Super Fast Proxies

Super fast proxies are what they sound like – proxies that have consistently low delay and rapid response times to their local regions. Proxy speed is essential for data-intensive tasks such as downloading, media streaming, and bot operation because even a brief interruption significantly hinders the experience. In the case of online shopping, delays can also cause you to miss out on acquisitions, affecting your bottom line.

Beyond business usage, super fast proxies also have advantages for entertainment. No one wants to wait for a video to buffer or a progress bar to finish. In our rapid-paced society, every moment is precious, and as High-Definition and Ultra High-Definition video continue increasing, excellent throughput is crucial.

Our super fast proxies combine total anonymity and security with lightning-fast speed to provide an exceptional experience.

Slower proxies not only hamper enjoyment but raise safety concerns since data is most vulnerable during the transmission phase. By lessening your data’s travel time, our blazingly fast proxies help keep your data safe by reducing the opportunity of a breach.

There are several testing methods for determining proxy speed, ranging from simple to advanced; we’ll go over the basics here.

Real Usage

The easiest way to check your proxy’s speed is by using it. All the statistics on paper don’t mean much compared to real-world performance. Sadly, many proxy providers do not offer demo accounts or trial periods. Demo accounts that include live proxy access would open the door to malicious use.

You might think about purchasing a proxy to try it out and then cancel service afterward, but be careful! Most providers have restrictive long-term contracts that lock you in, sometimes for a year or more.

At IPRoyal, we have a straightforward subscription model which you can cancel at any time. Pay for what you need, and feel free to put our proxies through their paces. We’re confident that you’ll be pleased with the results.

Ping? Pong!

If you know a proxy’s IP address, you can use the ping tool included in all major operating systems to get a measurement of proxy speed.

Open a command-line or terminal window, type ping followed by a space and the IP address of your proxy, and press Enter. Example:

ping 127.0.0.1⏎

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 your proxy’s IP

The information that appears on-screen will give you the time (in milliseconds) that it takes for a data packet to reach and return from the proxy. Using this statistic, you can get a rough estimate of the proxy’s performance.