Relayox review: managed IP quality, four Quality Filter modes and residential, mobile and ISP proxies in one dashboard

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Relayox is a proxy provider that treats IP quality as a setting rather than a marketing claim. The pool is pre-screened against published metrics — Fraud Score, response time, stability, availability — and on top of that screening sits Quality Filter, a switch that lets you decide how strict the selection should be for a specific task: wide pool for scraping, tighter selection for ad accounts and multi-accounting.

The pain it addresses is familiar to anyone who has burned a batch of accounts on “premium residential” traffic: you buy access to a huge pool, you have no idea how the addresses were vetted, and you find out the hard way that half of them are flagged. Relayox takes the opposite route — a curated pool of 20+ million residential and mobile IPs across 190+ geos, open evaluation criteria, and user-side control over how much of that pool you are willing to cut off in exchange for cleaner addresses.

The service launched in early 2026 and is built for affiliate teams, media buyers, account farmers, e-commerce and automation crews — anyone whose results depend on IP hygiene rather than raw bandwidth volume. Try it.

Parameter Value
Name Relayox
Service type Proxy provider (residential, mobile, ISP)
Launch year Early 2026
Core features Quality Filter with four filtering modes, continuous pool screening by Fraud Score, speed, stability and availability; country/region/city targeting; sticky sessions up to 48 hours; rotating sessions; API access
Pricing From $8.50/month (2 GB, $4.25/GB); from $2.75/GB on 200 GB
Test access Paid test: $1 for 200 MB
Support Email: support@relayox.com; sales: sales@relayox.com; Telegram manager
Highlights Published IP evaluation criteria, four quality/speed balance modes, unused traffic rollover, 20+ million IPs in 190+ geos
+Quality Filter with four modes - Max Pool, Medium, High and High+Fast - so you pick the pool-size-to-quality balance per task;
+Published screening criteria: Fraud Score under 10, response under 0.6 s, 99.5% stability, 95%+ pool availability;
+Continuous automatic pool cleaning, so filtering is not a one-off check at purchase;
+Residential, mobile and ISP proxies in one account, including static IPs;
+Sticky sessions up to 48 hours, useful for long farming and ad-account sessions;
+Rotating sessions for parsing, mass requests and automation scripts;
+Country, region and city targeting across 190+ geos;
+Traffic Rollover - unused GB carry over to the next billing period;
+API access plus HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support for integration into in-house tooling;
+Entry test costs $1 for 200 MB, so validating the pool on your own geos is cheap;
+30% discount for CPA.LIVE readers with promo code CPALIVE;
Service recently launched, so public case studies are still accumulating;
Publicly stated targeting granularity goes down to city level - narrower precision is discussed individually with the manager.

Features and functionality

Diagram of two-level IP filtering in Relayox
How the two-level address filtering system works: automatic pool cleanup plus Quality Filter mode selection

Relayox is built on two layers of quality control. First, the provider continuously screens and cleans its own pool by Fraud Score, response speed, stability and availability, dropping addresses that fall below baseline. Second, Quality Filter lets you tighten that selection further for a specific scenario — a layer users rarely get hands-on control over.

The declared numbers behind the network: 20+ million residential and mobile IPs, 190+ geos, and targeting down to country, region and city. Geo granularity matters for ad verification and price monitoring, where a national-level IP is often not enough to see the same SERP or the same offer page your audience sees. If you need ZIP-level precision for a specific workflow, availability is clarified individually with the support team.

Session behaviour is split into two modes. Sticky sessions hold a single IP for up to 48 hours — long enough to cover a full working shift plus overnight idle time without an unexpected address swap mid-session, which is the usual trigger for verification prompts in ad cabinets and social platforms. Rotating sessions change the IP automatically and are the right setting for parsing, bulk requests and automated pipelines where per-request diversity is the point.

Quality Filter modes

The four modes are the core differentiator, and the logic is a trade-off rather than a ladder: the stricter you filter, the cleaner the addresses and the smaller the available pool.

Mode What it does Typical use
Max Pool Access to the widest available pool Large-scale data collection, market monitoring
Medium Moderately stricter selection Mixed automation, SEO checks, general tasks
High Strict quality requirements Multi-accounting, account farming, ad platforms
High+Fast Strict quality plus speed requirements Arbitrage workflows sensitive to both IP quality and latency

In practice this means one account can serve two very different jobs. A team can run scraping on Max Pool where volume and cost per GB dominate, and switch to High or High+Fast for the accounts that actually spend money. The honest framing — and the one Relayox itself uses — is measurable, managed IP quality, not undetectability: no proxy setting replaces sane anti-detect configuration and account warm-up discipline.

Proxy types. Residential and mobile addresses cover multi-accounting, mobile verification and arbitrage; ISP proxies, added as one of the most recent major updates, give fast static IPs for scenarios where connection stability and a permanent address matter more than rotation.

Integration and billing mechanics. API access plugs proxies into in-house systems and automation, HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 cover standard connection setups, and Traffic Rollover moves unused GB into the next billing period — a practical detail for teams whose consumption swings between campaign launches and quiet weeks.

