SpaceProxy

SpaceProxy is a datacenter proxy provider that sells individual IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, primarily targeting SEO specialists, social media marketers, arbitrage professionals, and developers who need dedicated IPs rather than shared or residential ones. The service operates in 110+ countries, supports HTTP(S), SOCKS5, and MTProto protocols, and advertises speeds of up to 100 Mbps with unlimited traffic. It has been on the market long enough to accumulate a recognizable reputation in Russian-speaking and Eastern European proxy communities, though its English-language presence has grown considerably over the past two years.

The core pitch is straightforward: you get a personal IP address that nobody else is using at the same time, you pay for a defined rental period starting from as few as 5 days, and the proxy activates immediately after payment. There are no shared pools where someone else's bad behavior poisons your IP history. That matters a lot when you are running account farming, ad campaigns, or parsing tasks where a flagged IP can kill hours of work in seconds.

Proxy Types and Protocol Support

SpaceProxy sells dedicated datacenter IPv4 proxies as its main product, with IPv6 addresses available as a cheaper alternative for use cases where IPv6 is accepted by the target platform. The distinction matters because many popular services, including most social networks and major e-commerce sites, still favor IPv4. IPv6 is better suited for high-volume tasks where you need a large number of addresses quickly and cheaply, and where the target site does not discriminate based on IP version.

On the protocol side, the support for MTProto is worth calling out specifically. MTProto is the proprietary protocol that Telegram uses internally, and native support for it means you can route Telegram traffic through SpaceProxy without having to wrap it in a generic SOCKS5 tunnel and hope for the best. For anyone managing multiple Telegram accounts or running bots at scale, that is a practical advantage rather than a marketing checkbox. HTTP and SOCKS5 cover the rest of the typical use cases: browser automation, scraping, sneaker copping, and anything else that speaks those protocols.

Pool Size and Geographic Coverage

The network currently spans 110+ countries with access to over 4,800 networks and subnets. That subnet diversity is arguably the more interesting number. Raw country count tells you where geographically you can appear to be. Subnet diversity tells you how many distinct routing paths and ASNs (Autonomous System Numbers, which are the administrative blocks that ISPs use to manage their IP ranges) you can spread your requests across. When you are running a large pool of IPs for parsing or account work, you want those addresses distributed across as many subnets as possible so that a block on one subnet does not cascade across your entire operation.

SpaceProxy lets you select IPs manually, choose specific subnets, and in some cases pick by city. This is a meaningful feature for anyone buying in bulk. If you are pulling 50 proxies for a Russian social network task, for example, you probably want them spread across 20 different subnets in different cities rather than clustered in one Moscow datacenter block. The manual selection tool makes that possible without having to open a support ticket for every order.

Speed and Traffic

Advertised speed is up to 100 Mbps per proxy, with unlimited traffic. The unlimited traffic claim is the more commercially important of the two numbers for most buyers. Providers who charge per gigabyte can become expensive fast if your scraping job runs long or your social media automation generates more requests than expected. With SpaceProxy you pay for the time period, not the bytes, which makes budgeting predictable.

In practical terms, 100 Mbps is more than enough for browser automation, API calls, and web scraping. It only becomes a bottleneck if you are streaming high-bitrate video or doing something unusual with the connection. The more relevant performance question for proxy work is latency and uptime, and the feedback from extended use is that the connections are stable once configured correctly. There is an initial phase where you may want to test a few different servers to find the one with the best response time to your target, but after that the performance tends to stay consistent.

Dashboard

The user interface is functional and covers the basics well. After payment, proxies activate automatically, which removes the frustrating wait that some smaller providers still impose. The dashboard lets you manage your proxies, add or remove IPs when renewing an order, and configure auto-renewal so that critical IPs do not expire mid-campaign. There is also a built-in checker suite: an IPv4 checker, an IPv6 checker, a speed checker, an IP lookup tool, an anonymity checker, and a port checker. Having these tools inside the panel saves time compared to hunting for third-party checkers every time you want to verify a new proxy.

The API is described as multifunctional and covers the standard operations you would want for automation: generating proxy lists, checking status, rotating or replacing addresses. If you are integrating SpaceProxy into a scraping framework like Scrapy (a Python-based web crawling library) or a browser automation setup using Playwright or Puppeteer (headless browser tools for JavaScript), the API gives you the programmatic control to do that without manual dashboard work. Below is a working example using Python's requests library with retry logic and a timeout, the kind of wrapper you would actually deploy rather than a toy snippet.

