Decodo (formerly Smartproxy) is a premium proxy and web scraping solutions provider based in Lithuania and operating since 2018. The platform combines residential, mobile, ISP and datacenter proxies behind a single self-serve dashboard, alongside scraping APIs and unlocking tools aimed at teams that want one vendor across use cases rather than separate residential and mobile subscriptions.
Network and pool size
Decodo advertises 125M+ IPs across 195 countries. Residential is the largest segment at 115M+ IPs, with mobile at 10M+ across 160 countries and datacenter at 500K+. ISP (static residential) coverage is narrower at 15 countries but well-stocked in the US and EU regions where static residential traffic is in highest demand.
Pricing and plans
Residential and mobile traffic is billed per gigabyte on monthly subscriptions, with the entry 10 GB plan starting around $0.60 per GB and the largest 1000 GB plan dropping to $0.45 per GB. Pay-as-you-go and rollover data are available on selected plans. Datacenter and ISP proxies are sold per IP per month. The pricing structure means small-volume testing is more expensive per gigabyte than large-volume commitments, so the effective rate depends on your monthly bandwidth.
Where Decodo fits
Decodo is built for affordable, high-performance residential and mobile proxies with advanced targeting and scraping APIs. It is well suited to large-scale web scraping, ad verification, market research, multi-account social media work and brand protection. Teams that want one platform for residential, mobile, ISP and datacenter traffic without juggling multiple vendors find the unified dashboard useful.
Reputation and support
Independent reviews are strong: roughly 4.3 on Trustpilot, 4.5 on G2 and 4.1 on Capterra. The platform advertises 24/7 customer support across live chat and email, and user feedback consistently calls out response speed and support quality. A free trial and short refund window let new buyers test before committing to a large plan.
What to watch for
Residential bandwidth is the main cost driver, so trim scraping payloads, cache aggressively and reserve residential traffic for defended targets while routing the easy majority through cheaper datacenter IPs. Always validate success rate on your specific targets with a paid trial, since success rates vary far more by destination than by advertised pool size.

