Proxy Provider ProxyWing Retires Its Dragonfly Logo in Favor of a Monochrome Wing Mark

The new mark went live on Nov. 3, 2026. It keeps the wing from the company name but drops the gradients, the starfield and the insect itself. Plans, pricing and customer accounts stay the same.

Middletown, Delaware, United States, November 4, 2026 -- ProxyWing, a provider of residential, datacenter, ISP and mobile proxies, has introduced a new logo. The mark, a white symbol on a black background, went live on the company’s website on Nov. 3 and replaces the neon dragonfly the brand used before. The update covers the logo only. The company name, products, prices and customer accounts remain unchanged.

New Logo

Old Logo

The previous logo showed a pink dragonfly inside a glowing blue circle dotted with small stars. It relied on gradients, a glow effect and thin, layered wing segments. According to the company, that detail held up on large screens but was lost at small sizes, which is where a proxy provider’s logo appears most often: browser tabs, integration menus in antidetect browsers and automation tools, and invoices printed in black and white.

The new logo is built from a few flat shapes. A round point sits at the top, and two angular wings open out below it before narrowing to a single point at the bottom. The mark uses one color, so it looks the same on a dark screen, a white document or a printed page. ProxyWing describes the point as the person or system sending a request and the wings as the network that carries it.

The wing is the only element carried over from the old design. On the dragonfly, the wings were curved and semi-transparent. On the new mark, they are cut from straight lines and sharp angles, which keeps the outline clear even when the logo is shown at its smallest.

“Our logo mostly lives in small places,” said Daniil Kostin, CEO of ProxyWing. “On a big screen the dragonfly looked good. In a browser tab it was a pink spot. We kept the wing because it’s in our name. Everything else had to earn its place, and most of it didn’t.”

The redesign comes as ProxyWing works with more business clients in the United States, Europe, India, and Asia. The company reports more than 70,000 users, and its network covers more than 190 countries with a combined pool of over 70 million IP addresses. Customers range from solo developers to marketing agencies and companies that collect large volumes of public web data. Common use cases include web scraping, search result monitoring, ad verification, price tracking and multi-account management.

Existing customers do not need to take any action.

“For customers, the only visible change is the icon,” Kostin said. “The network, the API and the people answering support tickets are the same as before. We wanted to fix the logo without touching anything that already works.”

About ProxyWing

ProxyWing is a proxy service provider founded in 2023. The company offers residential, datacenter, ISP and mobile proxies with HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 support, along with a REST API for ordering and managing proxies and 24/7 customer support. Its network includes more than 70 million IP addresses in over 190 countries. ProxyWing also publishes setup guides, provider comparisons and technical articles on its blog.

Contact Info:
Name: Daniil Kostin
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Organization: ProxyWing
Address: United States
Website: https://proxywing.com/

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