ProxyTool does not run its own IP pool. We integrate the providers and infrastructure we trust, negotiate the volume rates, and give you one client and one balance that speaks to all of them.
Evomi and Thordata are wired straight into the marketplace. IPRoyal is the next one we can actually resell — same client, same balance, once the API is on.
Verified
A Swiss-run network covering residential, premium residential, static ISP, mobile and datacenter pools. Evomi is the default provider in our marketplace, and the one most rules end up pointing at when a session has to survive longer than a few minutes.
Reach where it gets thin elsewhere: 50M+ ethically sourced residential IPs, real 3G/4G/5G carrier addresses, and datacenter capacity behind a 99.99% SLA. This is the pool to reach for when the country list matters more than anything else.
Coming soon
The closest drop-in to Evomi: a public sub-user API that creates accounts, gives and takes traffic, and sets daily or lifetime limits — no application gate. Once wired, IPRoyal pools sit on the same balance as the two above.
These publish a reseller or white-label programme on their own site — sub-users, allocated bandwidth, our billing. Nothing here is signed or bookable. The cards are here because the integration is possible, not because it is done.
Coming soon
A US network with self-owned ASNs and a written white-label commitment: sell the pools under our brand, build the dashboard against their reseller API. Affiliate and reseller are separate tracks on their site — this is the reseller one.
Coming soon
Reselling is written into their own terms, not just a landing page: KYC, a signed reseller agreement, then the dashboard unlocks. They state the pool is first-party — their own app and SDKs, not bought from another brand.
Coming soon
The widest type list of the five, plus published discount tiers instead of “contact sales”: deposit ladders from 5% to 20%, a WHMCS module, and a sub-user API. The API is still labelled beta, so this one waits its turn.
Coming soon
The only provider here with a complete, public, endpoint-by-endpoint reseller API — create accounts, allocate traffic, read daily usage — no NDA to read the docs. The pool is smaller; this is the overflow source, not the primary one.
Coming soon
Dedicated ISP, residential and mobile proxies, static or rotating, over HTTP and SOCKS5. Further down the list than the reseller APIs above — the integration is still being scoped.
Networks we would like to carry in the marketplace. Nothing here is agreed, and none of it is bookable — the list is a direction of travel, not an announcement.
Two kinds of relationship, with different things expected of each.
Pools that appear in the marketplace. We negotiate the volume rate and pass it through per GB — you never hold a subscription with the provider.
Gateways and APIs we integrate directly, so a new pool arrives as a normal proxy entry rather than a manual host-and-port exercise.
Bandwidth is billed per GB against one balance. These are the rails that balance sits on: a hosted card checkout, a card partner for keeping that spend off the company card, and USDT if you would rather not use a card at all.
Our checkout
Cards, Apple Pay and Google Pay all run through Stripe's hosted checkout. Card details go straight to Stripe — they never reach a ProxyTool server, and we never store them.
Card partner
Pay2.House provides virtual cards for Facebook, Google, and TikTok Ads. They also support subscriptions to AI tools like ChatGPT and Claude, plus AWS and Apple Developer. Multiple GEO BINs (US, CA, EE, SG, HK) ensure high approval rates. Instantly top up via USDT TRC20 with zero banking hassle and easily integrate via API.
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Open Pay2.House
On request
Not wired into the checkout, but we settle it by hand. Tell sales@proxytool.app what you need and we send back a TRC20 address to pay against.
Upload a logo, write a few lines, add your link and a promo code. The card builds itself while you type. We check it once and publish it.
Provider names and marks belong to their respective owners. A listing under Featured describes a commercial or technical relationship with ProxyTool. A listing under Coming to the marketplace or Roadmap describes only our own intent: those providers publish a programme we could use, or a network we are evaluating — it implies no relationship, agreement or endorsement. In no case is this an endorsement of ProxyTool by the provider, and it does not mean every pool is available in every region. Under Payments, Stripe processes our checkout. Pay2.House issues its own cards — their fees, BINs and the PROXYTOOL bonus are theirs, not ours. USDT is settled by arrangement over email rather than through the checkout. Cards under Listed are written by the companies themselves; we check them before publishing, which is not an endorsement of their offer.
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