CrazyShops Store Review 2026
Russian-language digital goods shop · accounts, keys, VPN, servers and resold proxies · rouble pricing
CrazyShops describes itself as a shop where "you can buy social network accounts, VPN, proxies and games almost for free", and the catalogue backs the breadth if not quite the "almost free". We counted 1,133 live listings across 16 categories with roughly 4.36 million individual units showing in the stock columns. The weight sits in Steam and games (157 listings), Telegram (139), VPN (102), email (101) and servers and VPS (87). Prices run from 0.01 RUB to 37,000 RUB, payment goes directly to Russian cards, SBP and YooMoney, and there is a working Russian/English switch. One thing we want stated at the top rather than buried, because it changes how you should read the proxy section: CrazyShops does not operate the proxies it sells. Every proxy listing routes delivery through a third-party panel.
By the numbers
Counted from the storefront's own product table at time of writing. Stock and pricing move constantly, so treat every figure here as a snapshot rather than a standing claim.
What is actually in the catalogue
Sixteen published categories. The shape is worth reading: this is not primarily an ad-account shop, it is a general digital-goods store where gaming and messaging inventory outweigh advertising assets.
Largest lines by listing count
All published categories
Counts are ours, taken by parsing the storefront product table and matching listing names, so treat them as close approximations rather than the shop's own category counters. The 172 zero-stock listings matter: the headline 1,133 is the catalogue, not the shelf.
The proxy line, examined properly
We sell proxies, so this section deserves more care than a competitor summary usually gets. Here is exactly what CrazyShops lists, at their prices, with the structural facts stated plainly.
| Type | Unit rate | Bundles (RUB) |
|---|---|---|
| Datacenter99.9% uptime claimed, state and city targeting | 85 RUB/GB | 1 GB 85 · 5 GB 425 · 10 GB 850 · 20 GB 1,700 · 50 GB 4,250 |
| ResidentialRotating and static sessions, 100 million IPs claimed | 130 RUB/GB | 1 GB 130 · 5 GB 650 · 10 GB 1,300 · 20 GB 2,600 · 50 GB 6,500 |
| Mobile5G/4G/3G/LTE, country, state and city targeting | 170 RUB/GB | 1 GB 170 · 5 GB 850 · 10 GB 1,700 · 20 GB 3,400 · 50 GB 8,500 |
| Residential PREMIUMHigh-speed pool, all targeting options included | 336 RUB/GB | 1 GB 336 · 5 GB 1,680 · 10 GB 3,360 · 20 GB 6,720 · 50 GB 16,800 |
Two structural facts
1. The proxies are resold. Every one of the 20 proxy listings states that delivery is immediate "with a control panel (proxypanel.cc)". That is a third-party platform, so CrazyShops is a reseller rather than the network operator. Pool composition, uptime and the fix for a bad IP all sit upstream of the shop you paid.
2. There is no volume discount at all. Every bundle is an exact multiple of the 1 GB price on all four types. 50 GB of mobile is 8,500 RUB, which is precisely 50 x 170 RUB. Buying fifty times as much never lowers the unit rate by a single rouble. That is unusual, and it is the single biggest structural difference from a tiered provider.
Vendor claims we are reproducing rather than verifying: 99.9% uptime on the datacenter tier, 100 million IPs on the residential pool, and country, state and city targeting on the mobile tier. We did not buy or test these proxies, and they are not ours to vouch for.
How buying works
Direct rouble payment rails
The storefront banner states it accepts payments directly to a Russian card, via SBP and via YooMoney, in a stated range of 100 to 3,000 RUB. That is notably more conventional than the crypto-only checkout common in this segment.
Per-listing stock counters
Every row shows a live availability figure next to the price, so you can see what is actually on the shelf before committing. This is a genuine transparency point in a category where stock is often hidden until checkout.
Russian and English
A language switch is published in the navigation. The interface is Russian-first, and product titles are frequently bilingual already, pairing the Russian and English name in the same string.
Support runs through Telegram
The shop links its support and news channels on Telegram from the header. There is no published ticketing system, SLA or response-time commitment.
A supplier cabinet exists
The navigation includes a supplier cabinet alongside a partners page, which indicates a multi-vendor model where third parties list their own goods rather than a single-owner inventory.
Published rules page
A rules page is linked in the main navigation. Read it before buying: in shops of this type the per-listing replacement and warranty terms usually override any general promise made on the front page.
Who it suits
Buyers who want one rouble checkout
Accounts, keys, VPN, servers and proxies in a single basket paid from a Russian card or SBP. For a small team that does not want five vendors and five payment methods, that is the actual value here.
Gaming and messaging inventory
Steam and games (157) plus Telegram including Premium and Stars (139) are the two deepest lines by a clear margin. If that is your workload, this is a well-stocked shop.
