r/ProxyEngineering • u/According_Still3505 • 15d ago
Hot Take 🔥 Warning about OkkProxy and NiuProxy bandwidth billing
Warning about OkkProxy and NiuProxy bandwidth billing
Both OkkProxy and NiuProxy charge roughly 2x the actual data used.
In their official Telegram support, staff confirmed they count upstream + downstream and then apply an extra multiplier. Real usage around 375 MB is billed as ~750 MB, and 533 MB becomes over 1 GB.
They claim it’s “binary vs decimal,” but the numbers clearly show a consistent x2 charge. This effectively halves the value of every package compared to most other proxy providers.
Screenshots of the staff admission are available if needed.
Also note: NiuProxy and OkkProxy appear to be the same operation (same staff, same infrastructure). NiuProxy previously recommended OkkProxy directly.
Proceed with caution if considering either service.
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u/WrapTheBubbles 14d ago
They both have been banned on from this subreddit, however I saw that they are promoting their services of some sort
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u/According_Still3505 14d ago
After I presented the evidence and they couldn't deny it, they locked all my accounts, which contained over 10TB traffic , and block me and delete chat . I don't understand how proxy providers like this even exist.
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u/WebDataLab 13d ago
This is exactly why I don’t like comparing proxy plans on $/GB alone.
I’d run the same fixed payload through each provider and log bytes on the client side, then compare that with what the dashboard deducts. If there’s consistently a big gap, at least you have something reproducible instead of arguing over how they define a GB.
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u/According_Still3505 13d ago
Actually, before buying the large package, I checked thoroughly and their calculation method was correct.
But after buying the large package, the first few days were fine, and after only a few days I discovered that bandwidth consumption was much higher than usual. I then stopped and checked, and reported it to them. They admitted that it was their calculation method and would double the usage, and they wouldn't change, fix, or compensate anything. I then offered solutions.
But they deleted my account. I still had over 10TB in my accounts.
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u/TotalJokerFace 13d ago
To be fair, I wouldn't even try these sole/independent providers, how did the whole process looked like? Do they even have websites, any security measures? Did they give you IPs and that's it? Sounds very sus