back if it doesn't fit. If a money-back guarantee matters to you, this is a reason to look carefully or consider alternatives.

Several worth weighing. The strict no-refund policy is the headline one. Support is only staffed 08:00–20:00 GMT+3, not around the clock, so users in other time zones may wait overnight despite some testimonials mentioning 24/7 help. Targeting is uneven: residential offers granular country, city, ASN and ZIP targeting, but most other products target by country only (static ISP adds ASN). To limit abuse, dynamic proxies can't reach payment systems like Stripe and PayPal, banks or government sites, and several SMTP/SSH ports are blocked. Mobile proxies are slow (2–5 Mbps). Finally, independent third-party reviews are still thin, so there's limited outside validation. None are dealbreakers for scraping and multi-account work, but test before scaling.

Web scrapers, affiliate and social-media marketers, and developers/QA teams who need affordable, flexible proxies and are comfortable configuring them themselves. It fits people who want cheap per-GB traffic for scraping marketplace, review and search data, teams running many ad or social accounts through antidetect browsers who need residential or mobile IPs, and developers who want fast datacenter IPs with API control. It's a weaker fit for anyone who needs a money-back guarantee, round-the-clock live support, city-level targeting on ISP or datacenter products, or to reach payment, banking or SMTP/SSH destinations through dynamic proxies. Because independent reviews are limited, it best suits users who'll verify current pricing, pool size in their target countries and site restrictions, and who test a small package before scaling.