Cheap VPS and infrastructure top-ups
87 server, VPS and dedicated listings sit alongside wallet top-ups and activation keys, which makes it a convenient place for the small ancillary purchases that surround a campaign.
Not for buyers who need paperwork
There is no published legal entity, registration number or address, and support is a Telegram handle. If you need an invoice, a contract or a documented SLA, this is the wrong kind of shop.
Honest limitations
- The proxies are somebody else's network. All 20 proxy listings deliver through proxypanel.cc, a third-party panel. You are buying a reseller's allocation, so quality, pool composition and remediation are upstream decisions. Nothing wrong with reselling, but price it as reselling.
- No volume discount anywhere on proxies. Every bundle is an exact multiple of the 1 GB rate across all four types. If your usage grows, your unit cost does not improve at all, which is the opposite of how most bandwidth pricing works.
- 172 of 1,133 listings were at zero stock. That is roughly 15% of the catalogue unbuyable at the moment we looked. The headline count is the catalogue, not the shelf, and stock in this segment moves fast.
- The price floor flatters the shop. A 0.01 RUB listing exists, and the "almost free" tagline leans on that. In practice the cheapest items in account shops are the shortest-lived, and the meaningful inventory sits far higher up the range.
- No corporate transparency. No legal entity, registration number or address is published. Support and news both run through Telegram, with no ticketing system or stated response time.
- Warranty terms are per listing. There is a rules page, but in shops built this way the individual listing text carries the replacement policy that actually governs your purchase. Read the row, not the banner.
- Most of the catalogue carries platform-terms exposure. Accounts, autoregs, selfregs, engagement services for groups and chats, and activation keys run against the terms of the platforms concerned. Buying them is your risk, not the shop's, and we are describing the inventory rather than recommending it.
- We did not transact. Everything here comes from reading the public storefront. We did not buy, so delivery speed, replacement handling and the actual quality of any product are unverified by us.
CrazyShops + PROXIES.SX: where we overlap, and where we do not
We are not going to pretend this is a pure complement. CrazyShops sells mobile, residential and datacenter proxies, which is our business, so here is the straight comparison. Their proxies are resold through the proxypanel.cc panel at a flat rate per gigabyte that never falls: mobile is 170 RUB/GB whether you buy 1 GB or 50 GB. PROXIES.SX operates its own 4G/5G mobile and residential network, bills per GB from $4 dropping to $2.40 at volume, includes endpoints free, and the GB never expire. When something breaks, you are talking to the operator rather than to a shop that is talking to a panel.
Where CrazyShops is genuinely useful to a PROXIES.SX customer is everything that is not the network. The 157 Steam listings, 139 Telegram listings, 101 email accounts, 87 servers and the activation keys are inventory we do not sell and have no interest in selling. Buy the assets there in roubles if that suits your payment situation, and run them over matching-geo mobile IPs from us. That is a real division of labour rather than a marketing one.
CrazyShops Store
Inventory layer - accounts, keys, VPN, games, servers, in roubles.
PROXIES.SX
Network layer - first-party 4G/5G mobile and residential IPs, tiered per GB, endpoints free.
Antidetect browser
Fingerprint layer - GoLogin, AdsPower or similar, one profile per account.
Verdict
The catalogue is the case for CrazyShops. 1,133 listings across 16 categories with live per-listing stock counters, direct rouble payment rails rather than crypto-only checkout, and a working Russian/English switch add up to a more transparent storefront than much of this segment manages. The depth in Steam and games (157), Telegram (139) and email (101) is real, and being able to pay a Russian card for the whole basket is a genuine convenience. What holds it back is specific rather than vague: the proxies are resold through proxypanel.cc rather than operated, they carry no volume discount at any tier, 172 listings were out of stock, and there is no legal entity or address published anywhere with support living on Telegram. Add the platform-terms exposure that comes with accounts, autoregs and engagement services, and the risk sits squarely with the buyer. 3.8 out of 5: a well-stocked, unusually legible shop for accounts, keys and games - and a place to buy proxies only if you want them in the same rouble basket rather than because the pricing structure favours you.
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CrazyShops Store figures were counted by parsing the public storefront product table at crazyshops.store at time of writing: 1,133 listings, 172 at zero stock, prices from 0.01 to 37,000 RUB, and the four proxy tiers at 85, 130, 170 and 336 RUB/GB. Category counts are our own keyword-matched approximations rather than the shop's published counters. Uptime, IP-pool size and targeting claims are the vendor's statements, reproduced as claims: we did not purchase or test any product, including the proxies, which are delivered through the third-party panel proxypanel.cc. Stock and pricing move constantly, so every figure is a snapshot. Nothing here endorses buying platform accounts, autoregs, selfregs or engagement services: these run against the terms of the platforms concerned and the resulting exposure sits with the buyer. PROXIES.SX competes directly with the proxy listings described above, and we have said so in the comparison rather than leaving it implied. Outbound links use rel="nofollow sponsored noopener noreferrer".