Mobile Proxies
Per GBStarting at
$1.50/ GB
- Real 4G and 5G carrier IPs
- Rotating, or sticky up to 7 days
- Country targeting
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
- Billed per GB, pay as you go, 1 GB minimum
Mobile proxy pricing.Per GB, on real carrier IPs.
Real 4G and 5G carrier IPs, billed per GB. No monthly fee, no modem to rent.
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ProductStarting at
Mobile proxies
Every plan,at its starting price.
Price tables
What you pay,at every volume.
One gigabyte of traffic through a real 4G or 5G carrier IP. These are the tables checkout charges from.
Mobile Proxies
One rate at every volume
| Volume | Per GB |
|---|---|
| Every GB | $1.50 |
How it is priced
The pricing,explained.
Mobile proxies are billed by the gigabyte, the same as residential. What you pay for is access to real 4G and 5G carrier IPs, the highest-trust addresses on the internet, and you pay only for the traffic you actually move.
Why mobile is the most expensive and still often the right call
A carrier assigns the same public address to thousands of real subscribers at once. That makes a mobile IP the hardest kind to act against: blocking it means blocking a slice of a mobile network, which sites are extremely reluctant to do. You are paying for that reluctance.
It follows that mobile is wasted on work that nothing is defending. If your target does not challenge a datacenter address, buying mobile is buying trust you had no need for.
Why the unit is a gigabyte
Billing by the gigabyte means you pay for what you move and nothing else. There is no monthly line to keep alive between jobs and no modem to rent, so a burst of work in one afternoon costs what that work actually used.
It also means mobile scales the way the rest of the catalog does: buy a balance of gigabytes, generate as many proxies against it as you need, and top up when it runs low.
FAQ
Questions,answered.
Everything about mobile proxies pricing. Still unsure? Our team replies the same day.
How much do mobile proxies cost?+
Per gigabyte, at the rate shown on this page, read live from our catalog. You buy a balance of gigabytes and spend it across as many proxies as you generate.
Why are mobile proxies more expensive than residential?+
There is a physical carrier subscription behind each one, and the resulting IP is the hardest type for a site to block. You are paying for both.
Is bandwidth metered on mobile?+
Yes, mobile is billed by the gigabyte, so you only pay for the traffic you move. There is no monthly fee and no modem to rent.
When do I actually need mobile rather than residential?+
When the target challenges residential too. If residential is getting through, mobile is money spent on trust you already had.