360Proxy

360Proxy is a residential proxy service that sells access to a large pool of proxy IPs for web access and data-collection work. The pool is reported at more than 80 million residential IPs spread across 190+ countries, with both static and rotating residential options available. Connections support HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5, so the service can plug into most proxy-aware applications and scripts.

Targeting is granular: you can narrow exit IPs by country, city, ZIP code, or ISP. The service exposes an API for programmatic management and supports two authentication methods — IP whitelist and account credentials. 360Proxy is also described as compatible with third-party software, which matters if you already run scraping frameworks, browser automation, or e-commerce tools that accept an external proxy.

Billing is offered per GB or per IP. Reported starting rates are around $0.77 per GB or $0.04 per IP, which places it in the low-cost tier of the residential proxy market. Plan structures and current prices aren't detailed in the material reviewed here, so confirm rates on the vendor's site before committing.

Best for

• Cross-border e-commerce sellers who need to view stores, listings, or competitor shops as if they were in another country
• Social media teams running multiple accounts that need location-consistent residential IPs
• SEO and ad-verification work, such as checking search results or ad placements from specific cities or ISPs
• Data-collection and scraping projects that need rotating residential IPs at volume
• Developers who want API access and whitelist or credential authentication inside existing tooling

Frequently asked questions

How much does 360Proxy cost?

Reported starting rates are about $0.77 per GB or $0.04 per IP, with both GB-based and IP-based billing available. Full plan pricing isn't covered in the material reviewed, so check 360proxy.com for current rates.

How big is the IP pool?

Sources describe 80M+ residential IPs across 190+ countries. A per-country breakdown of the pool isn't included in the material reviewed.

Which protocols are supported?

HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5. That covers most scraping libraries, browsers, and proxy-aware desktop applications.

Does it offer static or rotating IPs?

Both. The service has been described as offering static residential proxies for sessions that need a stable IP, and rotating residential proxies for tasks that need fresh IPs.

How do you authenticate?

Two methods are reported: IP whitelist authentication and account (user/password) authentication. Which one you use depends on the software you're connecting.

Who uses 360Proxy?

The use cases cited are cross-border e-commerce, social media operations, SEO, ad verification, and general data collection — teams that need their traffic to appear as ordinary residential users from a chosen location.

Alternatives

• ScrapIn — pick this if your data collection is specifically LinkedIn profiles and companies, since it's a scraper API rather than a general proxy pool
• Semrush — if your underlying goal is SEO and competitor research, a marketing platform with built-in data may remove the need to run your own proxy setup
• Similarweb — for website traffic and market intelligence delivered as reports rather than raw proxy access
• Fraud Blocker — if you sit on the advertiser side and want to filter fraudulent clicks instead of verifying ads from other locations