Illusory rents dedicated, single-tenant 5G mobile proxies on US carrier networks (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile) in a few US cities. Billing is by the hour, day, week or month, and an API handles deployment and IP changes. The site footer names Illusory LLC; its terms give a Cheyenne, Wyoming mailbox address and Wyoming law. A per-GB residential product entered private beta in June 2026.
Pricing details
- Standard plan: $1/hour, $14/day, $80/week or $200/month per dedicated mobile proxy (pricing-page period toggle); the monthly calculator also shows $200 per proxy
- Standard includes unlimited API requests, location/ISP swaps, HTTP/SOCKS5, TCP/UDP and IPv4/IPv6; the plan card says IP change every 1 minute, the comparison table says 15-second frequency
- Bulk-order discounts apply per proxy (calculator); no fixed discount schedule is published
- Enterprise (uptime SLAs, 24x7 support, private Slack) and Virgin (private IP ranges, chosen city/state/ISP) plans are custom-priced; bypassing stock limits requires a minimum commitment
- Member discount for users of partner forums (no rate published)
- Residential proxies (private beta since 24 Jun 2026) are billed per GB with no public price
Trial & refunds
Illusory's FAQ says it offers hourly plans suitable for testing rather than a free trial. The FAQ and terms say all payments are non-refundable, with no exceptions.
Prices as advertised on Illusory's website, checked September 26, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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