Private and dedicated IPv4 proxies on Joy address space.LIVE
Static and rotating HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 proxies served from IPv4 prefixes that Joy itself originates on AS152565, across several regions, with per-user authentication, bandwidth limits, live usage and a reseller API. Addresses you can trust because we own them.
What happens to one request.
- 01
Your client connects to one gateway
HTTP(S) or SOCKS5, authenticated by user and password or by your source IP. One endpoint, whatever pool sits behind it.
- 02
The gateway applies your rules
Which pool, static or rotating, rotation per request or on a timer, bandwidth limit per user, and accounting for every byte.
- 03
The request leaves from a Joy address
From a prefix originated by AS152565 with RPKI ROAs, in the region you chose. Dedicated proxies keep one address that is yours alone.
- 04
Usage is visible and billable
Live usage per user in the console and the API, charged from the same wallet as your servers. Resellers create users and set limits from the API.
Addresses we originate. Not rented, not recycled.
Static IPv4 proxies
One address, yours alone, in the region you choose. HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 with user/password or IP authentication.
Rotating pools
Rotate per request or on a timer across a regional pool of Joy addresses.
Limits and accounting
Per-user bandwidth limits, live usage, and the same wallet as everything else.
Reseller API
Create users, set limits, read usage and bill your own customers from one API.
Testing from many regions
See your own site as a visitor in India, Singapore or the US, from clean addresses.
Research and monitoring
Price and availability monitoring with rotation and per-job limits.
Your own proxy brand
Users, limits and usage from the API; your prices, your customers.
Where do the addresses come from?
From prefixes originated by AS152565 with RPKI ROAs, listed on the AS152565 page.
What is not allowed?
Everything in the Acceptable Use Policy applies: no spam, phishing, scanning or brute force against third parties, or illegal content. Abuse reports go to support@joycloud.services.
Proxies from an operator that owns the address space. That is the whole point.