Lavishproxies
Residential and ISP proxy service for retail botting, data collection and automation
Overview
Lavishproxies (lavishproxies.com): Residential and ISP proxy service for retail botting, data collection and automation. Category on TopCheckouts: Hosting & proxies.
In September 2026, Similarweb estimates about 8,596 visits went from Lavishproxies to a checkout payment page — #385 of the 607 sites we track. In April–June it was still below the visible threshold, so it is a newcomer.
Total website visits that month were about 2,503 (estimated from global rank). Checkout visits are close to or above estimated site visits — site traffic is probably underestimated, or many checkout links live off-site (apps, communities, email).
Largest September traffic sources: direct 77%, search 17%, referrals 3%. (Top channel measured; others estimated by rank.)
New users mostly come from search: non-brand search is about 10%, with queries like “wealth proxies”, “immaculate proxies”, “flameproxies”. People find it by searching for a need, not the brand name.
Pricing: $2.50/mo per ISP proxy (Elite/PK1); $350 per subnet; $5.00/GB residential pay-.
September traffic sources
Similarweb top channel measured, others estimated by rank
Channel details
FAQ
How many checkout visits does Lavishproxies get per month?
In September 2026, Similarweb estimates about 8,596 visits went from Lavishproxies to a checkout payment page — #385 of the 607 sites we track. In April–June it was still below the visible threshold, so it is a newcomer.
Where do Lavishproxies's new users come from?
New users mostly come from search: non-brand search is about 10%, with queries like “wealth proxies”, “immaculate proxies”, “flameproxies”. People find it by searching for a need, not the brand name.
How much does Lavishproxies cost?
Pricing: $2.50/mo per ISP proxy (Elite/PK1); $350 per subnet; $5.00/GB residential pay-.
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About the data
Checkout visits are Similarweb's estimate of visits from this site to a checkout payment page; opening checkout is not paying, so this is not revenue. See the methodology for how website visits and source mix are computed. Updated 2026-10-21.