$3/GB
Mobile proxies that keep social accounts alive.
Cheap proxies get flagged because their address ranges are published and every platform already knows them.
Ours are real carrier IPs — the kind thousands of ordinary phone users sit behind at the same time.
Blocking one of those means blocking real customers, which is why platforms are so reluctant to do it.
We charge the same, out of one balance —,,.
Mobile
$3/GB4G and 5G carrier addresses
Thousands of real subscribers share one address, so blocking it has a cost.
Residential
$3/GBReal consumer ISP addresses
Ordinary home connections, for targets that check whether you look domestic.
Datacenter
$3/GBAddresses on hosting-provider ranges
The shortest, most consistent route of the three — for targets that do not filter on IP class.
Coverage · exit locations
sample exit
- mobile countries
- 100+
- the widest of the three types
- countries on every type
- 70+
- with state and city targeting — the floor that holds for mobile, residential and datacenter alike
Three steps to a working proxy
Nothing to install. Setup is choosing a traffic bucket and pasting one line into a client you already use — the same line, whichever exit you asked for.
- 01
Pick a plan
Choose a traffic bucket.No monthly minimum, and a second purchase adds to your balance rather than replacing it.
- 02
Get credentials
We mint a proxy user on our own gateway and hand you a host, port, username and password.
- 03
Point your client at it
One URL carries the host, the port, the credentials and the targeting.Anything that speaks HTTP or SOCKS5 takes it unchanged
Pricing
One rate at every volume. Work out your bill by multiplying the gigabytes you expect to move by 3.
Every gigabyte, every proxy type
$3/GB
That is the whole price list.
- Country, state and city targeting across 70+ countries on every type
- HTTP and SOCKS5, on one port and one credential
- Rotating, sticky, or timed windows from 5 to 60 minutes
- Unlimited proxies from up to 50 proxy users
- A running balance measured in bytes, sent and received counted together
- Top-ups add to your balance instead of resetting it
Four amounts, one unit price.
Questions worth asking
- How traffic is counted,
- what happens when you run out,
- how to reach a person,
- and what we will not carry.
How is traffic measured?By bytes transferred, sent and received combined, counted against one balance.
Figures refresh every couple of minutes rather than instantly, so a burst you have just finished may not appear straight away. The split is by proxy user and proxy type; there is none by country or destination, because the destinations you dial are never written down at all.
What happens when I run out?Traffic stops and you top up.
There is no overage rate and no automatic charge, because there is no subscription to bill against — you only ever pay for gigabytes you chose to buy.
Can I have separate credentials per project?Yes — up to 50 per account, and we do not charge for any of them.
Each has its own username and password and can be deleted independently, so revoking one leaves the rest working. The ceiling is there because every proxy user is another parallel channel spending the same balance, and the gateway caps how many connections one account may hold open at once — 300. The proxy endpoints you build from those credentials are not capped: a line is just a username, and nothing counts them.
How do I reach a person?By email, at an address a human reads.
There is no ticket portal, no chatbot and no phone queue, and we are not going to pretend otherwise by building one that nobody staffs.
What am I not allowed to do?,,,.
Our acceptable-use policy is enforced, and the network enforces its own on top.
One rate · every proxy type
$3/GB
Mobile at the same rate as residential and datacenter, out of one balance. No subscription, no minimum, and buying more adds to what you already have.