Authentication

SpaceProxy supports both login/password authentication and IP whitelisting. With login/password, you get credentials when you purchase the proxy and pass them in the proxy URL as shown in the code block above. With IP whitelisting (sometimes called IP authorization), you register your own IP address with the provider, and the proxy server grants access based on recognizing your source IP rather than checking a password. The practical difference is important to understand before you set up your workflow.

Login/password authentication works from any machine regardless of where it is located, which makes it the right choice if you are running scraping jobs from cloud servers with dynamic IPs or distributing work across multiple machines. IP whitelisting is more secure in principle because there are no credentials that can be intercepted, but it becomes inconvenient the moment your own IP changes, which it will if you reboot a home router on a dynamic ISP plan. For production automation running on fixed cloud infrastructure, IP whitelisting is clean and simple. For everything else, login/password is easier to manage.

Use Cases SpaceProxy is Actually Good For

Dedicated datacenter proxies are not the universal answer to every scraping or anonymity need, and SpaceProxy is no exception. Where they genuinely perform well is in scenarios where you need a stable, persistent identity over time rather than a different IP on every request. Social media account management is the clearest example. When you are warming up an account, you want the same IP to appear consistently over days or weeks, because sudden IP changes trigger fraud detection systems almost immediately. A dedicated proxy that you control, assigned only to you, gives you that consistency.

SEO parsing is another strong fit. Checking search rankings across multiple regions, monitoring competitor pricing, or scraping content from sites with moderate bot protection are all tasks where a pool of dedicated datacenter IPs, spread across diverse subnets, gets the job done without the higher per-gigabyte cost of residential proxies. The tradeoff is that datacenter IPs are more detectable than residential ones on sophisticated targets like Google Shopping or major sneaker sites. If your target has serious bot mitigation in place, dedicated datacenter proxies will struggle regardless of the provider. SpaceProxy is upfront about targeting SEO, SMM, and marketing use cases rather than claiming to beat every anti-bot system on the market.

The support for MTProto makes SpaceProxy a reasonable first look for Telegram-specific automation. Multi-accounting, bot management, and channel management through Telegram all benefit from having native protocol support rather than a generic tunnel. The alternative is configuring a SOCKS5 proxy and hoping the Telegram client on your end handles the wrapping correctly, which adds a point of failure that is easy to avoid.

Support and Reliability

Support operates daily through online chat. The 48-hour refund or replacement guarantee after purchase gives you a reasonable window to test the proxies against your actual target before you are locked in. This is not a full money-back guarantee of the kind that larger providers offer, but it is enough time to verify that the addresses work for your specific use case rather than discovering a mismatch after a week.

The experience reported from extended use is that the team is responsive and does not get defensive when something goes wrong. A common pattern with proxy support is that agents immediately deflect blame to the user's configuration, which is frustrating when you are under time pressure. The SpaceProxy team has a reputation for actually walking through configuration issues rather than copy-pasting a troubleshooting FAQ and closing the ticket. There have been cases where the issue genuinely was on the user's side, and the team still explained the fix calmly rather than treating it as an opportunity to score points.

What SpaceProxy Does Not Cover

Residential proxies are not offered. If your target specifically requires an IP that is registered to a consumer ISP rather than a datacenter, you will need to look at a different provider. The same applies to mobile proxies, which borrow IPs from real 4G and 5G connections and are the hardest to detect but also the most expensive. SpaceProxy's lane is dedicated datacenter addresses, and it does not try to compete outside of that.

The pool of 4,800+ subnets across 110+ countries sounds broad, but it is small compared to providers with residential networks spanning tens of millions of IPs. For large-scale residential scraping or tasks that require constant IP rotation across fresh addresses, SpaceProxy is simply not the right tool. It is the right tool for stable, dedicated, cost-efficient datacenter proxies with solid subnet diversity and a low entry threshold.

Final Assessment

SpaceProxy is a competent, focused datacenter proxy provider. The pricing is genuinely competitive, the subnet diversity is above average for this segment of the market, and the combination of manual IP selection, auto-renewal, and an API makes it practical for both manual buyers and teams running automated workflows. The MTProto support is a real differentiator for Telegram-heavy workloads. The 48-hour replacement guarantee and daily support give you enough of a safety net to test before you commit to a larger purchase.

It is not a provider for every use case. Targets with strong residential IP requirements or aggressive bot mitigation will expose the limitations of datacenter addresses, and no amount of subnet diversity fully compensates for that. But for social media management, SEO parsing, ad arbitrage, account farming on platforms with moderate defenses, and Telegram automation, SpaceProxy offers a solid combination of price, reliability, and control that is worth a serious look before defaulting to a more expensive residential option.