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https://proxyticker.com

proxy-pricing-data

Open dataset of residential proxy pricing, published daily by ProxyTicker — an independent price index for residential proxies. This repository is a daily mirror of the data behind the site — coverage is growing towards the whole residential proxy market, not stopping at today's list.

This repository is intentionally data-only: no scraper code, no application logic, just the machine-readable snapshot behind the site. .github/workflows/publish.yml only copies the published files from the API — no scraping or application code lives here. Every provider tracked on the site is included here with its headline price — nothing is filtered out to make the numbers look better. Deeper data (effective price with its full breakdown, tiers, historical charts, provider comparisons) lives on proxyticker.com.

Files

  • current.json — current snapshot of headline prices for every tracked provider. The headline price is the advertised price at the 50 GB reference tier (not a "from $X" marketing figure — those aren't comparable across providers).
  • providers.json — the provider directory: names, slugs, and other static metadata that doesn't change with a daily price update.

Both files share the same envelope:

{
  "generated_at": "2026-09-22T04:00:00Z",
  "data_changed_at": "2026-09-20T04:00:00Z",
  "license": "CC-BY-4.0",
  "attribution": "ProxyTicker, https://proxyticker.com",
  "providers": []
}

generated_at is when the file was written; data_changed_at is when the underlying data last actually changed (so you can tell freshness from a file that's regenerated daily but whose numbers didn't move).

Provider status

Every provider in both files carries a status:

  • active — currently tracked; prices are checked daily and headline_price, checked_at, and source_url in current.json are populated.
  • price_not_public — the provider no longer publishes pricing we can scrape (for example, quote-only or behind a login).
  • rebranded — reserved for a future rename-in-place case (same slug, new name); not currently assigned to any provider.
  • seized — taken down by law enforcement.
  • defunct — no longer operating.

Only active providers with a price on record have headline_price/checked_at/ source_url set; for every other status those three fields are null. Providers are never removed from these files when their status changes — the record stays, with an updated status.

Staleness isn't a status: a provider can be active with a checked_at that's older than usual if the last check failed or was skipped. Compare checked_at (or data_changed_at for the whole file) against the current time to judge freshness yourself.

Update frequency

Data is collected once a day, every day at 04:00 UTC. There is no embargo or delay — this dataset is published at the same time the numbers go live on the site.

License and attribution

This dataset is licensed under Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International (CC BY 4.0). You are free to share and adapt it for any purpose, including commercially, as long as you give appropriate credit. When you use this data, please attribute it as:

Data from ProxyTicker, licensed under CC BY 4.0.

Usage examples

curl:

curl -s https://proxyticker.com/api/v1/current.json | jq .
curl -s https://proxyticker.com/api/v1/providers.json | jq .

Python:

import httpx

resp = httpx.get("https://proxyticker.com/api/v1/current.json")
data = resp.json()
print(data["attribution"], data["generated_at"])
for provider in data["providers"]:
    print(provider)

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Open dataset of residential proxy prices per GB, updated daily. JSON, CC BY 4.0. Data behind proxyticker.com

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