What are mobile proxies? How are they different from VPN?
In simple terms, a proxy is a professional tool for work tasks. You are visiting the site not directly, but through another device. Mobile proxies differ from hosted (server) proxies by offering increased anonymity and "protection" against bans. Mobile proxies essentially operate on smartphones or USB modems.
What proxies do you have available? Do you have 5G?
Yes, we have 5G. But most proxies use 4G/LTE networks.
Is there rotation (IP change)?
For shared proxies, there's an automatic IP rotation every 2-5 minutes.
For private proxies, you can either disable IP change, set up automatic rotation from 1 to 30 minutes, or change the IP via a link or API.
What payment methods do you support? How about cryptocurrencies?
We accept bank cards, e-wallet funds, transfers through quick payment systems, and cryptocurrencies.
Do you have a test (trial) period? I want to ensure its functionality.
Currently, we do not offer a trial period. If your proxy turns out to be non-functional, we will replace it.
Can I buy a proxy from another country? Which countries' proxies are available?
You can buy and use proxies from any country.
The list of countries is dynamic and depends on the type of proxy, rental period, offers from mobile proxy owners, and activity of other buyers. We recommend registering and checking availability by specifying the required parameters.
How to choose the country of a mobile proxy?
Choose a proxy based on these principles:
1. The service you intend to access should not be blocked in the proxy's country (e.g., don't buy a Chinese proxy to access YouTube.com as the service is blocked in China).
2. The service should support the country through which you will be accessing via the proxy (e.g., don't buy a Russian proxy for Tinder.com. The service doesn't support users from Russia, and you'll face registration issues).
3. The mobile proxy's country should be as close to you as possible to achieve maximum speed.
What's the speed of your proxies?
Despite the high speed of the 4G protocol, the actual speed of mobile proxies ranges from 3 to 15 Mbps. This is due to:
1. The type of proxy: shared, where a mobile device is divided into 5 proxies, or private.
2. The load on the cellular operator where the mobile proxy device is located.
3. Your global location: the further you are from the mobile proxy device and the service's internet resource, the slower the speed. If you live in Australia, buy an Icelandic proxy, and access an Argentinian site, the speed will be much lower than using an Australian or Argentinian proxy.
4. The technology of mobile proxies slightly reduces bandwidth.
Which protocols are supported? What about UDP? Is Multiport available?
Our proxies support HTTP and Socks5 protocols. UDP is not supported.
Multiport proxies (each request on a new IP) are not yet available.
What is your IP address pool?
We don't sell IP address pools (backed by hundreds and thousands of proxy ports). We sell individual mobile device proxy ports. A private proxy port is the only port on a mobile device, meaning you solely use the mobile operator's internet channel. A shared proxy port is one of the ports on a mobile device, meaning you share this internet channel with other users. At any given time, you have only 1 IP address. But it can be changed by rotation. The number of IP addresses available for rotation on a mobile device is uncertain as it depends on the country, region, operator, number of cell towers, and network settings, which change without the knowledge of mobile subscribers.
