Anonymous Proxies
on private ISP IPs

A transparent proxy hides nothing: it passes your real IP on in a header such as X-Forwarded-For. An anonymous proxy hides your IP but announces itself, usually with a Via header. An elite (high-anonymity) proxy adds neither, so the request looks like it came straight from the proxy's IP.

Over SOCKS5, and on every https:// site, yes by design: the proxy relays an encrypted or raw tunnel and has no way to insert X-Forwarded-For or Via headers into it. Only plain http:// requests sent in HTTP proxy mode pass through headers a proxy could edit. Run the proxy detection test through your proxy to see exactly what a site receives.

It hides your IP from the sites you visit, which is only one signal. A browser can still leak your real address through WebRTC or DNS, and anything you log in to knows who you are. Run the WebRTC leak test, send DNS through the proxy (SOCKS5 with remote DNS does this), and keep separate browser profiles for separate identities.

SOCKS5 when your tool supports it: it forwards the connection without reading or adding HTTP headers, for any kind of TCP traffic. HTTP(S) mode is just as clean for https:// sites. Both run on the same IPs; switch the mode in the proxy manager.

No. Anonymity is about what a website learns about you; privacy is about who else uses the IP. A shared proxy can be anonymous and still carry other people's history. CleanProxies ISP proxies are both: no proxy headers through SOCKS5 or HTTPS, and an IP that only you use.

No. Free anonymous proxies are public endpoints run by someone you don't know, who can see any unencrypted traffic you send. Ours start with the $4.99 trial (5 ISP proxies for 1 hour); regular plans start at $15 a month for 5 IPs.

$15 a month for 5 dedicated ISP IPs, $149 for 100 and $990 for 1,000, down to $0.75 per IP at 10,000. Bandwidth and threads are unlimited at every size.

In the United States, registered to Frontier, AT&T, Comcast, Cox and RCN. You choose the carrier when you order; the IPs stay the same all month.

With a username and password (HTTP(S) or SOCKS5), or by whitelisting up to 20 of your own IPv4 addresses for HTTP(S). Either way, nobody without your credentials or IP can use them.

Automatic: proxies are active within seconds of payment (3 to 19 seconds on live orders in October 2026).