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iProxy.online says users create mobile proxies with Android devices, then charges by device: the pricing page lists Basic at $9 per device for 30 days, and Pro at $12.5 per device for 30 days. The provider says creating 4G proxies requires an Android device with a mobile network connection and SIM card.
Operators comparing per-device plans should establish which trial and payment conditions apply before choosing a plan.
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Basic and Pro terms at a glance
The provider’s homepage and pricing page list these plan terms, checked 2026-10-30.
- Basic speed: up to 30 Mbit/s.
- Protocols: HTTP, SOCKS5, and SOCKS5 UDP.
- Proxy accesses: up to 15 for one device.
Device charges and trial conditions
The homepage and pricing page use different wording for trial access, so the terms should be read by plan and source. The homepage states a 2-day trial period, while the pricing page gives Pro a 48-hour free trial without a credit card and says Basic is paid from the first day, with no free trial.
- Homepage — 2-day trial period — checked 2026-10-30.
- Pricing page — Pro: 48-hour free trial without requiring a credit card — checked 2026-10-30.
- Pricing page — Basic: paid from the first day; no free trial — checked 2026-10-30.
The pricing page states that annual billing offers a 20% discount on both plans. It lists Pro volume discounts up to 25%, and custom Enterprise pricing for fleets of 1000 or more devices. Payment methods include cards, digital wallets, and alternative options; availability and fees may vary by country. Minimum top-ups and VAT also depend on the customer’s country, according to the pricing page.
Android devices create mobile proxies
Creating a proxy for sale requires an Android phone, a SIM card with fast mobile internet, and an iProxy subscription, according to the homepage. The provider also describes creating 4G proxies as requiring an Android device with a mobile network connection and SIM card.
The pricing page counts each physical phone running the iProxy agent as one device. That definition connects the hardware requirement to the per-device plan terms: a phone running the agent is the billed unit described by the provider.
Protocols and management tools
The pricing page lists HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies on both plans, with SOCKS5 UDP support. The homepage likewise names HTTP, SOCKS5, and SOCKS5 UDP as supported proxy protocols.
The pricing page lists a REST API and Telegram management bot. For Pro, the provider lists OpenVPN and WireGuard configurations, with 20 per connection. The wording specifies a per-connection quantity; it does not state a broader total.
Terms and support channels to clarify before registering
Before registering, ask how the stated plan and device terms apply to the intended setup. The provider lists Terms of Service governing use of its services and separate terms for participants in its verified seller program.
The pricing page lists Telegram and WhatsApp support. The trust-and-legal page lists an email contact for legal, compliance, and regulatory matters. Ask which document governs the intended use, and whether the verified seller terms apply to the account.
Terms that give buyers options
The pricing page states that Basic and Pro plans can be mixed on one account, with plans assigned per device. That allows different device plans within the same account.
The pricing page offers an annual billing discount on both plans and lists multiple proxy protocols and management tools.
- Annual billing: 20% discount on Basic and Pro, according to the pricing page.
- Protocols listed: HTTP, SOCKS5, and SOCKS5 UDP.
- Management tools listed: REST API and Telegram management bot.
Caps and charges narrow flexibility
The provider’s Basic plan has a stated speed cap, while phone and SIM requirements define the operating unit. The homepage limits Basic speeds to 30 Mbit/s.
- The homepage requires an Android device, mobile network connection, and SIM card to create 4G proxies.
- The provider says each physical phone running its agent counts as one device, and creating a proxy for sale requires fast mobile internet and an iProxy subscription.
- One device can have up to 15 proxy accesses, according to the homepage.
- Basic is paid from the first day and has no free trial, according to the pricing page.
- Payment methods, payment-system fees, minimum top-ups, and VAT depend on the customer’s country, according to the pricing page.
Check the device and payment conditions against the intended operating setup before committing.
Fit depends on device ownership
The stated model fits operators able to provide Android phones, SIM cards, and mobile internet.
Plans are assigned per device, and the provider counts each physical phone running its agent as one device. Operators with different requirements across devices can use mixed Basic and Pro plans on one account.
Before choosing a plan, map the phones and connections to the provider’s per-device terms.
Compare proxy access by operating terms
In general, compare proxy products by proxy type, locations, billing basis, rotation and session rules, protocols, traffic limits, trial terms, API access, and support. Check how each provider defines an active proxy and charges for it.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations: supported connections to external tools.
- Setup requirements: steps and prerequisites beyond the stated device conditions.
Answers on device plans and access
What counts as a device?
A device is each physical phone running the iProxy agent, according to the pricing page. This definition makes the phone the unit used for the provider’s device plans. Ask support how the definition applies to a planned deployment before selecting device terms.
Can Basic and Pro be mixed?
Yes. The pricing page says Basic and Pro plans can be mixed on one account, with plans assigned per device. This means the account does not have to use the same plan for every device. Confirm the intended allocation against the applicable plan terms.
Does Basic include a trial?
No. The pricing page states that Basic is paid from the first day and has no free trial. The relevant terms are specific to Basic; the separate Pro trial terms do not change this stated condition. Check the pricing page before choosing Basic.
Which protocols are listed?
The homepage lists HTTP, SOCKS5, and SOCKS5 UDP as supported proxy protocols. These are the protocol names in the provider’s description. For a particular client or application, ask support whether its requirements match the listed options.
Which management tools and support channels appear?
The pricing page lists a REST API and Telegram management bot, as well as Telegram and WhatsApp support.
Proceed when the device terms fit
Fits if… the operator can meet the Android phone, SIM, and mobile connection conditions stated by the provider.
Probably not if… a paid Basic start conflicts with the required trial arrangement.
Main risk… choosing a setup before confirming how its devices and intended access fit the provider’s terms. Check those conditions and the applicable trial charge with support.
Sources
Sources of the facts above: public pages, each with the date it was checked.
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- iproxy.online/pricingchecked
- iproxy.online/trust-and-legalchecked
How this page was prepared
Editorial team of Traffic Gazette. Everything here comes from the public sources above, checked on 2026-10-30; the text was written by Traffic Gazette. No hands-on trial of the service took place. When the sources are updated, so is this page.
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