Every proxy. One directory.
A directory of 38+ listings — proxies, VPNs and anti-detect browsers, with pricing, features and an editorial score on every page.
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A sample from the directory. Open a listing for the full spec.
37 fields. Same page, every provider.
Specs, plans and coverage in one layout — so comparing two networks is actually comparing two networks.
A ranking you can inspect.
Each listing gets an editorial 0–100 score from published criteria — pricing, coverage, features and reviews. It is our ranking, not a lab result, and it is not for sale.
Same checklist, every listing
Editors score each provider against published criteria. Change a weight on the methodology page and the ranking changes with it.
Stars from readers, score from us
The star rating is approved user reviews. The Crunch Score is editorial and never feeds those stars.
Placement is not for sale
Order follows the score. A sponsored listing is labelled and stays where the score puts it.
Browse by what you’re running.
Scraping, SEO, e-commerce, ads, multi-accounting — listings tagged for the job.
What’s actually listed.
Listing counts from the directory. Pool sizes and country coverage are as providers publish them.
What readers say about the providers.
Asked. Answered.
What exactly is Proxycrunch?
A directory of proxy networks, VPNs and anti-detect browsers. Every listing puts pricing, pool size, targeting options and features in the same layout, with an editorial score and reader reviews alongside.
How is the Crunch Score calculated?
Editors rate each listing against published criteria — reliability, value, pool size, location targeting, support, documentation and trust. Each criterion carries a weight shown on the methodology page. It is an editorial opinion, not a lab measurement.
Is it free, and can providers pay for a better position?
Browsing is free and needs no account. Some outbound links earn us a referral fee, and a few listings are sponsored. Sponsored listings are labelled, and neither fees nor sponsorship change the order, which follows the score.
Proxy vs VPN — which do I need?
Proxies route specific traffic through other IPs, and are built for scraping, automation and geo-testing at scale. VPNs encrypt your whole device for privacy. Many teams use both; the compare page lays them out side by side.
How fresh is the data?
Editors update pricing, pool sizes and features as providers change them. Figures are as each provider publishes them, so confirm current terms on the provider's site before you buy.
Proxies, VPNs, browsers. One directory.
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