Pricing and plans

Relayox bills by traffic volume, from $8.50/month for 2 GB ($4.25/GB) up to $550/month for 200 GB ($2.75/GB), with a custom Enterprise quote above 200 GB. Pricing is fully public, the per-GB rate drops as volume grows, and unused traffic rolls over to the next period.

The entry option is a paid test: $1 for 200 MB, which is enough to check your target geos, measure latency in your own stack and compare how Max Pool behaves against High before committing to a monthly volume. For a proxy purchase decision, that test is the step worth doing first — pool performance on your specific geo and target sites is the only benchmark that matters.

Plan Traffic Price per GB Monthly price
Mini 2 GB $4.25 $8.50
Starter 8 GB $4.00 $32
Most Popular 15 GB $3.80 $57
Hustler Plus 25 GB $3.60 $90
Pro 50 GB $3.30 $165
Business 100 GB $3.00 $300
Business Plus 200 GB $2.75 $550
Enterprise 200+ GB Individual On request

Mini and Starter fit solo buyers and account farmers testing a single vertical or running a handful of cabinets. Most Popular and Hustler Plus land where a small team with a few active geos usually sits. Pro and Business make sense once parsing or monitoring is running continuously alongside media buying, and Business Plus onward is for teams whose traffic is predictable enough to lock in the lowest per-GB rate. Since CPA.LIVE readers get 30% off everything with a promo code, the effective per-GB cost on mid-tier plans lands noticeably below the list price.

Who it suits and how to validate the fit

Relayox fits teams whose results depend on IP cleanliness and session stability: arbitrage teams and media buyers, multi-accounting and farming specialists, e-commerce projects, and automation or data-collection crews. It is also used by SEO specialists and Web3 teams for ad verification, price analysis and multi-geo market monitoring.

The strongest case for it is when you want to know the criteria behind the pool instead of taking “premium quality” on faith, and when different tasks in the same team need different filtering strictness. Running scraping and ad accounts through the same undifferentiated pool is how teams end up either overpaying for clean IPs on low-value requests or burning accounts on cheap ones. Quality Filter is the knob for that split, and the 48-hour sticky sessions help on the farming side.

Practical checks before scaling up. If ZIP-level targeting is a hard requirement for your workflow, agree it with the manager first, since the publicly stated granularity is country, region and city. If your workload runs into terabyte-scale collection, discuss volumes and per-GB terms through the Enterprise quote rather than a standard plan. And since the service launched in early 2026, the $1 test is the practical way to validate the pool on your own traffic and geos in a single evening.

Conclusion

Relayox positions itself narrowly and consistently: a pool where the evaluation criteria are published and the filtering strictness is yours to set. For affiliate teams that run both scraping and paid accounts, the ability to move between Max Pool and High+Fast inside one subscription is a concrete operational advantage, and Traffic Rollover plus transparent per-GB tiers make budgeting predictable.

CPA.LIVE readers get a 30% discount on everything with promo code CPALIVE. Combined with the $1 / 200 MB test, that makes the entry cost of checking the pool on your own geos close to negligible.

Try Relayox

Support: support@relayox.com Sales: sales@relayox.com Telegram: @manager_Relayox

FAQ

What exactly does Quality Filter change compared with the default pool?

The base pool is already screened continuously by the provider against Fraud Score, speed, stability and availability. Quality Filter is a second, user-controlled layer on top of that: Max Pool keeps the widest selection, while Medium, High and High+Fast progressively tighten requirements. The trade-off is straightforward — stricter filtering means fewer available addresses.

Does a stricter mode guarantee my accounts will not get banned?

No, and Relayox does not claim that. What the modes give you is measurable, managed IP quality — known screening criteria and control over strictness. Account survival still depends on your anti-detect setup, fingerprints, warm-up pace and behaviour patterns inside the platform.

How long can I hold the same IP?

Sticky sessions run up to 48 hours, which covers a full working session plus idle time without an unexpected address change mid-task. If you need the opposite behaviour, rotating sessions change the IP automatically and suit parsing, bulk requests and automation pipelines.

What is the difference between ISP and residential proxies here?

ISP proxies are fast static addresses, best when connection stability and a permanent IP matter more than rotation. Residential and mobile addresses cover multi-accounting, mobile verification and scenarios where the traffic needs to look like a regular consumer connection. All three types are available within the same service.

How do I test the service before buying a monthly plan?

The entry option is a paid test at $1 for 200 MB. That volume is enough to check your target geos, measure latency from your own infrastructure and compare filtering modes side by side before choosing a traffic tier.

What happens to traffic I do not use?

Unused traffic carries over to the next billing period through Traffic Rollover. That is useful for teams with uneven consumption, where a launch week burns several GB and the following weeks are quiet. Rollover limits on specific plans are confirmed by the support team.

How granular is geo targeting?

Targeting is available by country, region and city across 190+ geos, which is enough for ad verification, SERP checks and price monitoring in most markets. If your workflow requires precision narrower than city level, availability is agreed with support before you pick a plan.

Can I connect proxies to my own tools?

Yes. Relayox provides API access along with HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support, so proxies can be wired into in-house dashboards, scrapers and automation scripts. Day-to-day management, plan selection and filtering modes are handled in the web dashboard.
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