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iProxy.online sells mobile proxies created through Android devices, with Basic and Pro subscriptions priced per device. The terms also depend on having a phone, SIM card, and mobile connection, so device eligibility affects the cost of getting started.
This model is most relevant to buyers assessing per-device costs and the operating requirements for mobile proxies.
Editorial review based on public sources, without hands-on testing; facts checked on 2026-10-30.
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Device plans define the service scope
The provider’s service and pricing pages specify these terms, checked on 2026-10-30.
- Service type: mobile proxy service (iProxy trust-and-legal page, checked 2026-10-30).
- Device: each physical phone running the iProxy agent counts as one device (pricing page, checked 2026-10-30).
- Plan assignment: Basic and Pro can be mixed on one account (pricing page, checked 2026-10-30).
- Proxy access: the service allows up to 15 proxy accesses for one device (homepage, checked 2026-10-30).
Basic, Pro, and Enterprise charges
The homepage lists Basic at $9 per device for 30 days and Pro at $12.5 per device for 30 days, according to the pricing page checked on 2026-10-30. The homepage states that annual billing discounts both plans by 20%, while Pro volume discounts reach up to 25%.
The homepage describes a 2-day trial period; the pricing page specifies that Pro starts with a 48-hour free trial without a credit card. Basic is paid from the first day and has no free trial, according to the pricing page checked on 2026-10-30.
For larger fleets, the pricing page sets custom Enterprise pricing for 1000 or more devices. The vendor lists card payments, digital wallets, and alternative payment options; availability and fees may vary by country. The pricing page also says payment methods, payment-system fees, minimum top-ups, and VAT depend on the customer’s country.
HTTP and SOCKS5 proxy access
iProxy lists HTTP, SOCKS5, and SOCKS5 UDP as supported proxy protocols. The pricing page likewise lists HTTP and SOCKS5 for both plans, with SOCKS5 UDP support.
Basic includes speeds up to 30 Mbit/s, according to the homepage checked on 2026-10-30.
The protocol list identifies available connection types, but buyers evaluating a workload should ask how the options apply to their intended use.
Android phones supply each proxy
The provider says creating 4G proxies requires an Android device, a mobile network connection, and a SIM card. Its sales page describes one proxy for sale as requiring an Android phone, a SIM with fast mobile internet, and an iProxy subscription.
At the account level, each physical phone running the iProxy agent counts as one device, and the plan is assigned per device. Basic and Pro can be mixed within one account, according to the pricing page checked on 2026-10-30.
The service lists a REST API and Telegram management bot for account management. Pro also includes OpenVPN and WireGuard configurations, with 20 per connection, according to the homepage checked on 2026-10-30.
Questions to put to support before registering
Before choosing a plan, buyers can ask support how device-level billing applies to their intended phone setup and account mix. This is a general purchasing question, not a claim about an undocumented setup process.
For integrations, ask how the REST API and Telegram management bot fit the account-management tasks you need. The provider lists Telegram and WhatsApp support on its pricing page, checked on 2026-10-30.
Buyers considering the verified seller program can ask which specialized terms apply to their participation. The trust-and-legal page lists an email contact for legal, compliance, and regulatory matters. Review the Privacy Policy and Data Processor Privacy Policy when assessing how personal information and data handled on users’ behalf are addressed.
Device and billing conditions narrow choice
The provider’s homepage and pricing page document the following operating and billing conditions, checked on 2026-10-30.
- Creating 4G proxies requires an Android device with a mobile network connection and SIM card.
- Each physical phone running the agent counts as one device, and plans are assigned per device.
- Basic is paid from the first day and has no free trial, according to the pricing page.
- The homepage caps proxy accesses at 15 for one device.
- Payment methods, fees, minimum top-ups, and VAT depend on the customer’s country, according to the pricing page.
Several details are missing; they are listed under What we could not confirm.
Protocols and account controls are listed
The provider lists several concrete access and account-management features on its service and pricing pages.
- Protocol choice: iProxy lists HTTP, SOCKS5, and SOCKS5 UDP.
- Pro configurations: the plan includes OpenVPN and WireGuard configurations, with 20 per connection.
- Management tools: the service provides a REST API and Telegram management bot.
- Pro trial and annual billing: the pricing page specifies a free trial and a discount for annual billing on both plans.
Android device owners fit the stated model
Buyers who already have Android phones, SIM cards, and mobile connectivity can assess the per-device subscription model. The physical phone running the agent determines the device count, while Basic and Pro can be mixed on one account.
Compare proxy models by operating terms
In general, compare proxy type, location coverage, rotation and session behavior, traffic limits, billing unit, trial and refund terms, protocols, API access, and support. Ask which operating terms match the intended workload before comparing prices.
What we could not confirm
- Setup requirements: operational details beyond the stated device and connection requirements.
- Integrations: details beyond the listed account-management tools.
- Locations: proxy locations and country coverage.
- Rotation and sessions: available rotation behavior and session options.
- Traffic and concurrency: applicable limits.
- Refunds: applicable refund terms.
- Authentication: supported authentication details.
Questions about device plans and protocols
How are Basic and Pro charged?
Plans are assigned per device, and Basic and Pro can be mixed on one account. The homepage lists Basic at $9 and Pro at $12.5 per device for 30 days.
Which plan has a free trial?
Pro has a 48-hour free trial without requiring a credit card, according to the pricing page. Basic is paid from the first day and has no free trial, so the trial condition differs by plan.
What counts as a device, and can plans be mixed?
Each physical phone running the iProxy agent counts as one device, according to the pricing page. Basic and Pro can be mixed on one account, with plan assignment handled per device. This makes the phone, rather than the account, the relevant unit for plan selection.
Which proxy accesses and protocols are listed?
The provider says one device can have up to 15 proxy accesses. Its protocol list includes HTTP, SOCKS5, and SOCKS5 UDP; the pricing page also lists HTTP and SOCKS5 for both plans.
When does Enterprise pricing apply?
The pricing page describes Enterprise pricing as custom for fleets of 1000 or more devices.
Proceed after the plan terms are clear
Fits if… Android phones, SIM cards, and mobile connectivity are already part of the operating plan.
Probably not if… a paid start is required without a trial, since Basic has no free trial.
Main risk… device eligibility and country-dependent payment conditions shape the starting terms. Clarify device requirements, billing, and payment conditions for the customer’s country before registering.
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Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Payout Desk. This page rests on the public sources listed above, which Payout Desk checked on 2026-10-30. There was no hands-on testing. The page is updated when the sources change.
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