Last updated: 2026-08-21
Every provider on this page sells a mobile product, and every price here is reduced to one of two comparable units: dollars per IP (port) per month, or dollars per gigabyte of rotating mobile traffic. Nothing else goes into the tables, because nothing else is comparable.
That split is the first decision you make. A dedicated or unlimited mobile port gives you one endpoint on a real SIM, rented for a period, with rotation by request or by timer and no traffic meter running. Pay per gigabyte gives you an entry point into a rotating pool of carrier IPs, where you are billed for what you pull through it. Putting $49 per IP and $2 per GB in the same column would produce a number that means nothing: the first is a rental, the second is consumption. So the two models get two tables further down, and the first five providers below sell ports while the last five sell traffic.
Mobile IPs cost more than anything else in the catalog, and that premium is only worth paying when your targets actually treat home broadband addresses as suspicious. If your accounts and scrapers still pass on ordinary home IPs, start with residential proxies instead and keep mobile for the targets that force your hand.
| Provider | Mobile price from | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Proxy Seller | $20/IP per month (shared), $49/IP (dedicated) | Cheapest shared mobile port |
| CyberYozh | $50/IP per month | Short rental periods |
| Proxy-Cheap | $26.91/IP per month, $5.99/GB | Both models, wide geography |
| Geonix | $45/IP per month | Cheapest dedicated port |
| ProxyWing | $50/IP per month | Ports plus real review history |
| NodeMaven | $5.31/GB | Filtered IPs, paid trial |
| Relayox | $4.25/GB | Widest mobile country list |
| Proxidize | $2/GB, $59/IP per month | US traffic, own hardware |
| DataImpulse | $2/GB | Cheapest global mobile traffic |
| 2extract | $4.99/GB | Flat rate, no commitment |
Two ways mobile proxies are sold
Port rental is the older model and still the dominant one for account work. You pay a fixed monthly amount for one mobile endpoint: Geonix from $45, Proxy Seller and Proxy-Cheap in dedicated form from $49 and $26.91, CyberYozh and ProxyWing from $50, Proxidize at $59. In every one of these catalogs the per-IP price does not fall when you buy more ports, so the upper end of the range ($100 at Geonix, $130.41 at Proxy-Cheap, $145 at ProxyWing, $160 at Proxy Seller, $191 at CyberYozh) reflects the country and the rental term, not the quantity.
Traffic billing is what you want when the IP itself is disposable. Proxy-Cheap charges $5.99/GB, NodeMaven starts at $5.31/GB and slides down with volume, Relayox from $4.25/GB, 2extract a flat $4.99/GB, DataImpulse and Proxidize $2/GB. Here the pool does the work: you get a new carrier address per request or per session, and the only thing you buy is bandwidth.
The crossover is easy to calculate. A $45 port at Geonix equals 22 GB of DataImpulse mobile traffic at $2/GB, or about 10 GB of 2extract traffic at $4.99/GB. So if a single identity burns more than roughly 20 GB a month, the port is cheaper even against the lowest per-gigabyte rate in this list, and it stays the same IP the whole time. Below that, traffic wins, and it wins by a lot at low volumes: 5 GB of DataImpulse mobile is $10 against $45 for the cheapest port here.
- Take a port for account farming, long-lived logins in an antidetect browser, affiliate campaign testing, anything where the same identity has to keep the same carrier IP for weeks.
- Take traffic for scraping, SEO and SERP monitoring, marketplace parsing, ad verification, and any job where a fresh IP per request is the point rather than a problem.
Mobile proxies sold per port
1. Proxy Seller
Official website: https://proxy-seller.com/
Proxy Seller runs the widest port lineup here. Dedicated mobile starts at $49 per IP per month and climbs to $160 depending on location and term, rotating unlimited mobile starts at the same $49, and shared mobile is the cheapest entry into a carrier IP on this page at $20 per IP, up to $40. Shared means you are not alone on the endpoint, which rules it out for account work but makes it a reasonable way to get a mobile exit for checking geo-targeted content or ad placements.
Dedicated mobile covers 21 countries, shared mobile 12. City-level targeting is available, the trial costs $1.99, and there is a 24-hour refund window. The provider has been operating since 2014 and takes four payment methods including crypto and PayPal, plus SDKs for PHP, Python, Node.js, Java and GoLang if the proxies get wired into your own tooling.
What you will not find here is mobile traffic sold by the gigabyte. If your workload is scraping rather than account holding, skip to the second half of this page.
