How we review partner products

Coronium publishes reviews of tools that people use next to mobile proxies: anti-detect browsers, cloud phones, trackers, affiliate networks, ad account providers, CAPTCHA solvers and similar services. This page explains what a review is based on, how the score works and what a review does not claim. It applies to every page under Partner reviews.

Method written down on 2026-10-30.

Who writes the reviews

Reviews are written and checked by the Coronium Technical Team, the people who build and run the Coronium mobile proxy platform. Bylines name the team rather than individual authors.

What a review is based on

1. Public product information
The vendor website, pricing page, documentation and changelog as they stood on the date shown on the review. Prices and plan limits change often, so each review is a snapshot of that date.
2. The proxy setup
Where a review has a setup section, it shows where the product takes a proxy (HTTP or SOCKS5, per profile or per device) and which settings matter for a dedicated mobile line, such as rotation and session handling.
3. Hands-on use where the review says so
Some reviews describe using the product directly. When a review does not say it was tested, read it as a summary of public information, not as a lab test.
4. Fit for people who use mobile proxies
Reviews focus on what matters to people who run multi-account work, ad operations, data collection or automation on mobile IPs, rather than on every feature a product lists.

How the score works

The score on a review is the team's editorial score from 1 to 5 for that product on the review date. Coronium does not collect user ratings or votes on this site, so no score is an average of user reviews. In the page structured data the score is marked as a Review by Coronium. Some older pages marked their score as an aggregate rating with a review count; that markup was replaced on 2026-10-30.

How products are chosen

A product gets a review when it is relevant to people who use mobile proxies. No company paid Coronium for a review, a listing, a position in a list or a score. The full statement, including how outbound links are marked, is on the disclosure page.

A review never depends on a link back to Coronium, and a vendor cannot buy a higher score or the removal of a critical point.

What a review does not claim

It does not promise that a website or platform will accept your accounts or traffic.
It is not legal, tax or compliance advice. You are responsible for how you use a product.
Prices, plans and promo codes can change after the review date. Check the vendor page before you pay.

Corrections

If a review is out of date or wrong, write to hello@coronium.io or message the team on Telegram with the page and the fact that changed. Vendors can send factual corrections the same way; a correction is checked against the vendor's public pages before the review changes.

Review categories

The same method applies in every category.