AnyIP Review 2026

AnyIP is a Singaporean proxy service provider focusing on residential, mobile, and rotating proxies. We noted that this is a relatively new provider with less than a year on the market, which means it is yet to build a strong reputation. 

The fact that there is minimal information on this company adds to the notion that it might be a young provider. Still, the website seems pretty modern, and the service appears legitimate. But, whether this company is reliable can only be determined by the quality of products it offers users. 

That said, as a customer, you should look at factors such as the speed of the proxy, the types of servers, pricing, and customer support. The quality of these services will determine whether you should give this company a chance.

AnyIP is not shy about telling users how they have loaded the proxies with many features. This is far more than you can say for most proxy service providers who remain silent about their network and its features. 

Not AnyIP! The company has residential and rotating proxies in more than 195 locations worldwide, which is beyond impressive. The mobile proxies from this provider are available in Europe, the US, and Asia. 

The IP pool is no joke, either. AnyIP boasts a network of more than 30 million rotating residential proxies - a threshold few companies can reach. However, it does not mention how it gets the IPs or governs them, but we suspect it is from peer-to-peer networks as this is the strategy used by most providers.

AnyIP seems to have carved its niche in residential proxies. Its catalog comprises residential, mobile, and rotating IPs, which means users looking for datacenter servers will have to look for alternatives. 

While most companies seem to offer users the option of using either sticky or rotating sessions in their subscription plans, AnyIP has rotating proxies as a separate package. With the other packages, you get sticky sessions. 

Additionally, AnyIP offers both username/password and IP authentication methods. Depending on the use case, users enjoy the benefits of either of these methods. Hence, this is a significant advantage. 

Unfortunately, AnyIP does not seem to offer SOCKS5 support with its proxies. This protocol is known to offer better compatibility with various data transfer protocols, meaning this is a significant downside for some users. 

AnyIP guarantees users the fastest and highest-performing proxies in the market. It also mentions the proxies are regularly checked and updated to ensure optimum success rates. If these guarantees are to be believed, you do not have to worry about speed while using the service. 

However, you should note that proxy speed tends to vary as several factors influence it. These factors include your ISP, location, and physical distance from the proxy server. Also, a slight drop in speed is normal due to the rerouting action of the servers.

Unfortunately, AnyIP does not seem to offer any additional tools to complement its proxy service. We scoured the site hoping to find something like API, proxy checker, or data scraper, but unfortunately, all these were lacking.

The AnyIP website is easy to use. It has a simple, minimalistic design that is not too complex for even the most oblivious individual. The buttons leading to different pages are easy to find, and we could not find any glitches with the site.

Purchasing a proxy on the website is not at all that hard either. All you have to do is start by signing up for the service. Surprisingly, all you need to do is provide your email address and location, and you are set to make a purchase - it does not get any easier than that.

From our analysis, it quickly became apparent that there are many cheaper alternatives in the market. The AnyIP pricing is a bit more on the costly side of the spectrum. For instance, under the residential proxies, you only get two options - the micro plan, which is the cheaper option, for $75 monthly with a bandwidth of 5 GB. 

In reality, this is not cheap at all. In fact, many options on the market offer significantly more affordable traffic. We found it quite odd that the packages all have the exact pricing. This is a potential indicator that there is no difference between the proxies and their features. 

Unfortunately, AnyIP does not offer any free trial for the proxies. While they provide an option to cancel the service at any time, there is no guarantee of a refund. Therefore, users need to be particularly careful here.

From our analysis, this provider does not seem to offer any discount for its service. Even bulk order discounts, which tend to be the most popular, are absent. We can confidently say that anyIP dropped the ball on this one, as discounts are some of the most efficient ways of attracting and retaining customers.

AnyIP is a legitimate company with legitimate payment methods. It has a Trustpilot rating of 4,4 stars, indicating that most clients are happy working with the company. However, we noted that the number of reviews is quite modest, and all were posted in less than a month, casting doubt on their authenticity.

The customer support system at AnyIP is poor, to say the least. For one thing, you will not find a live chat feature, which is one of the fastest and most efficient systems of getting to customer support. You can only reach the customer support system using email.

Unfortunately, you cannot earn money with AnyIP. Well, at least for now, you can’t. We could not find a dedicated affiliate page common with most proxy service providers. We can only hope that AnyIP will add this feature in the future.

Is AnyIP a company we recommend? Yes. Although this is a new provider, it has the potential to match up to the big names in the industry. It lacks critical features that make up a good proxy service, such as complementary tools and state-of-the-art protocols. At the moment, it is nowhere near a premium proxy company.

This does not mean that its network does not work. On the contrary, the network is beyond impressive. With over 30 million IPs and 195 locations supported, it’s a lot more than most other providers have to offer.