Node Proxy

Node Proxy is a proxy provider for teams that work with large numbers of accounts, regions, and automated processes. The service offers residential, mobile, datacenter, static, and rotating proxies from a single dashboard and positions IP quality, rather than pool size, as its main differentiator: according to the partner, every address is filtered before it is issued to a working session.

Node Proxy states a pool of 30,000,000+ IP addresses across 150+ countries and 1400+ cities, sticky sessions of up to 24 hours on rotating residential proxies, and no limit on concurrent connections. Traffic is billed per gigabyte, starting at $1.45 per GB according to the partner's pricing.

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Key Solutions and Advantages of Node Proxy

Every proxy type is available from one account, so a team does not need a separate vendor for each process. Node Proxy describes the following product lines.

Pre-Issue IP Filtering

The central technology the partner describes is a real-time filtering engine that validates an address before it reaches a session, instead of handing out addresses from the pool as they are

Node Proxy states that up to 95% of the addresses it issues are pre-checked, against roughly 18% of workable IPs that it attributes to typical providers;
address reputation is checked before assignment rather than after a block;
country and city targeting stays fixed for the issued address;
the stated outcome is fewer captchas, checkpoints, and account blocks during ordinary work.

Residential Proxies

Residential IP addresses from internet service providers, available with rotation or with a session pinned to one address

coverage across 150+ countries and 1400+ cities;
sticky sessions of up to 24 hours, which the partner attributes to its hybrid proxy technology;
rotation on every request, on a timer, or one address held for the whole profile session;
applicable to multi-accounting, SEO and SERP checks, marketplace work, and public web data collection.

Mobile Proxies (4G/5G)

IP addresses from mobile carrier networks, where an address is shared across real subscribers

addresses come from mobile operator infrastructure rather than hosting ranges;
the partner positions them for account registration and warm-up, social platforms, and advertising accounts;
suitable for workflows where a carrier IP is expected by the target platform.

Static Proxies

Addresses that stay the same for the entire rental period, for scenarios where the IP must not change

one fixed address per profile or per account;
the partner positions them for advertising accounts, SMM profiles, long-term account ownership, and financial services;
convenient where a change of IP itself triggers a verification step.

Rotating Proxies

Addresses that change automatically according to the configured rule, for high request volumes

rotation parameters are set in the dashboard;
the partner states there are no hard per-domain limits;
applicable to scraping, price monitoring, and large-scale data collection.

Datacenter Proxies

Server IP addresses for technical and utility tasks where throughput matters

oriented toward speed at a high request rate;
suitable for internal checks, technical automation, and load-heavy utility processes.

Infrastructure, Pricing, and Support

Node Proxy bills for traffic rather than for ports or subscriptions, and the price per gigabyte is recalculated automatically as the volume grows. The partner lists $2.40 per GB for a 25 GB package ($60.00 in total) and a wholesale rate from $1.45 per GB for continuous work at larger volumes. A calculator on the website covers volumes from 1 GB to 3000 GB, or a custom value.

According to the partner, a trial gigabyte is available free of charge on request to support, unused traffic rolls over to the next period instead of expiring, and the number of concurrent sessions is not capped. Proxies are managed in the panel.node-proxy.com dashboard, which returns host, port, login, and password for the selected type, country, city, and rotation mode, and includes a built-in proxy checker.

Support is stated as available 24/7 through the website, Telegram (@node_support), and e-mail (support@node-proxy.com). The partner also runs a Telegram channel, @node_proxy. The service operates as Node Proxy LTD, registered in the United Kingdom under company number 17269901.

Who Node Proxy Is For

The service is aimed at users and teams whose results depend on address quality and session stability rather than on raw pool size.

It can be useful for:

traffic arbitrage teams and media buyers, where the cost of a block equals the cost of an advertising account;
agencies and SMM specialists managing dozens of client profiles;
SEO specialists and analysts who need regional search results without distortion;
data and automation engineers running long pipelines;
e-commerce sellers and marketplace teams monitoring prices, listings, and competitors;
solo operators and account farmers who need pay-as-you-go billing without enterprise minimums.

Use Cases

The documented capabilities support workflows where the region, the address reputation, the session length, or the request volume is the limiting factor.

Possible use cases include:

multi-accounting and account farming - a separate clean IP per profile, with fewer checkpoints during registration and warm-up;
traffic arbitrage and media buying - running campaigns at scale on stable advertising accounts;
SEO and SERP monitoring - checking search results for a specific country or city;
scraping and web data collection - continuous collection of public data through rotating addresses;
price monitoring and competitive intelligence - tracking marketplace storefronts across countries;
ad verification - checking how an advertisement renders in the target geo;
social platform workflows - accounts on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, LinkedIn, YouTube, and Twitch;
market research - collecting data across several regions in parallel;
crypto and DeFi activity - workflows where cross-account network overlap has to be excluded;
gaming, ticketing, and sneaker releases - registration and work with regional availability;
security and anti-fraud testing - internal checks from a controlled location.

Benefits for Afina Users

Afina Browser isolates profiles at the browser fingerprint level. Node Proxy covers the network layer, so the two products address different parts of the same task: a unique fingerprint in the browser and a separate pre-checked IP address behind it. There is no native integration between the products; the proxy is connected through the standard proxy settings of an Afina profile.

A typical setup looks like this: an address of the required type and geo is generated in the Node Proxy dashboard, its host, port, login, and password are entered in the proxy settings of an Afina profile, and the profile is launched. On rotating residential proxies the address can stay pinned to that profile for up to 24 hours, which covers long working sessions without a mid-session change of IP. For bulk work, profiles are distributed across different addresses so that they do not share a network footprint, and the absence of a concurrency cap means the number of profiles launched in parallel is limited by your own hardware rather than by the proxy plan.

The choice of proxy type follows the profile's task: static or sticky residential addresses for long-lived accounts, mobile 4G/5G for registration and social platforms, and rotating residential for scraping and monitoring. Geo selection by country and city lets the network layer match the locale and time zone configured in the Afina profile.

Node Proxy Benefits

The established advantages of the service:

residential, mobile, datacenter, static, and rotating proxies in one dashboard;
a stated pool of 30,000,000+ addresses across 150+ countries and 1400+ cities;
filtering of every address before it is issued, with a stated share of up to 95% pre-checked IPs;
sticky sessions of up to 24 hours on rotating residential proxies;
rotation on request, on a timer, or one address per session;
country and city targeting;
no cap on concurrent sessions;
no hard per-domain limits;
billing for traffic, from $1.45 per GB at large volumes;
unused traffic rolls over to the next period;
a free trial gigabyte on request to support;
support 24/7 on the website, in Telegram, and by e-mail.