ProxyEmpire
Bulgarian residential, mobile and datacenter proxy network with flat-rate unlimited plans
Quick Overview
| Company | SWIFT SAAS LTD |
|---|---|
| Category | Proxy & Networking |
| Headquarters | Burgas, Bulgaria |
| EU Presence | EU (Bulgaria) |
| Data Location | EU-headquartered, global exit nodes |
| Open Source | No |
| Pricing | Rotating residential pay-as-you-go from $3.50/GB down to $1.50/GB at 1,000GB; rotating mobile from $4.50/GB down to $2/GB at 1,000GB; rotating datacenter from $0.625/GB down to $0.35/GB at 5,000GB; static residential from $2/IP/month plus GB usage; flat-rate unlimited residential from $200/day |
| Replaces | Bright Data, US-based proxy networks |
Detailed Review
ProxyEmpire, operated by the Bulgarian company SWIFT SAAS LTD, covers residential, mobile and datacentre proxies with the same per-GB structure as most of this category — residential from $3.50 per GB down to $1.50 at 1,000GB, datacentre from $0.625 down to $0.35 at 5,000GB. What sets it apart is a flat-rate unlimited residential option, priced by the day, week or month instead of by bandwidth, for workloads too large or unpredictable to plan against a GB cap.
That unlimited tier is the reason to choose ProxyEmpire specifically: a use case with genuinely unpredictable or very high bandwidth needs — continuous monitoring, large-scale price tracking — can be budgeted as a fixed cost rather than a variable one that spikes with usage. Static residential IPs are also available at $2 per IP per month for jobs that need one address to stay put rather than rotate.
SWIFT SAAS LTD is registered in Bulgaria, an EU member state, so ProxyEmpire is EU-established and processes under GDPR directly. It publishes no certification of its own to weigh against Evomi's ISO 27001 or Proxy-Seller's ISO 9001, and as with every residential network here, the sourcing of consumer IPs and how consent was obtained is worth asking about before signing, particularly for the unlimited plans where the bandwidth behind a flat fee is harder to audit.
What ProxyEmpire does well
- Flat-rate unlimited residential plans by day, week or month
- Residential, mobile and datacenter proxies published on one pricing page
- Static residential IPs available from $2/IP/month
- Bulgarian company, EU jurisdiction under GDPR
- Volume discounts published down to enterprise scale
Where ProxyEmpire falls short
- No certification of its own published
- No scraping API or managed platform like Zyte or Apify
- Unlimited plans are harder to audit than metered GB
- Ask directly how residential IP consent is obtained
Standout feature. Flat-rate unlimited residential proxies, priced by the day — a fixed cost where every other provider here meters by the gigabyte.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Flat-rate unlimited residential plans by day, week or month
- Residential, mobile and datacenter proxies published on one pricing page
- Static residential IPs available from $2/IP/month
- Bulgarian company, EU jurisdiction under GDPR
- Volume discounts published down to enterprise scale
Cons
- No certification of its own published
- No scraping API or managed platform like Zyte or Apify
- Unlimited plans are harder to audit than metered GB
- Ask directly how residential IP consent is obtained
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is ProxyEmpire?
ProxyEmpire, operated by the Bulgarian company SWIFT SAAS LTD, covers residential, mobile and datacentre proxies with the same per-GB structure as most of this category — residential from $3.50 per GB down to $1.50 at 1,000GB, datacentre from $0.625 down to $0.35 at 5,000GB. What sets it apart is a flat-rate unlimited residential option, priced by the day, week or month instead of by bandwidth, for workloads too large or unpredictable to plan against a GB cap.
Where is ProxyEmpire based?
ProxyEmpire operates from Burgas, Bulgaria, which places it under EU (Bulgaria).
What does ProxyEmpire cost?
Rotating residential pay-as-you-go from $3.50/GB down to $1.50/GB at 1,000GB; rotating mobile from $4.50/GB down to $2/GB at 1,000GB; rotating datacenter from $0.625/GB down to $0.35/GB at 5,000GB; static residential from $2/IP/month plus GB usage; flat-rate unlimited residential from $200/day.
Who is ProxyEmpire best for?
High-volume users who want a flat daily or monthly rate instead of metered GB. Flat-rate unlimited residential proxies, priced by the day — a fixed cost where every other provider here meters by the gigabyte.
What are the drawbacks of ProxyEmpire?
No certification of its own published. No scraping API or managed platform like Zyte or Apify. Unlimited plans are harder to audit than metered GB. Ask directly how residential IP consent is obtained.
Is ProxyEmpire a good alternative to Bright Data?
ProxyEmpire is built as a European alternative to Bright Data: Bulgarian residential, mobile and datacenter proxy network with flat-rate unlimited plans. It will not be a like-for-like feature match in every respect, so check the review above for where the two genuinely differ before switching.
How does ProxyEmpire compare to other Proxy & Networking tools?
ProxyEmpire is one of several European Proxy & Networking tools we cover. It is most often compared with Bright Data, US-based proxy networks.