operated by ProxyUniverseLunaProxy was another brand in the IPIDEA network family — the same ecosystem as PIA S5, 922 S5, ABCProxy and PYPROXY. When Google dismantled that ecosystem in 2026, Luna went down with its siblings. Here's what that means for former users.
One upstream network, many storefronts: that was the IPIDEA model. LunaProxy sold the same residential pool as its sister brands under a different logo and pricing. When the enforcement wave hit the shared infrastructure in 2026, every brand on it failed the same way — logins died, issued proxies stopped connecting, balances became unreachable. Luna was not an exception; it couldn't be.
| Component | Status |
|---|---|
| Dashboard / login | Offline. Not your password, not your IP — the backend is gone. |
| Issued proxies | Dead with the upstream network. |
| Balances | Unrecoverable. Paid “recovery” offers are scams, without exception. |
| “LunaProxy is back” sites | Clones and phishing — the brand has no announced successor. |
The takedown killed the brands and their billing — not every underlying pool. The PIA-family residential pool that Luna's ecosystem resold is still reachable through independent suppliers, sold as normal per-GB traffic with standard credentials instead of a client app:
The real PIA-network pool, 190+ countries, city targeting.
View plansOne balance covers all products, so a single brand dying can never strand your money again — the lesson this ecosystem taught three times.
Related: PIA S5 — same story · the PYPROXY shutdown · FAQ