Proxy Seller
https://proxy-seller.com/
$49–$160/IP
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Individual IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
20M+ IP
Date established
2014
Headquarters
Cyprus
Pros & Cons
- High-quality proxies
- Competitive prices
- Wide selection of proxies
- Convenient payment methods
- 24/7 support
2. CyberYozh
Official website: https://app.cyberyozh.com/
CyberYozh prices dedicated mobile at $50 per IP per month, with the top of the range at $191, and covers 23 countries in its mobile rotation. Shared mobile is US-only and priced at the same $50 per IP, which makes it a strange deal next to Proxy Seller's $20 shared ports unless you specifically want CyberYozh's network stack.
The reason to come here is term flexibility and network depth. The public price list goes down to $1.7 per day, so a proxy needed for a single verification run or a two-day campaign test does not force a 30-day purchase. On the technical side the service is built for people who care about how traffic looks at the transport layer rather than just which country the IP is in.
Against the rest of the port group it loses on two practical points: there is no city-level targeting and no trial, so the first real test of quality is a paid one. The 24-hour refund window is the safety net.
CyberYozh
https://app.cyberyozh.com/
$50.0–$191.0/IP
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
7M+ IP
Date established
2014
Headquarters
Serbia
Pros & Cons
- Quality proxies
- Large IP pool in over 100 countries
- Virtual numbers for SMS activation
- User-friendly interface
- Additional commission when topping up the balance
3. Proxy-Cheap
Official website: https://proxy-cheap.com/
Proxy-Cheap is the only provider here that sells both models seriously and with real geography behind each. Dedicated mobile ports start at $26.91 per IP per month, the lowest port entry price in this list, running up to $130.41 across 37 countries. Rotating mobile traffic is $5.99/GB across 106 countries, and that figure holds at every step from 1 GB to 1000 GB.
Having both in one account matters more than it sounds. A typical affiliate or multi-account setup needs a handful of stable ports for the accounts themselves and a bucket of rotating traffic for research, checks and warm-up. Doing that in one dashboard, with one balance and eight payment methods including AliPay, WeChat Pay, Naver Pay and Kakao Pay, is a workflow advantage rather than a marketing point.
The weak spot is the flat gigabyte rate. At 200 GB a month you pay $1,198 here, against $400 at DataImpulse and $550 at Relayox for the same volume. Buy the ports from Proxy-Cheap and the bulk traffic somewhere else.
Proxy-Cheap
https://proxy-cheap.com/
$26.91–$130.41/IP
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Individual IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
85M+ IP
Date established
2018
Headquarters
Lithuania
Pros & Cons
- User-friendly interface
- High-quality proxies
- Many payment options
- Wide range of plans
- Reliable proxy provider
- No volume discounts
4. Geonix
Official website: https://geonix.com/
Geonix has the lowest dedicated mobile port price among the providers offering that product: $45 per IP per month, up to $100 at the top of the range, and the same $45 entry for unlimited rotating mobile. Buying five or fifty ports does not change the per-IP figure, so the only levers on price are country and rental term.
The provider has been running since 2019, offers city-level targeting, a $1.99 trial and a 24-hour refund. For someone who needs two or three mobile endpoints in Europe and does not want to spend $50 or more each, this is the straightforward pick, and the promo code in the card takes a little more off the first order.
The limit is geography: 14 countries in mobile, against 37 at Proxy-Cheap and 21 at Proxy Seller. And there is no mobile traffic product at all, so a scraping job here has no home.
Geonix
https://geonix.com/
$45.0–$100.0/IP
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Individual IPv6 Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
15M+ IP
Date established
2019
Headquarters
Bulgaria
Pros & Cons
- Low-cost proxies
- There is a trial version for $1.99
- Plenty of additional tools
- The website design has many bugs
5. ProxyWing
Official website: https://proxywing.com/
ProxyWing sells dedicated mobile at $50 per IP per month, reaching $145 at the top, across 15 countries. The catalog also includes datacenter and ISP products, but mobile is the part that lands in this comparison, and it is priced in line with CyberYozh rather than undercutting anyone.
What sets it apart on this page is the review history. ProxyWing carries 4.25 out of 5 across 8 user reviews, which is the only sample here large enough to have any shape to it; the rest of the providers sit on one to three reviews each, and an average built on that many opinions tells you almost nothing. Eight is still small, but it is eight separate people, and the score being below a clean five is itself informative.
