MobileHop rents US mobile proxies by time. You pick SingleHop, tied to one city, or MultiHop, which roams more than 50 US cities. Then you buy an hour, a day, two days, a week or a month, with unlimited bandwidth. MultiHop runs from $9 an hour to $225 a month. HProxy sells mobile the other way round: traffic at $1.50/GB, with no clock running. Which costs less depends on how much one identity moves. We read MobileHop's pricing and terms through our server on October 22, 2026. HProxy sells proxies too, so judge our verdict with that in mind.
MobileHop.com vs HProxy at a glance
| MobileHop | HProxy | |
|---|---|---|
| What you pay for | Time on a mobile port | Mobile traffic by the GB |
| Price | $5 an hour (SingleHop) to $225 a month (MultiHop) | $1.50/GB |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited during the rental | Metered; the balance never expires |
| Locations | 50+ US cities | Country targeting |
| Network | Verizon 4G/5G, per its pages | Real 4G/5G carrier IPs |
| IP changes | On demand or on a timer | Per request, or sticky by session ID |
| Protocols | HTTP and SOCKS5 | HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 |
| Refund | Weekly or monthly plans, within 24 hours | Unused balance, 14 days |
MobileHop's side comes from its homepage, terms and docs, fetched by our server. Ours comes from the mobile product sheet in our dashboard and our refund policy.
What does MobileHop charge?
MobileHop prices each port by the length of the rental. Both products include unlimited bandwidth, HTTP and SOCKS5.
| Rental | SingleHop, one city | MultiHop, all cities |
|---|---|---|
| 1 hour | $5 | $9 |
| 1 day | $8 | $16 |
| 2 days | $15 | $30 |
| 1 week | $50 | $60 |
| 1 month | $180 | $225 |
Our text read of October 22, 2026 showed the MultiHop prices, because the SingleHop tab is built in the browser. The SingleHop column comes from our records of August 3, 2026. MultiHop cost the same then as now, and the page still says SingleHop starts "From $5/hour".
- MultiHop, all cities
- SingleHop, one city
What the chart shows:
- A long rental cuts the daily price. A month of MultiHop works out to $7.50 a day, against $16 for a single day.
- An hour costs more than half a day. MultiHop's hour is $9 and its day $16, so from the second hour on, the day is cheaper.
- SingleHop's day costs half of MultiHop's, in exchange for staying in one city.
How to read a proxy pricing page covers other ways a small headline price can hide a higher rate.
When does a rental beat mobile by the GB?
Our mobile proxies cost $1.50/GB. Nothing is rented, nothing expires, and the meter is the traffic. To compare, divide a MobileHop rental by $1.50: the result is how many GB of our mobile the same money buys.
- A rental wins on heavy traffic. If one US identity moves more than that many GB during the rental, MobileHop's unlimited bandwidth costs less.
- Per GB wins on light traffic. Account work, checks and occasional jobs move little data, and you pay only for what moves.
- Per GB wins on many identities. Each MobileHop port is one identity, so ten MultiHop days cost $160. Our rotating mobile gives each request, or each session ID, its own exit at the same price per GB.
- Per GB wins on jobs you cannot time. A rental ends when its period ends, while our balance waits for the next job.
What a mobile proxy is explains when a carrier IP is worth it over a residential one.
What does MobileHop offer that we do not?
- City-level US locations. It lists more than 50 cities, and MultiHop moves between them at any time. Our mobile targets countries.
- A port with unlimited bandwidth. Heavy transfers on one identity cost nothing extra during the rental.
- IP changes on your schedule. Its portal resets the IP on demand or on a timer, or keeps one IP for long stretches.
- A reseller API and a VPN. MobileHop sells both beside its proxies.
Refunds, payments and the company
- MobileHop refunds. Weekly and monthly plans can be refunded if you ask within 24 hours of delivery, or when support cannot fix a connection problem within 24 hours.
- Subscriptions. Its pricing says "No subscriptions", yet its terms explain how to cancel a CCBill automatic subscription. Check which one you are buying.
- Payments. The terms mention cards and PayPal. In a September 2026 review, GoLogin reported that an identity check stopped its card payment, so it paid in crypto.
- HProxy. Our refund policy gives unused balance back within 14 days, by card or crypto. Top-ups begin at $3 in crypto or $10 by card, and no ID is needed to sign up or for an ordinary purchase.
- The company. MobileHop's terms name KBM (Key Business Mobile) Enterprises, LLC, in Sheridan, Wyoming.
Where MobileHop is the better pick
- One US identity with heavy traffic over a window you can predict.
- A specific US city, or moving between cities on demand.
- IP changes you time yourself, down to the moment.
- A VPN or a reseller API from the same seller.
Where HProxy is the better pick
- Light or irregular mobile traffic, paid by the GB with no clock.
- Many identities at once, without renting a port for each one.
- Mobile outside the US, chosen by country.
- Two weeks to ask for a refund on unused balance.
- Other proxy types on one balance: residential, ISP and datacenter.
Who should pick which
Choose MobileHop when one US identity, in a city you pick, will move a lot of data within a known window. Take the day or longer, unless you are sure the job ends inside an hour.
Choose HProxy when traffic is light, identities are many, the work runs for weeks, or you need a country outside the US. Mobile costs $1.50/GB, and residential starts at $0.50/GB for one GB.
Before you buy
Our free proxy checker shows any proxy's exit IP and anonymity level. The live free proxy list supplies addresses to test. Every HProxy rate sits on our pricing page.
What this page could not check
- Untested. Neither service's proxies were tested for this page, ours included, so it says nothing about speed or block rates.
- The SingleHop tab. Its prices beyond "From $5/hour" come from our August 3 records.
- The FAQ answers. MobileHop's FAQ answers load in the browser, so bulk discounts and payment methods stay unconfirmed.
- One buyer's report. GoLogin's notes on the identity check and the dashboard come from a single purchase.
- Next check. Prices and terms can change without notice. Look again after December 22, 2026.
Sources
- MobileHop, homepage with pricing and the FAQ page, via our server on October 22, 2026.
- MobileHop, Terms and Conditions, read October 22, 2026: refunds, CCBill subscriptions and the operating company.
- MobileHop documentation, portal usage guides, read October 22, 2026.
- MobileHop's prices in our records on August 3, 2026.
- GoLogin, "Best USA proxy providers", modified September 18, 2026: a paid test of MobileHop.
- HProxy, the mobile product sheet in our dashboard and our refund policy, October 22, 2026.
- Google Keyword Planner, October 22, 2026: "mobilehop proxy" 170 searches a month worldwide, "mobile hop proxy" 140.
