NodeMaven
10 GB costs $75 at checkout; 22 of 30 providers charge less.
- Sourcing check
- Unclear
- Can you test it?
- Needs permission
- ID check
- Only if asked
- Unused traffic
- Never expires
Run by NodeMaven FZ LLC, United Arab Emirates. Source
Sourcing check
Unclear
A public source says it sells access to another network’s pool. From 8 dated, linked items of evidence, listed below.
- Medium confidence
- Evidence: 8
- Reviewed 23 Oct 2026
Evidence
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Proxyway's NodeMaven review (updated 13 Oct 2026) said NodeMaven gives little information on IP sourcing and assumed most or all of its proxies come from another provider's network, without naming one.
“It’s safe to assume that most (if not all) of the proxies are whitelabeled from another source.”
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NodeMaven's Terms of Service (last updated 23 Jul 2026) named NodeMaven FZ LLC as the contracting company, chose UAE law and the courts of Ras Al Khaimah, and referred to the free zone where the company is incorporated without naming it.
“These terms of service are entered into by and between You and NodeMaven FZ LLC”
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NodeMaven's Terms of Service (last updated 23 Jul 2026) said its proxy resources may come from suppliers, partners or third-party providers, which it may require to confirm lawful, consented sourcing; it named no supplier.
“To the extent the Services include residential, mobile, ISP, datacenter or other proxy resources obtained from suppliers, partners or third-party infrastructure providers”
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NodeMaven's residential proxy page described pre-filtered IPs, a "95% IP clean rate" and 30M+ residential IPs, but named no SDK, app, partner or consent process as the origin of the IPs.
“NodeMaven uses vetted and pre-filtered residential IPs with reputation screening to ensure secure and reliable usage”
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The Hacker News (7 Sep 2026), reporting Arctic Wolf's findings, said attackers replayed captured Microsoft 365 session tokens from proxy infrastructure such as NodeMaven; it concerned customer use, not how NodeMaven sources IPs.
“session replay attacks originating from proxy infrastructure, such as NodeMaven”
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Synthient's live provider card for NodeMaven only summarised NodeMaven's own claims (IP quality filter, pool size) and named no upstream network or SDK.
“NodeMaven claims a pool of over 30 million residential IPs and 250,000 mobile IPs.”
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Proxyway's NodeMaven review said NodeMaven is an Estonian provider founded in mid-2023 and run by the people behind the Multilogin antidetect browser; no NodeMaven or Multilogin page we read said so.
“The project is run by the people behind Multilogin”
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Krebs on Security (28 Oct 2025) printed Spur's counts of available residential proxy IPs by provider, listing NodeMaven with 2,627,851; the article made no sourcing claim about NodeMaven.
“NODEMAVEN_PROXY 2,627,851”
What we checked
- Supply and public reports Read Google GTIG's IPIDEA post (29 Jan 2026) brand list and NetNut post (3 Jul 2026) for NodeMaven Nothing found
- Supply and public reports Read Krebs on Security's NetNut seizure (2 Jul 2026), Popa (18 Jun 2026) and LG smart-TV (21 Jul 2026) articles for NodeMaven Nothing found
- Supply and public reports Read Synthient blog posts on IPWeb (1 Oct 2026), Popa (18 Jun 2026), proxy victims (9 Jun 2026) and Kimwolf for NodeMaven Nothing found
- Supply and public reports Synthient's provider index (Wayback capture 18 Jun 2026) listed NodeMaven with 3,515,432 IPs Found
- Supply and public reports AIMultiple's NetNut-shutdown table listed NodeMaven's sourcing as "Partner-sourced (not named)"; the page discloses NodeMaven as a subscriber of its benchmarking services Found
- Supply and public reports Checked IPinfo's shared-infrastructure post, hCaptcha's report and Peakhour's takedown post for NodeMaven Nothing found
- Supply and public reports Searched AppEsteem's Deceptor and certified lists (data dated 23 Oct 2026) for NodeMaven Nothing found
- Supply and public reports Checked the EWDCI participating-members logo wall at ethicalwebdata.com for NodeMaven Nothing found
- Supply and public reports Searched NodeMaven's site and web results for an SDK, bandwidth-sharing app or named supply partner Nothing found
- Docs fingerprint Searched for public statements by NodeMaven or Multilogin on a shared team or owner; both sites present the other only as an integration Nothing found
- Web and company links Searched Estonia's e-Business Register mirrors and the web for a NodeMaven OÜ Nothing found
What you’d pay
The lowest total a new customer pays in one purchase for at least this much traffic, before tax. Promo codes are never applied.
- 1 GB $8.50 Monthly plan, first month; smallest plan 2 GB at $4.25/GB
- 10 GB $75 Monthly plan, first month; no 10 GB option, next size 20 GB at $3.75/GB
- 100 GB $300 Monthly plan, first month, $3/GB
Terms and limits
- Minimum
- $8.50
- Unused traffic
- Never expires
- Trial
- $3.50 for 750 MB (paid trial)
- Refunds
- Subscription purchases are non-refundable
- SOCKS5
- Yes
- Finest targeting
- ZIP code
- Sticky up to
- 1 day
- Pool size (claimed)
- 30M+ residential IPs
- Payment
- Card, Crypto, Wire
- ID check
- Only if asked
Can you test it?
Needs permission
Prohibited Activities and Acceptable Use Policy, item 11: “interfering with, disrupting, degrading, reverse engineering, benchmarking without authorization, probing, scraping, attacking” (terms last updated 23/07/2026)
Measured tests
We test NodeMaven only after a written yes, so there are no measured results yet.
Where its gateway leads
NodeMaven’s gateway gate.nodemaven.com runs on OVH SAS.
What public DNS showed for the gateway hosts it documents. Anyone can repeat these lookups.
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gate.nodemaven.comNetwork: OVH SAS
DNS for nodemaven.com is hosted by bella.ns.cloudflare.com, ricardo.ns.cloudflare.com.
Changes to its pages
Its website terms don’t allow automated reading, so we read its pages by hand each month.
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