There is no trial and no refund window, so the first order is a commitment. Given that, start with a single port rather than a batch.
ProxyWing
https://proxywing.com/
$50.00–$145.00/IP
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
32M+ IP
Date established
2023
Headquarters
United States
Pros & Cons
- Excellent price-to-quality ratio
- Users generally give positive feedback about the quality of their services
- Additional tools are available for working with and testing proxies
- New proxy provider
- Inconvenient dashboard interface
- Deposit fee is charged
Mobile proxies sold per gigabyte
6. NodeMaven
Official website: https://nodemaven.com/
NodeMaven prices mobile traffic at $5.31/GB for 2 GB, $4.69/GB at 15-20 GB, $3.98/GB at 40-60 GB, $3.75/GB at 100-150 GB and $2.75/GB at 1000 GB, with pay-as-you-go from $3.06/GB. The mobile pool spans 102 countries and city-level targeting is included. The selling point is the IP filtering layer: addresses are checked before they reach you, which is aimed squarely at people tired of burning requests on dead or already-flagged exits.
The $3.50 trial is the cheapest way in this group to see the quality before committing, and the CAPYRATE35 code in the card applies to the first order. For account work that needs mobile IPs but not a full dedicated port, pay-as-you-go at $3.06/GB is a sensible middle ground because unused traffic is not tied to a monthly cycle.
On raw price NodeMaven loses at every step. At 40-60 GB it is $3.98/GB against $2/GB at DataImpulse, and at 1000 GB $2.75 against $1.60. There is also no refund window, so the trial is your only safety net.
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies
Pool of IPs
30M+ IP
Date established
2023
Headquarters
Estonia
Pros & Cons
- High-quality proxies
- Many positive reviews
- With monthly plans, unused traffic is carried over to the next month
- Pay-as-you-go option available
- Limited payment methods
7. Relayox
Official website: https://relayox.com/
Relayox charges $4.25/GB at 2 GB, $3.80 at 15-20 GB, $3.30 at 40-60 GB, $3.00 at 100-150 GB and $2.75 from 200 GB upward. The number that matters more is the coverage: 195 countries in the mobile product, the widest mobile geography on this page, against 179 at DataImpulse and 107 at 2extract. If your target list includes places that simply do not appear in other mobile pools, this is where to look first.
The trial is $1 for 200 MB and the refund window is 168 hours, the longest here alongside DataImpulse. City-level targeting is available across the pool.
Two things to weigh. Payment is crypto only, which rules the provider out for anyone who needs a card invoice. And the company was founded in 2026, so there is no long operating history behind the network yet. The week-long refund window partly compensates for that.
Relayox
https://relayox.com/
$2.75/GB
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies
Pool of IPs
20M+ IP
Date established
2026
Headquarters
Cyprus
Pros & Cons
- 190+ countries on both rotating products
- Pool of 20M+ IP addresses
- Trial package for $1
- Money-back window of 168 hours
- New proxy provider
- Cryptocurrency is the only payment method
8. Proxidize
Official website: https://proxidize.com/
Proxidize sells mobile in one country, the United States, and inside that country it has the lowest gigabyte price here: a flat $2/GB from 40-60 GB all the way to 5000 GB. There is no volume ladder to climb, which means a 50 GB month and a 5000 GB month cost the same per unit. Dedicated and premium mobile ports are $59 per IP per month, the highest port price in this comparison.
The network runs on the company's own hardware rather than resold capacity, city-level targeting across US locations is available, and both a trial and a refund are offered. For anyone whose targets are US-only, that combination is hard to argue with: at 200 GB a month you pay $400 here, identical to DataImpulse, with US-focused infrastructure behind it.
The single-country limitation is absolute. Any job that needs a European or Asian mobile IP has to go elsewhere in this list.
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies
Pool of IPs
1M+ IP
Date established
2022
Headquarters
United States
Pros & Cons
- High-quality proxies
- Affordable mobile proxy pricing
- Ability to create your own proxies using an Android phone
- Free trial for creating your own proxies
- Available GEO: only the United States
9. DataImpulse
Official website: https://dataimpulse.com/
DataImpulse charges $2/GB from 3 GB through 700-850 GB, drops to $1.60/GB from 1000 GB, and offers pay-as-you-go from $1.60/GB. Mobile coverage is 179 countries with city-level targeting, and the refund window is 168 hours. Founded in 2023 and operating from the United States, it takes crypto, AliPay and cards.
