ProxyMobile.fr against 4G Proxy, HexaProxy, FRProxy and IPRoyal

Providers side by side

Public entry prices recorded in October 2026 from the public pages of the providers listed, in the currency each one bills in. They may have moved since; check their sites before deciding.

What the entry tier often hides

A price table reads badly when the units differ. With most resellers the "entry tier" is a narrow package: throughput capped at 10 Mbit/s, a small volume, a fixed rotation interval, sometimes a three-month commitment. An honest comparison therefore rests on three criteria, not one.

1. Is throughput capped?

This is the most discriminating point. A proxy capped at 10 Mbit/s makes your collection five times slower than a free line. We apply no cap: you share the real bandwidth of the mobile line, and our interest is in you consuming your gigabytes, not in waiting.

2. Is billing in euros?

Many vendors bill in dollars. For a European business that means conversion fees, an exchange rate applied by the bank and VAT that is sometimes impossible to recover cleanly. We bill in euros through Stripe, with a compliant invoice.

3. Does support speak your language?

A production incident at 9 a.m. is badly served by approximate English and a 48-hour queue. Support is run from France and answers in English and French, with a two-hour response target on business days.

Our three arguments, and their limits

The limit has to be stated: we are a small operation. The 5G pool is still partial, the number of dedicated lines is finite (14 today, 50 at full scale), and we do not have the depth of an international player for multi-terabyte volumes. If you need 500 lines across fifteen countries, we are not the right supplier, and we would rather tell you than sell you something unsuitable.

• No throttling. We do not sell megabits per second, we sell gigabytes. That works because we own the lines and the real variable cost is the mobile plan, not the bandwidth.
• Billing in euros. No currency fees, clear invoicing and a readable document for your accountant.
• Support in English and French. A small team, based in Lyon, that knows the infrastructure it operates.

What you should test before buying, from anyone

That is exactly what our cheap 24-hour trial is for. Compare, measure, then decide, including if the answer is not us.

1. The egress address seen by a third-party service, and where it geolocates.
2. The success rate on your real targets, not on a demo page.
3. Average latency across 100 chained requests.
4. Rotation stability: does the IP really change at the advertised interval?
5. Support response time, measured before you buy.