Singapore Mobile Proxy sells dedicated 4G/5G mobile proxy ports, each on one modem with a physical Singapore carrier SIM, billed per port with a monthly bandwidth allowance. Plans start at $40/month for 200 GB, with 1-day and 7-day options and a 24-hour free trial. The operator publishes no company name, address or legal terms.
Pricing details
- One dedicated modem port per plan; checkout lists 200 GB $40, 500 GB $50 and 1 TB $85 per month
- 1-day price is 10% of monthly ($4 / $5 / $8.50); 7-day is one third ($13.33 / $16.67 / $28.33)
- 3 months 5% off ($114 / $142.50 / $242.25); product pages also cite 6 months 10% off and 12 months 17% off
- Product pages also list 3 ports for $99/month, 10 ports for $299/month and carrier-choice ports from $60/month; these are not on the plans page or at checkout
- Cancelling returns pro-rated account credit (the lower of time-based and data-based) rather than cash; unused data rolls over up to 3 months (homepage)
- Card via Stripe or crypto (BTC, USDT) at the same price at checkout; the main, SingTel and StarHub pages claim 5% off for crypto
Trial & refunds
24-hour trial on a dedicated port with 10 GB and no card. Sign-up asks for name, email, phone (confirmed by SMS code) and Telegram username; one trial per email, disposable emails are blocked, and the port pauses after 24 hours.
Prices as advertised on Singapore Mobile Proxy's website, checked September 27, 2026. They change often — confirm before buying.
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