Proxies without ID checks
Residential, mobile and datacenter proxies with an email address and a password. No documents, no selfie, no phone number, at any order size, paid in crypto.
PiratProxies does not run KYC. You open an account with an email and a password, pay in cryptocurrency, and get a proxy login on your dashboard as soon as the payment confirms. Plans start at one gigabyte, from $0.18.
What we ask for, and what we do not
Asked
- An email address, for your login and order emails
- A password
Never asked
- Your name or company
- A passport, ID card or selfie
- A phone number
- A card or billing address
What you can buy
| Proxy type | From | Buy |
|---|---|---|
| Residential | $2.64 per GB | Buy |
| Residential Lite | $0.72 per GB | Buy |
| Mobile | $2.64 per GB | Buy |
| Mobile USA | $4.20 per GB | Buy |
| IPv6 Datacenter | $0.18 per GB | Buy |
| IPv6 Residential | $0.30 per GB | Buy |
How these prices compare with other providers
Questions
Does PiratProxies ask for ID or KYC?
No. An email address and a password open an account. We do not ask for a name, a document, a selfie, a phone number or company details, at any order size.
How do I pay without giving my details?
In cryptocurrency: Bitcoin, USDT, Litecoin and other coins, chosen on the payment page. There is no card form and no billing address.
Is there a minimum order?
One gigabyte. The cheapest gigabyte costs $0.18.
Is it legal to use a proxy?
Using a proxy is legal in most countries; what matters is what you do through it. Our acceptable use policy forbids fraud, spam, attacks and other harm to others, and accounts that break it are closed without a refund. This is not legal advice.
Why do some providers ask for ID?
Large residential networks often verify customers to limit abuse, and some ask for ID only above a certain order size or for some websites. We rely on the acceptable use policy and on closing accounts that break it instead.
Open an account with an email
No documents now, none later. Buy one gigabyte and test it on your own target.