Mobileproxies.org rents dedicated mobile lines by the month, priced in euros. A US line in New York costs €107, and lines in the UK, France and the Netherlands €99. We read its pricing page on October 26, 2026. At the ECB rate of October 23, the US line is about $120. That puts it fifth of eight US lines, which cost $65 to $250 a month. Each line has unlimited bandwidth, so its price per GB falls as you use it. For light traffic, a pool billed per GB costs less. The median seller charges $4.00 per GB on its smallest plan, and ours costs $1.50/GB.
The sections below price its lines, set the US one against seven others and against paying per GB, and quote its refund rule. The last sections cover when staying is the better choice and how to test a switch.
What does Mobileproxies.org sell, and what does it cost?
One line per device, rented by the month with no data cap. Its four countries, as listed on October 26, 2026:
| Line | Price a month | City, carrier |
|---|---|---|
| United States | €107 | New York, T-Mobile |
| United Kingdom | €99 | Birmingham, Three |
| France | €99 | Paris, Free |
| Netherlands | €99 | Amsterdam, Vodafone |
Volume lowers the price: 5% off from 10 devices, 10% from 25, and a quote from 50. Its homepage calls each line a dedicated 4G or 5G modem that is not shared. An IP change runs through airplane mode in 5 to 10 seconds, over HTTP(S) and SOCKS5.
Its pages disagree on two points. The pricing page sells the France line at €99, while the FAQ lists France as "on the roadmap". The homepage keeps a sticky IP "as long as needed", while the FAQ puts sticky sessions at "typically 1 to 30 minutes".
What do other US mobile lines cost?
Between $65 and $250 for a month, on eight US lines from five sellers. Mobileproxies.org's US line, about $120, sits in the middle:
The two cheapest US lines come with daily caps. ProxyMobile's $70 line includes 15 GB a day, and Gridpanel guarantees 10 GB a day on its $65 line. Mobileproxies.org states no cap, like MobileHop and ProxyEmpire at the top of the chart.
When does a Mobileproxies.org line beat paying per GB?
When it moves more than about 30 GB a month, the point where €107 passes the $4.00 median plan billed per GB. A month costs the same whatever it carries, so its price per GB falls as traffic grows:
Set each column against a price per GB. Our pool costs $1.50/GB at any volume, from 1 GB. A €99 line in the UK, France or the Netherlands passes the median a little sooner, at about 27 GB a month.
When is staying with Mobileproxies.org the better choice?
When you need one fixed line in New York, Birmingham, Paris or Amsterdam, and it moves real traffic every month. It gives you three things a shared pool does not:
- A named city and carrier. Each line sits in one city on one carrier, such as T-Mobile in New York or Three in Birmingham.
- No data cap. Bandwidth is unlimited in its words, so heavy months cost the same as quiet ones.
- Four countries on one account. The USA, the UK, France and the Netherlands each have one flat monthly price.
We sell no dedicated modem. Our mobile proxies are a pool billed per GB and aimed by country, with no carrier or city choice. If your work needs one fixed line, keep a line, here or at one of the US sellers above.
When does an alternative fit better?
When your traffic is light, your job lasts days instead of months, or a cheaper line exists in your country. Mobileproxies.org sells by the month only, and below about 30 GB a month its line costs more per GB than the median plan.
Gridpanel listed UK and Netherlands 4G lines at $45 and $65 a month on October 26, 2026. A €99 line costs about $111. For a short US job, ProxyMobile rents a 4G line from $5 a day. For carrier addresses by the GB, our mobile proxies cost $1.50/GB from 1 GB. They rotate or stay sticky for up to 7 days, over HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, and the mobile pricing page has the details.
How does HProxy compare with Mobileproxies.org, product by product?
Each seller's published terms, line by line, with Mobileproxies.org as read on October 26, 2026 and HProxy as of today:
| What you compare | Mobileproxies.org | HProxy |
|---|---|---|
| Billing | by the month | by the GB |
| Smallest buy | one month | 1 GB |
| One line a month | €99 to €107 | not sold |
| Mobile data | no cap on the line | $1.50/GB |
| Countries | US, UK, France, Netherlands | by country |
| Carrier | one per city | no carrier choice |
| Sticky sessions | 1 to 30 minutes, per its FAQ | up to 7 days |
| Home IPs | not sold | $0.50/GB by country |
Where Mobileproxies.org loses is the light or short user: a full month is the smallest buy, and working lines are never refunded. Where it wins is a flat euro price for one fixed line in four countries, with no data cap.
Paying us takes a card from $10 or crypto from $3, or Alipay, QRIS and Pix, with no PayPal. Our residential proxies cost $0.50/GB for one GB by country, or $1.49/GB on Premium with state, city and ASN targeting.
What do Mobileproxies.org's refund rules and terms say?
That a refund applies only when a line does not work and cannot be replaced. The rest of its policy:
- Working lines. All working proxies are non-refundable.
- Balances. Money topped up to the account is non-refundable and cannot be moved.
- Cancellation. You can cancel at any time, with no partial refund for unused time.
Its terms describe a marketplace that "connects vendors (proxy farmers who operate 4G mobile devices) with customers". That sits beside the homepage's account of dedicated modems in data centers. The terms name no company and are governed by the laws of Lithuania. The registry records mobileproxies.org as registered on January 25, 2023, through NameCheap.
How do you test a switch before you cancel?
Start with your own numbers, then check the line you would move to.
- Count your gigabytes. Under about 30 GB a month, a pool billed per GB costs less than the €107 line.
- Look the exit up. Paste an address into our free IP lookup, or a whole proxy into the proxy checker, and read the network that owns it. A New York line should show T-Mobile.
- Run a week of real work. Buy a small amount elsewhere, run your usual job for a week, and compare how many requests come back right.
Which other sellers come up as Mobileproxies.org alternatives?
Mobile sellers on our blog, each priced from its own pages:
- ProxyMobile alternatives
- MobileHop alternatives
- ProxyEmpire alternatives
- MobileProxyNow alternatives
- Aluvia alternatives
- Anonymitynetwork alternatives
- Anonymous-Proxies.net alternatives
Our comparison of mobile vs residential proxies covers when a carrier address matters at all. Our mobile buying guide prices the market.
What this page could not check
- No test of any network. We measured no speed, success rate, pool size or carrier mix at any seller, ours included.
- One read of its pages. Every Mobileproxies.org figure comes from its pages on October 26, 2026, and its FAQ answers on payment were not in our copy.
- One exchange rate. The dollar figure for the €107 line uses the ECB rate of October 23, 2026, 1.1193 dollars to the euro.
- No named operator. Its terms name no company, so we cannot say who runs it.
- Check by January 26, 2027. Prices, countries and the exchange rate change, and every figure here needs a fresh read by then.
Sources
- Mobileproxies.org, pricing page, read October 26, 2026.
- Mobileproxies.org, homepage, read October 26, 2026.
- Mobileproxies.org, FAQ, read October 26, 2026.
- Mobileproxies.org, refund policy, read October 26, 2026.
- Mobileproxies.org, Terms of Service, last updated February 2026, read October 26, 2026.
- Public Interest Registry, the .org registry, RDAP record for mobileproxies.org, read October 26, 2026.
- European Central Bank, euro foreign exchange reference rates, rates of October 23, 2026.
- ProxyMobile, Gridpanel, MobileHop and ProxyEmpire, pricing pages, read October 25 and 26, 2026, and MobileHop on September 27, 2026.
- HProxy price records: the mobile price lists of 33 sellers, captured August 3 to October 14, 2026.
- HProxy, mobile, residential and payment pages, read October 25, 2026.
