IPBurger

Residential, mobile, ISP, and dedicated proxy network

By Nathan KesslerUpdated Jul 27, 2026

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What is IPBurger?

IPBurger sells rotating residential proxies with a claimed 100M+ IPs, rotating mobile and 4G/5G proxies with a claimed 20M+ IPs, static ISP proxies, and fresh or private dedicated datacenter IPs, plus a residential-IP Windows RDP/VPS product. The company says it has operated for more than 10 years, covers 195+ countries, and claims a 99.95% success rate across over 30M daily requests, with 24,100+ business customers and 434+ Trustpilot reviews. It has documented API access and 24/7 live chat support. There's no free trial, only a 3-5 day money-back guarantee.

Our verdict

IPBurger's spread across residential, mobile, ISP, and dedicated proxy types covers more ground than single-type providers, useful for teams that would otherwise juggle several vendors. Its scale and success-rate figures come from the company's own site, not an independent audit, and there's no free trial to test performance against a specific target before paying.

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