Cheap 4G proxies — $4 gets you 200GB, and how to compare mobile proxy prices properly before you buy
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Comparing mobile proxy prices is easy to get wrong: some charge per GB, some per day, some per IP, and the lowest number on a price list isn't necessarily the cheapest once you actually use it. At 65Proxy it's simple: you only pick the number of days, and every plan comes with 200GB — the shortest plan is just $4. This guide explains how to read the different kinds of price list, how far 200GB really goes, and which plan costs you least.
Three ways proxies are priced
| Pricing model | You pay for | Risk |
|---|---|---|
| Per GB | Data used | Hard to predict; browsers and images burn GB fast |
| Per IP per month | A number of IPs, usually static | No new IP when you're limited; 4G IPs are rarely sold this way |
| Per period, with a GB allowance | Days of use | Check the allowance is enough |
Residential proxies are usually priced per GB, so the cost grows with every page you load. 4G proxies are usually priced by time, because there's a device running constantly behind them. When comparing, convert to the same unit: how many days you'll use it, and how many GB in those days.
How much is 200GB, really?
A few rough estimates to picture it (they vary by site and usage):
- Opening an ordinary web page: a few MB, images and scripts included.
- An hour of social media with little video: tens to a few hundred MB.
- Fetching HTML for scraping, no images: a few hundred KB a page — 200GB is hundreds of thousands of pages.
- Watching HD video: around a few GB an hour — the fastest way to eat data.
To use all 200GB in one day, the proxy would have to run at roughly 18–19 Mbps non-stop for 24 hours. For most work — managing accounts, checking ads, scraping at a sensible pace — 200GB is a ceiling you'll almost never reach; what you're really paying for is days of use.
The per-day price of each plan
Current prices: 1 day $4, 7 days $13, 1 month $40. All three come with 200GB.
- The shortest plan ($4) — for trying it out, or a job you only need for one day.
- Longer plans — the per-day price falls; the 1 month plan works out at about $1.33 a day.
If you know you'll need a proxy for several days, a longer plan is always cheaper than several short ones back to back.
Which plan costs least
| You're… | Choose |
|---|---|
| Trying a proxy for the first time, testing it on your site | The shortest plan |
| Running a campaign or a scraping job over a few days | The weekly plan |
| Managing accounts, a shop, everyday work | The monthly plan |
The safest way to buy: start with the shortest plan, run the steps in how to tell a real 4G proxy from a fake, then buy longer.
Cheap, but it has to be real 4G
A low price only means something if you get what you paid for. Signs to watch for in "cheap 4G proxies":
- The IP is really a server IP — check the IP's
orgfield as shown in how to tell a real 4G proxy from a fake. - One proxy split between several customers — someone else rotates your IP mid-session, and speed is split two or three ways. See dedicated 4G proxies.
- "Unlimited" with throttling once you pass some level of use.
- Promises of "100% clean, never blocked" — nobody can keep them, see clean proxies and blacklists.
What you get with a 65Proxy plan
- Real Singapore mobile-carrier IPs, going out over the 4G network.
- A proxy that's yours alone, not shared with other customers — the username, password, rotation link and 200GB of bandwidth are yours.
- On-demand rotation by link or API, at most once every 5 minutes; each rotation is a fresh IP assigned by the carrier.
- HTTP and SOCKS5, for antidetect browsers, tools and code.
- Automatic delivery once the order is paid.
Referring friends also earns you 10% of every order they buy, credited to your balance to buy more proxies — see the referral program. See pricing.
Frequently asked questions
Does the 1-day plan really include 200GB?
Yes, every plan has 200GB, including the shortest. In practice very few jobs use 200GB in a day, so running out is almost never a concern.
What if I use up 200GB early?
200GB is the plan's allowance. If your work genuinely uses a lot of data (lots of video, say), message us on Telegram before buying and we'll suggest the right plan.
Why are 4G proxies pricier than datacenter proxies?
Because behind every 4G proxy are a real device, SIM and mobile data, rather than one server with thousands of IPs. In return, mobile IPs are trusted far more by sites — compared in 4G vs residential vs datacenter proxies.