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iProxy.online lets users create mobile proxies using Android devices. Each physical phone running the iProxy agent counts as one device. Creating 4G proxies requires an Android device with a mobile network connection and SIM card. The trial terms differ by page: the homepage describes a general trial, while the pricing page gives separate conditions for Pro and Basic.
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What the Basic and Pro plans list
The provider lists these plan details on its homepage and pricing page, checked on 2026-10-30.
- Basic: $9 per device for 30 days; the homepage lists speeds up to 30 Mbit/s.
- Pro: $12.5 per device for 30 days. The homepage lists HTTP, SOCKS5, and SOCKS5 UDP proxy protocols.
Why each phone counts as a device
Each physical phone running the iProxy agent counts as one device, and its subscription is assigned on that basis. To create one proxy for sale, the provider says buyers need an Android phone, a SIM card with fast mobile internet, and an iProxy subscription.
Basic and Pro can be combined on one account, so a buyer does not have to assign the same plan to every phone. The provider also limits the number of proxy accesses associated with a device.
This makes hardware part of the capacity calculation: each additional phone running the agent is another billable device under the provider’s stated model. Before estimating costs, count the phones intended for use and choose a plan for each one.
How protocols and VPN configurations differ
The provider lists HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies for both plans, with SOCKS5 UDP support. Its homepage also names HTTP, SOCKS5, and SOCKS5 UDP among the supported protocols.
Pro adds OpenVPN and WireGuard configurations; the provider specifies 20 per connection. The stated configuration count is separate from the proxy access limit tied to a device.
For management, the pricing page lists a REST API and a Telegram bot.
A buyer comparing connection methods should check which protocol matches their intended client and whether the documented configuration options cover the planned setup. This is a compatibility question to resolve before assigning phones to a plan.
What Basic, Pro, and Enterprise cost
The homepage and pricing page list the same per-device prices for Basic and Pro, billed for 30 days.
- Pro: $12.5 per device for 30 days, according to the homepage and pricing page, checked 2026-10-30.
The pricing page says annual billing reduces the Basic and Pro price by 20%; it does not give the resulting amounts. The homepage separately states that Pro volume discounts go up to 25%. Enterprise pricing is custom for fleets of 1000 or more devices, according to the pricing page.
The homepage describes a 2-day trial period, while the pricing page says Basic has no free trial and is paid from the first day.
- Homepage — 2-day trial period — checked 2026-10-30.
- Pricing page — Pro starts with a 48-hour free trial without requiring a credit card — checked 2026-10-30.
- Pricing page — Basic is paid from the first day and has no free trial — checked 2026-10-30.
The provider lists card payments, digital wallets, and alternative payment options, while noting that 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.
What to check before relying on the setup
Ask the provider which integrations are supported and whether they match the tools already used in your workflow. Clarify the setup prerequisites for each phone and connection, including what needs to be configured before a proxy is usable.
Request documentation for connection setup and compatibility, then check that it covers the clients and operating environment you plan to use. Ask how the provider handles changes to those requirements and where updated instructions are maintained.
These questions matter before choosing a plan because the documented offer depends on phones, SIM cards, and mobile connectivity. Get operational answers in writing before committing hardware or subscriptions.
Which listed tools cover proxy access
The provider documents several connection and management options, though these are descriptions from its own pages rather than independent verification.
- HTTP and SOCKS5 are listed for both plans, with SOCKS5 UDP support.
- Pro includes OpenVPN and WireGuard configurations, with 20 per connection.
- The pricing page lists a REST API and Telegram management bot.
- The trust-and-legal page provides a Privacy Policy covering personal information and privacy rights.
- It also provides a Data Processor Privacy Policy about handling data on users’ behalf.
The documents give buyers material to review for privacy and data-processing terms; the pages’ existence does not establish how a particular setup handles data.
Where device and plan conditions narrow use
The documented constraints center on phone-based capacity and the conditions attached to each plan. The provider requires an Android device, mobile network connection, and SIM card to create a 4G proxy.
- The pricing page says each physical phone running the iProxy agent counts as one device.
- The homepage says users can create up to 15 proxy accesses for one device.
- The pricing page says Basic is paid from the first day and has no free trial.
- The pricing page says Basic includes speeds up to 30 Mbit/s.
- The pricing page says payment methods, payment-system fees, minimum top-ups, and VAT depend on the customer's country.
Several operational details are listed under What we could not confirm.
Who can work with phone-based proxies
This setup fits buyers who can provide Android phones, SIM cards, and mobile connectivity for the proxies they intend to create. The per-device subscription model also suits buyers able to assign Basic or Pro separately across phones.
It is a weaker fit for someone who needs to try Basic before paying, since the provider says Basic is paid from the first day and has no free trial. Buyers considering Enterprise should note that its custom pricing applies to fleets of 1000 or more devices.
Which proxy terms to compare elsewhere
When comparing proxy services, check proxy type, locations, billing basis, rotation and session options, protocols, traffic limits, trial terms, API access, and support. Ask how each provider defines a billable unit and what the quoted plan includes before comparing costs.
What we could not confirm
- Integrations: supported external tools and setup prerequisites
- Locations: countries and coverage details
- Rotation and sessions: available controls and session behavior
- Authentication: supported methods and access controls
- Traffic and concurrency: operating limits
- Refunds: applicable conditions
Questions about trials, devices, and access
Does Basic include a trial?
No. The pricing page says Basic costs $9 per device for 30 days.
What condition applies to the Pro trial?
The pricing page states that Pro starts with a 48-hour free trial without requiring a credit card. This is the specific eligibility and payment condition described for Pro on that page; it does not change the separate no-trial condition listed for Basic.
How does iProxy count a device, and can plans be mixed?
A device is each physical phone running the iProxy agent, and plans are assigned per device. The pricing page says Basic and Pro can be mixed on one account, allowing different phones on that account to use different plans.
How many proxy accesses can one device have?
The provider says users can create up to 15 proxy accesses for one device. This is an access cap associated with the device, not a statement about the number of phones an account may use.
What do Pro’s VPN configurations include?
Pro includes OpenVPN and WireGuard configurations, with 20 per connection, according to the provider.
Which legal documents and company details are named?
The trust-and-legal page provides Terms of Service and specialized terms for participants in its verified seller program. The vendor identifies the company as iProxy Online Solutions LLC in the USA, and says it appointed an EU representative under Article 27 of GDPR.
Proceed if the phone requirement fits
Fits if… you can supply Android phones, SIM cards, and mobile connectivity, and the per-device subscription structure suits your setup.
Probably not if… trying Basic before payment is essential, since the pricing page says Basic has no free trial.
Main risk… committing to phone-based capacity before resolving operational requirements, while payment methods and related charges depend on the customer’s country.
- The Basic plan costs $9 per device for 30 days, according to the pricing page.
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Notes on the making of this review
Editorial team of Profile Workshop. Profile Workshop compiled this page from the public sources above as they stood on 2026-10-30. We did not test the service ourselves. We revise the text whenever those sources are updated.
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