IPBurger Reviews

I don’t know, the prices just feel way too high now. I used to feel like it was worth it, but lately something feels off and it doesn’t seem fair for what you’re getting.

I used IPBurger datacenter proxies for a few weeks, the speeds were decent most of the time. Setup wasn’t some huge hassle or anything, and when it worked, it worked fine. That said, a few IPs did get blocked quicker than I expected, but I wouldn’t say the whole service is terrible because of that.
For basic scraping and checking things, it did the job well enough. It just wasn’t something I could count on every single day without a little frustration. Support did reply, even if they weren’t always super fast, so to be fair, they weren’t ignoring me. Overall, it’s not bad, but for the price, I’d call it more average than amazing.

i mean, support did get my proxy setup issue fixed, so I’m happy with that. It just took a little longer than I expected, but overall they were helpful and got it sorted

I’ve been using IPBurger’s residential proxies for a couple of weeks now, and overall I’m happy with them. Most locations connect without any hassle, and I haven’t run into many blocks, which is a big plus. Setup was straightforward too, so I was up and running quickly. Speeds are generally decent, though I have noticed they can dip a bit in the evenings and a few routes feel randomly slower. Still, it’s been a reliable option so far — I’d give it 4 stars and would love to see the slower routes evened out a bit.

I got it up and running quickly, so overall the setup wasn’t too bad. That said, a few steps were kind of vague and left me guessing a bit. if a company is going to sell something that needs setup, they really ought to make the directions clear for everyone.

I’ve been using ipburger for a few weeks now, and the IP rotation has been pretty much what I was looking for. I can switch IPs manually when I need to, or just set it to rotate on its own, which makes things a lot easier.

So far it’s been stable, and getting started wasn’t a hassle. I basically logged in, set it up, and it was good to go. That part was nice because I didn’t want to spend a bunch of time figuring it out.
What I like most is that I’m not locked into one way of using it. It feels flexible without being complicated, and it just does what I need. It’s been working well for me overall.

I used IPBurger for a few days, and the proxy speed was kind of disappointing. Some pages loaded fine, so I guess that was nice, but a lot of the time it felt laggy with random slowdowns for no obvious reason. I was expecting something a bit more stable, especially since that’s kind of the whole point.

I got frustrated with this because the IPs I received kept getting blocked or flagged on a bunch of sites. I was just trying to get my own work done, but I ended up wasting time dealing with issues instead. Definitely not what I needed

I signed up thinking the price was straightforward, but I ended up being charged more than I expected. I’ve used similar services before and usually the billing is a lot clearer, so this was frustrating. The billing page felt a bit confusing, and when I contacted support, they mostly just pointed me back to the terms instead of really explaining it. Not a great experience overall

Tried the mobile proxies. good. Fast enough, didn’t really run into drops or weird issues. Stable the whole time I used them. No complaints from me

I’ve been using IPBurger for a little while now, mostly for some projects I manage with a friend, and the dashboard has been easy to get around. Finding proxies is simple, and I appreciate that the main things I need aren’t buried under a bunch of extra clicks.

I’d probably give it 4 stars because a couple of pages can feel a bit slow here and there, and some labels could be a little clearer. That said, it’s been smooth enough overall, and I haven’t really had to reach out to support much...

I had to keep chasing them just to get my refund sorted out, which got annoying. What made it worse was that nobody really explained what the next steps were or how long anything would take, so I was just left waiting and guessing...

The IPs felt genuinely fresh and worked fine for what I needed. Setup was straightforward, and I liked that they connected cleanly without a bunch of extra tweaking. I did run into one small issue, but overall the quality was solid and the IPs performed well

This keeps my sessions steady and literally saves me from so many annoying extra logins. It just works the way I need it to

I picked this up mainly for streaming and... yeah, it just worked right away. Netflix loaded fine, BBC worked too, and I haven’t hit any weird blocks so far. Setup was straightforward, no real hassle. i’m happy with it.

I spent the whole day trying to keep a session going, but it kept dropping over and over. I wasn’t expecting something so simple to turn into such a stressful hassle

I really wanted to like this, but the connection drops way too often. Some days it works okay, then out of nowhere it slows to a crawl or just won’t connect at all. Support was polite enough, but it felt like the explanation kept changing every time I asked what was going on. First it was one thing, then another, like the goalposts kept moving. At this point, the reliability just isn’t there for me.

They did reply in the end, so I can’t say I was ignored or anything. It just took longer than I expected, which was a little frustrating at the time...

I’ve been using ipburger.com for a few months now, and the uptime has been really steady. I can’t think of any random drops or long outages, which is a relief. It just works when I need it to, having to constantly check on it would be unnecessary. So far, it’s been smooth.

It does work, so I can’t say it failed, but I kind of regret expecting the automation support to be more polished. Getting things set up felt messier than it should have, and I spent more time sorting through it than I hoped