Stable Proxy — Review

I don't know what is worse - quality of the website or the service itself. At one point all images on the website turned into skibidi toiled gif and website itself crashed after this. I'm not joking. Right after the purchase of UA mobile proxy plan, they straight up didn't work. Support said there are technical difficulties and it became available only after a few days. US mobile proxies were returning error in around 35% when rotating, quickly changing the proxy to a working one. Static UA modem plan requires to pay not only for the time but every Gb used on top of it. This stays true for ISP and datacenter plans, for example - datacenter proxy costs $0.12, traffic is $0.03 for 25Gb, choosing a country will be $1, option to 'reduce fraud rate' adds another ~$0.5 and using different than default geoip service will cost you another $1. I came to conclusion that overall pricing is dogshit rather than flexible. Random country private datacenter plan gave me JP proxy with 2-8s response time, which could be an accident but, you know. Datacenter proxies with pricing by Gb straight up didn't work at the time of testing, support replied that there are technical difficulties and at this point I was so done with the service that can't say whenever it's true. As for good things, provider has in-house proxy checker which is nice. Really liked displayed number of proxies in plans where you can set the scope (i.e. US - 108767, California - 40123, Los Angeles - 1830). Proxy setting across plans have connection options, for example - ad blocking, CONNECT request closing after determined time and changing the connection bridge every n-th proxy which may improve reliability or anonimity for your task. Every daily plan can be auto-renewed. Residential proxies are pretty fast, around 1.2s. Everything not mentioned in the review is working as expected, so I see no point of describing it.