What does RemProxy do?
RemProxy sells mixed-pool proxies by the hour. Prices start at $1/hour, pools run up to 25,000 live IPs, and plans go up to 6,000 concurrent threads. HTTP(S), SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 all sit on the same account.
The part worth reading twice is the traffic model. No bandwidth counter, no per-gigabyte charge. You pay for the window and the thread count, not for what you move through it. If you have ever watched a residential bill climb because a crawl went deeper than planned, that is the difference.
They allow IP binding and fixed hostnames, and depending on plan you can authorise up to 10 of your own IPs. There is a one-hour test option, delivery is instant after payment, and support runs through Telegram.
Who it is for
- Multi-threaded scraping where the bill would otherwise be decided by page weight
- SERP and rank tracking at volume
- Price, catalogue and competitor monitoring across a lot of pages
- Anyone already running ZennoPoster, BrowserAutomationStudio, Screaming Frog, GSA SER or Ahrefs, all of which they list as supported
Discount
RemProxy gave us a code for people arriving from this page: PARTNERGO26, 5% off any package.
What we have and have not checked
We have not benchmarked RemProxy. No success-rate testing against hard targets, no timing runs. Every figure above is theirs, and we are passing it on as a claim rather than a finding.
Take the one-hour test and point it at the targets you actually care about. That is the only number that means anything, and it costs you an hour.
No money moved in either direction for this listing. The link above is a plain followable link, and the listings they run for us are the same.
Why pair it with Singapore Mobile Proxy
Honestly, for most jobs you would pick one or the other. A mixed pool is built for breadth and throughput. We sell the opposite: one physical SIM in one modem in Singapore, held by one customer.
Where the two meet is a crawl that is mostly geography-agnostic with a Singapore-shaped hole in it. Run the bulk through a pool priced by the hour, then send the requests that have to read as a local user through a Singtel, M1 or StarHub line. A pooled IP tagged Singapore is not the same thing as a handset on a Singapore carrier ASN, and the platforms that care can tell the difference.
If nothing you do is Singapore-specific, you do not need us for it. Use them.
Setup
Nothing to connect between the two. Separate credentials, separate endpoints, separate jobs.
If you want to check our side first, there is a free trial port. Take it, look at the exit IP, confirm the ASN is a real Singapore carrier, then decide whether that layer is worth paying for.
