A small company that would rather show you the receipts
FleetProxy is operated by FLEETPROXY ENTERPRISE, founded in 2025 and registered in the United Arab Emirates. Fewer than ten of us run residential, mobile, ISP, and datacenter networks across 195 countries.
This industry runs on numbers nobody can verify. Pool sizes with no method behind them, uptime figures nobody measures, founding years that quietly drift older. We would rather publish what we actually are, including the parts that are small, and let you check every one of them.

Why the small print is on the front page
When you buy proxies you are trusting a company you have never met with work that quietly breaks if the network underneath it is bad. Most providers answer that by sounding enormous. We are not enormous, so we answer it a different way: by writing down who we are, what we promise, and what happens when we fail.
If a service you bought is faulty and we cannot fix it within 24 hours, you get your money back. That sentence is in our Terms of Service, not just on this page, which is the only place a promise like that counts.
Michael
How We Got Here, and Where We Are Going
One year old, honest about it, and clear about what comes next.
It started with people already asking
FleetProxy did not begin as a business plan hunting for customers. We were already working with people who kept asking us the same thing: where do we get proxies that actually hold up under real work. For a while we sent them elsewhere. Eventually it made more sense to run the network ourselves than to keep pointing somewhere else, so FLEETPROXY ENTERPRISE was registered in 2025.
Seven networks and a name on the door
We now run rotating residential, static ISP, rotating and dedicated mobile, IPv4 and IPv6 datacenter, and SOCKS5 proxies across 195 countries. Bandwidth plans are billed by the gigabyte, dedicated IPs by the period you hold them, and every one of them sits behind a single dashboard. Customers rate us 4.3 on Trustpilot.
Where we are taking it
We are not going to publish dates we cannot keep, so here is the direction rather than a calendar.
Deeper coverage
More depth in the countries we already list, and real city-level targeting where we do not have it yet.
A dashboard that answers for itself
More of the account handled directly, without anyone needing to open a ticket to get it done.
Tooling built for developers
Documentation, working examples, and API access so technical teams can integrate without going through sales.
Room for serious volume
Custom plans and dedicated capacity for teams buying at a scale the standard tiers were never meant to carry.
The Company on Paper
The things you would want to know before paying a company you have never met.
Legal name
FLEETPROXY ENTERPRISE
Registered in
United Arab Emirates
Founded
2025
Team size
2 to 10 people
Founder
Michael
Rated by customers
4.3 on Trustpilot
What We Will and Will Not Say
The right-hand column is the more useful one. It is the list of things we have decided are not worth the sale.
What we put in writing
Keep every price public, with no hidden fees or minimums
Refund a faulty service we cannot fix within 24 hours
Give every account 50MB of free traffic before it pays
Let purchased bandwidth sit unused for as long as you like
Source residential addresses with the consent of the people behind them
What you will never find here
Quote a pool size we cannot stand behind
Print an award or a badge we were never given
Lock you into a contract or a minimum monthly spend
Bury the refund rule where you will not find it
Claim a founding year older than the one on this page

Where Our IPs Come From
A residential network is only as defensible as the way its addresses were obtained. Ours are ethically sourced, meaning the people whose connections carry that traffic agreed to it. We treat that as a condition of doing business rather than a feature to advertise, because a network built the other way becomes everyone else’s problem eventually.
Ethically sourced residential addresses
Acceptable use enforced under our Terms of Service
Abuse reports read by the people who run the network
Antidetect browsers and platforms our proxies plug into


