✅ MOBILE 4G/5G PROXIES — DEDICATED ✅ UNLIMITED BANDWIDTH ✅ API ROTATION 🔥 $29/MO

DEDICATED MOBILE PROXIES ON REAL SIM CARDS. NOT A SHARED MOBILE POOL.

41 modems across TR, DE, UK and US. One customer per modem — that is the whole product.

✅ TYPE AND ROTATION
Mobile 4G/5G, dedicated modem, your own IP. Rotation on demand via API call, or automatic every 1-60 minutes, your choice. SOCKS5 and HTTP, user-pass auth.

✅ PRICING

• 1 modem, unlimited bandwidth — $29/mo
• 5 modems — $125/mo
• 10 modems — $220/mo
• Specific carrier request — +$8/mo per modem

✅ WHY MOBILE
Carrier NAT means thousands of real users share your IP range, so blocking you means blocking them. This is why mobile survives on platforms where residential does not.

✅ TRIAL
24 hours, $5, credited against your first month.

✅ DELIVERY
Under 2 hours during working hours (UTC+3), up to 12 overnight. Not instant, and I would rather say so than claim it.

⚠️ HONEST LIMITS
Speed is 8-30 Mbit depending on modem and time of day — mobile is not fast, it is trusted. If you need throughput, buy datacenter. Stock is 41 modems total, so when I say sold out I mean it rather than upselling you.

Vouch, three modems for eleven months of client social accounts. Zero restrictions in that time, which is unheard of for me.

Vouch from a competitor who does not sell mobile. One customer per modem is the real differentiator and it is worth the price difference over shared mobile.

The speed caveat is accurate and people need to read it. I tried to run a crawler through mobile and it was ten times slower than datacenter for no benefit.

Mobile for accounts, datacenter for crawling. People buy the wrong one constantly and then post a review about it.

Been on 5 modems since last year. Two outages, both under an hour, both communicated by email before I noticed.

Is one modem enough for several accounts or does each account need its own?

Three to five accounts per modem is fine if they behave like separate people. Twenty accounts on one IP looks exactly like what it is.

Took a test order. Delivery was fine, reporting is thinner than the screenshots suggest.