Run a realistic month through it. At 100 GB of mobile traffic you pay $200 here, $375 at NodeMaven and $599 at Proxy-Cheap. That is a $399 monthly difference against Proxy-Cheap for the same unit of the same product type, and it grows linearly with volume. At 1000 GB the gap between $1,600 here and $2,750 at NodeMaven is over a thousand dollars a month.
The absence of a trial is the one friction point: the way in is a small paid order, backed by the week-long refund. Given the price per gigabyte, the cost of that first test is low.
DataImpulse
https://dataimpulse.com/
$1.60–$2.00/GB
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies, Datacenter Proxies
Pool of IPs
90M+ IP
Date established
2023
Headquarters
United States
Pros & Cons
- Low proxy cost
- State/City/Zip/ASN Targeting
- Pay-as-you-go (traffic does not expire)
- No free trial
10. 2extract
Official website: https://2extract.com/
2extract prices mobile traffic at a flat $4.99/GB on every volume step from 2 GB to 700-850 GB, and charges the same $4.99/GB on pay-as-you-go. The mobile pool covers 107 countries with city-level targeting, and the CAPROXY code in the card takes 15% off the first order.
Flat pricing has one real virtue: at the smallest volumes you are not punished for buying little, and pay-as-you-go at the same rate means traffic is not tied to a monthly reset. For an irregular job that pulls a few gigabytes now and then, that is simpler than committing to a subscription tier.
At any serious volume the arithmetic turns against it. 200 GB costs $998 here against $400 at DataImpulse and $550 at Relayox. There is no trial and no refund, and the company was founded in 2025, so there is no track record to lean on either. Treat it as a small-volume option.
2extract
https://2extract.com/
$4.99/GB
Proxy Type
Mobile Proxies, Residential Proxies
Pool of IPs
10M+ IP
Date established
2025
Headquarters
Singapore
Pros & Cons
- Transparent pay-as-you-go pricing
- Developer-friendly API and documentation
- Unlimited concurrent connections
- Ethically sourced residential IPs
- New provider with a limited track record
- No free trial with proxy traffic
- Small IP pool compared to market leaders
Price comparison
Rotation Mobile Proxies, $/GB
| Provider | 5-8 GB | 40-60 GB | 200 GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| NodeMaven | $5.00 | $3.98 | $3.56 |
| Relayox | $4.00 | $3.30 | $2.75 |
| Proxy-Cheap | $5.99 | $5.99 | $5.99 |
| Proxidize | - | $2.00 | $2.00 |
| DataImpulse | $2.00 | $2.00 | $2.00 |
| 2extract | $4.99 | $4.99 | $4.99 |
The cheap tier is DataImpulse and Proxidize, and the line between it and everyone else is drawn at $2/GB. At 5-8 GB the spread is small enough in absolute money to ignore, but by 200 GB the same volume costs $400 at the bottom and $1,198 at the top, a difference of nearly $800 a month. Providers with flat rates look competitive only at the smallest steps; the ones with a ladder, NodeMaven and Relayox, close part of the gap as volume grows but never reach the $2 floor.
Dedicated and unlimited mobile proxies, $/IP per month
| Provider | 1 IP | 10 IPs |
|---|---|---|
| Proxy Seller | $49 | $49 |
| CyberYozh | $50 | $50 |
| Proxy-Cheap | $26.91 | $26.91 |
| Geonix | $45 | $45 |
| ProxyWing | $50 | $50 |
| Proxidize | $59 | $59 |
Not one provider in this group discounts for quantity: the tenth port costs exactly what the first one did. That removes volume from the decision entirely and leaves three things to compare: which countries the port can be placed in, how short the minimum rental term is, and how high the upper end of the range climbs for premium locations. Proxy-Cheap is both the cheapest entry and the widest in geography among ports; Proxidize is the most expensive per port and sells only US.
Put the two tables together and the switching point is clear. One port at $45-59 buys the equivalent of 22-29 GB at the $2/GB floor, 12-14 GB at NodeMaven's mid-volume rate, or 9-12 GB at Proxy-Cheap's flat rate. Under roughly 10 GB per identity per month, traffic is cheaper no matter whose traffic it is. Over 25-30 GB per identity, the port wins on money and gives you a stable IP as well. Between those two figures the choice is made by whether the job needs the same address every day. If you have decided the job needs a pool rather than a port, the rotating mobile proxies section goes deeper into rotation settings and session control.
