DSL Rentals (RDSL) rents remote servers on US DSL, cable and 4G lines and on Canadian and Australian mobile lines, with remote-desktop or proxy access. Its Proxy Panel key gives one connection to any free line in its pool, plus listed datacenter proxies, with on-demand or timed IP changes. Its apps are published by Worldintercom, Inc. of Brooklyn, New York.
Pricing details
- Proxy Panel key (one connection to any listed line or datacenter proxy, unlimited IP changes): $3.45 for a 1-hour test, $14.99/day, $49.99/week, $149.99/month; the WordPress store still shows the key at $59.99, but its product link redirects to the panel
- Dedicated US line (4G or DSL, remote-desktop or proxy access): $10 1-day trial, $55/week, $110/two weeks, $200/month
- Dedicated Canada (Ottawa; Rogers, Wind) or Australia (Sydney; Telstra, Optus, Vodafone) 4G line: $10 1-day trial; list $65/week, $125/two weeks, $240/month, on sale at $55, $100 and $180
- Homepage plan cards read 'starting at $55/week', '$110/bi-weekly' and '$200/mo'; other homepage blocks say $65/week and $250/month; bulk discounts on request
- Panel keys are billed through PayPal; the FAQ also lists bank wire, Western Union and MoneyGram
- The terms cap monthly data (250 GB per remote DSL account; 4-50 GB on 3G/4G plans) despite 'unlimited bandwidth' marketing
Trial & refunds
The panel sells a 1-hour test key for $3.45 and the store a 1-day dedicated-line trial for $10; the homepage starter card offers a '1-hour trial'. The FAQ still promises 2-hour free trials, and the terms say paid trial fees are credited toward an order or refunded. Service pages advertise a 24-hour money-back guarantee, but the terms say no refunds are given (only store credit) and that issues fixed within 24 hours are not compensated.
Prices as advertised on DSL Rentals's website, checked September 27, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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