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Refer a friend and earn 10% on every proxy order — how the 65Proxy referral program works

Pricing and offers 3 min read

In this article
  1. 01 How it works
  2. 02 What you earn
  3. 03 Get your link and track commission
  4. 04 Share it so people trust it
  5. 05 Good to know
  6. 06 Frequently asked questions

If you use 4G proxies and have friends, colleagues or clients who need them too, you can let them cover part of your proxy bill. With the 65Proxy referral program, every time someone you referred buys a plan, you get 10% of the order, credited straight to your balance — and not just their first order, but every order after it. This guide explains how the program works, what it adds up to, and how to share your link so people actually trust it.

How it works

  1. Get your referral link from Refer friends in your account.
  2. Someone opens the link and creates a new account — the link is remembered in their browser for 30 days, so they don't have to sign up straight away.
  3. Every time that person buys a plan, you get 10% of the plan price, credited to your balance when their order is activated.
  4. You use that balance to buy proxies for yourself.

There's nothing extra to join: every account comes with a referral link.

What you earn

The commission is based on the price of the plan your referral buys. A few examples:

Your referral buys You get
One $4 order $0.40
One $13 order $1.30
One $40 order $4
5 people, each buying a $40 order every month $20 a month

Because commission is paid on every order, someone who uses proxies every month brings you commission every month. A few regular users can cover a meaningful part of your own proxy costs. Current prices: 1 day $4, 7 days $13, 1 month $40.

  1. Create an account or sign in.
  2. Open Refer friends — your link looks like https://65proxy.com/?ref=YOUR_CODE, with a copy button.
  3. The same page shows your total commission, commission this month, how many people you've referred and what each one has earned you.

The link points to the home page, but you can add ?ref=YOUR_CODE to the end of any guide on the blog — say, one about proxies for Facebook — when you share that guide with someone who needs it.

Share it so people trust it

A referral link works best alongside genuine advice:

  • Share with people who actually need it — people running ads, managing accounts, selling into Singapore, collecting data.
  • Add a how-to, not just a link. A post, video or comment explaining how you use proxies, with the link, is far more convincing than "buy here".
  • Say it's a referral link. Being upfront makes readers trust you more, and many communities require it.
  • Don't spam groups, comments or strangers' inboxes — it annoys people and gets your own accounts banned.
  • Don't promise what proxies can't do, like "never blocked". Say what's true: a dedicated proxy that isn't shared, mobile-carrier IPs, rotation by link — see dedicated 4G proxies.

Good to know

  • Rate: 10% of the plan price on every order your referral buys, including paid extensions.
  • When it's credited: when their order is activated.
  • How to use it: commission sits in your balance and is used to buy proxies; it can't be cashed out.
  • Who counts: people who create a new account through your link within 30 days of opening it. People who already had an account don't count.

Frequently asked questions

Does my referral pay more?

No. They pay the normal price on the pricing page; your 10% is paid by 65Proxy, not added to their order.

Can I cash out my commission?

No. Commission goes into your account balance and is used to buy proxies — so your proxies get cheaper, or free if you refer enough people.

My friend opened the link but signed up days later — does it count?

Yes, if they sign up in the same browser within 30 days of opening the link. If they switch devices or clear cookies, send them the link again before they sign up.