FoxyProxy vs PrivateVPN
Price per GB and pool size and who each one suits, side by side.
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Choose FoxyProxy if…
- you're in its core audience: marketing and ad qa teams, app developers testing geolocation
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Choose PrivateVPN if…
- you're in its core audience: streamers, torrent users
Side by side
Feature FoxyProxy PrivateVPN
PlatformsWebWindows, macOS, iOS, Android, Linux
CategoryProxiesVPN
CompanyFoxyProxy · since 2006PrivateVPN Global AB
Full feature lists
F FoxyProxy
- Proxy and VPN servers in 67+ countries
- Six connection methods
- Location switching across hundreds of cities
- Encrypted traffic and IP hiding
- Free open-source proxy management browser add-ons
- Software translated into 34 languages
- Custom plans
- Control panel and support tickets without registration
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PrivateVPN
- 200+ servers in 63 countries
- Up to 10 simultaneous connections
- No traffic logs, based in Sweden
- Kill switch
- Port forwarding for torrenting
- AES-256 encryption with 2048-bit keys
- Unblocks geo-restricted streaming
- Free remote installation help
Their home pages
What each vendor shows first: the pitch, the plans and the sign-up.


PrivateVPN · privatevpn.comWhat you'd pay
The cheapest plan that fits, per month, billed yearly where the plan offers it.
FoxyProxy
Paid. Plan details aren't published.
PrivateVPN
1 Month9.29 GBP/mo
3 Months4.63 GBP/mo
36 Months (12 + 24 extra)1.86 GBP/mo
Strengths and limitations
FoxyProxy
- Operating since 2006
- Free open-source proxy management add-ons
- Servers in 67+ countries
- 7-day money-back guarantee
- Sales limited to buyers with legitimate business purposes
PrivateVPN
- 10 simultaneous connections
- Port forwarding included
- Long-term plan from 1.86 GBP/mo
- 30-day money-back guarantee
- Smaller network than many rivals, at about 200 servers
- No free plan
- Prices are shown in GBP
More comparisons
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Facts from each vendor's public pages, prices checked Nov 7, 2026. Editorial policy