How to choose
- Check the mobile country list, not the catalog total. Proxidize sells mobile in the United States only; Geonix covers 14 countries in mobile and ProxyWing 15, while their overall catalogs look far broader.
- Pick the billing unit before the provider. Ports at $26.91-59 per IP per month and traffic at $2-5.99/GB answer different questions, and the crossover sits around 20-30 GB per identity per month.
- Look at the minimum rental term for ports. CyberYozh lists $1.7 per day, which is the option to remember when a mobile IP is needed for a single day rather than a month.
- Weigh the refund window. Proxy Seller and Geonix give 24 hours, DataImpulse and Relayox 168 hours, and ProxyWing, NodeMaven and 2extract give none at all.
- Use a trial where one exists. Proxy Seller and Geonix charge $1.99, NodeMaven $3.50, Relayox $1 for 200 MB, and Proxidize offers one; CyberYozh, DataImpulse, ProxyWing and 2extract do not.
- Confirm the payment method up front. Relayox accepts crypto only, 2extract takes AliPay and cards, and Proxy-Cheap supports eight methods including several Asian wallets.
Ask about the shelf life of prepaid traffic before you pay: whether an unused gigabyte survives into the next month changes the real cost of a subscription plan considerably.
Verdict
For US traffic by the gigabyte, take Proxidize: $2/GB flat on its own hardware, with city targeting inside the one country it serves. For global traffic at the lowest price, take DataImpulse at $2/GB and $1.60/GB above 1000 GB across 179 countries. If your target country is exotic, Relayox is the only mobile pool here that reaches 195 countries, and the 168-hour refund covers the risk of a provider founded in 2026. For the cheapest dedicated port, Geonix at $45 per IP; for the cheapest port overall and for running both models in one account, Proxy-Cheap at $26.91 per IP alongside $5.99/GB rotation. If IP quality matters more than the per-gigabyte figure and you want to verify it before committing, NodeMaven's $3.50 trial is the way to find out. And if the accounts you are protecting are the whole point of the purchase, the multi-accounting section covers which of these providers hold up under that specific load.
FAQ
- What makes mobile proxies different from other proxy types?
- A mobile proxy sends your traffic through an IP address assigned by a cellular carrier. Because many real subscribers share those addresses, sites block them far more reluctantly than server addresses. The trade-off is price: mobile traffic here runs $2-5.99/GB, and a dedicated mobile port $26.91-59 per month.
- How much does a gigabyte of mobile traffic cost in 2025?
- Between $2 and $5.99 per GB among the providers on this page. DataImpulse and Proxidize sit at the $2 floor, Relayox starts at $4.25/GB and falls to $2.75 from 200 GB, NodeMaven starts at $5.31/GB and falls to $2.75 at 1000 GB, 2extract charges a flat $4.99/GB and Proxy-Cheap a flat $5.99/GB.
- Should I buy a port or pay for traffic?
- Compare your monthly volume per identity against the port price. A $45 port equals 22 GB at $2/GB or about 9 GB at $5.99/GB. Under roughly 10 GB per identity, traffic is cheaper; over 25-30 GB, the port is cheaper and keeps the same IP.
- Are there free mobile proxies?
- No. Free proxy lists are datacenter addresses, not carrier ones, because carrier IPs cost the provider real money in SIMs and hardware. The closest thing to free here is a paid trial: $1 for 200 MB at Relayox, $1.99 at Proxy Seller and Geonix, $3.50 at NodeMaven.
- Can I rent a mobile proxy for a single day?
- CyberYozh lists a daily rate of $1.7 in its price list, so a one-day rental does not force a 30-day purchase. Most other providers here price ports per month.
- Does unused traffic expire?
- It depends on the plan. Pay-as-you-go balances are usually not tied to a monthly reset, and NodeMaven ($3.06/GB), DataImpulse ($1.60/GB) and 2extract ($4.99/GB) all offer it for mobile. Confirm the exact shelf life with the provider before paying for a large subscription package.
- Which providers give a refund?
- DataImpulse and Relayox offer a 168-hour window, Proxy Seller and Geonix 24 hours, and Proxidize offers a money-back guarantee. ProxyWing, NodeMaven and 2extract do not offer one.
- Which provider has the widest mobile country coverage?
- Relayox, with 195 countries in its mobile pool, followed by DataImpulse at 179, 2extract at 107, Proxy-Cheap at 106 in rotation and NodeMaven at 102. Among port sellers the widest is Proxy-Cheap with 37 countries.
