Premium Mobile Proxies: One Private Carrier Line, Maintained Like an Asset
Premium mobile proxies should be defined by what the word buys, not by the price on the tag. At EliteProx it buys a line that is provisioned, monitored and maintained as a private asset: one USB modem, cellular router or Android handset carrying its own AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon SIM in a US metro of your choosing, reserved for one client at a time, on 5G where throughput matters and 4G LTE where it does not. It buys unlimited data, unlimited rotation and a support desk staffed around the clock by specialists rather than scripts. What follows is a precise account of that standard: the hardware, the networks, the speeds, the control you hold over rotation and sessions, the terms from $6 a day to $85 a month, and the questions clients raise before they engage us.
Terms for a private line
Every row carries the full EliteProx standard. You are choosing the length of the engagement and the radio, nothing less and nothing more.
| Plan | 4G LTE | 5G | Includes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hourly | $2 for the first 2 hours, then $2/hour | $3 for the first 2 hours, then $3/hour | Up to 4 hours in a single purchase, never renewed automatically; a full day kept counts the hours already paid |
| 1 day | $6 | $8 | Unlimited data, unlimited rotation, HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 |
| 7 days | $32 | $37 | Same line and address history all week |
| 30 days | $75 | $85 | Lowest price per day; auto-renew optional |
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What premium means on this rack
The word is overused, so we will be specific. A premium line is one that was never shared. The SIM was activated for a single modem, the modem is reserved for a single client, and when that client's term ends the line is rested and checked before it is offered again. There is no pool, no rotation through strangers' handsets and no address whose recent history you cannot account for. The reputation you inherit is the carrier's, undiluted by whoever rented the device last week.
It is also a line somebody is watching. Every device on our racks reports its signal, its throughput and its carrier session, and a line that drifts is attended to before you notice. That is what we mean by maintained like an asset: the same care a business gives to equipment it owns, applied to equipment you are renting for a day, a week or a month.
Finally, premium means the people. Our support desk is staffed by specialists who understand carriers, modems and the platforms you work on, available 24 hours a day, every day. You will not be asked to open a ticket and wait for a shift to begin.
Hardware you choose, not hardware you are assigned
Three forms of hardware carry our SIMs, and the choice is yours at checkout rather than a matter of what happens to be free. The dedicated USB modem is the workhorse: compact, fast to rotate, and the right instrument for scraping, verification and most account work. The dedicated 4G/5G router carries the same class of SIM with router-grade stability for lines that must stay up for weeks without a restart. The dedicated Android phone is a genuine handset on a carrier plan, for targets that examine the device as closely as the address.
Whichever you select, the principle is the same: one device, one SIM, one client. Nobody else is routed through your hardware for the length of your term, and the device sits physically in the metro named on your plan with a SIM on the carrier you chose.
Three carriers and eight metros, with one owner per SIM
We operate on AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, the three national networks, and you select the carrier at checkout from what is racked in your metro. The metros are New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, Boston and North Carolina. Each has its own page, linked below, describing the carriers present and how the addresses geolocate, because a line is only as useful as the city it appears to be in.
Should your requirements move, the line moves with them. A self-service transfer between metros is free from the dashboard and completes in a couple of minutes, after which the address belongs to the new city. Many clients hold a line in two coastal metros and a third in the centre of the country and shift work between them as campaigns demand.
5G where it counts, 4G LTE where it suffices
Our 5G lines sustain 50 Mbps and beyond, and that is the tier most clients choose for production work: parallel sessions, media-heavy targets and anything where the line must never be the bottleneck. At $8 a day, $37 a week or $85 for 30 days, it is the recommended default for a premium engagement.
4G LTE at a steady 20 to 45 Mbps remains entirely adequate for browsing, account management and measured scraping, and it costs $6 a day, $32 a week or $75 for 30 days. The two dollars between the tiers on a daily plan buy headroom rather than a different standard of service; everything else, from the hardware choice to the support desk, is identical.
Clients who are unsure begin with an hourly 5G line at $3 for the first two hours and let their own tooling report the throughput. Moving between tiers on the next order carries no penalty.
Rotation and sessions under your control
A premium line does nothing you did not ask it to. Rotation is unlimited and can be triggered four ways: from the dashboard, from a private rotation link, through the API, or on a timer of your choosing. Each rotation draws a fresh address from the same carrier in the same metro, so your geography never shifts underneath a campaign.
Left untouched, the line is a sticky session that holds its address for as long as the carrier maintains the lease, typically hours and frequently longer. That is the mode for operating portfolios of accounts that must look, and behave, like real handsets. The choice between steady and rotating is yours per job, and there is no quota on either.
Support staffed by specialists, around the clock
Clients ask what support response actually looks like, and the honest answer is that it looks like a person. The desk is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, by people who can read a modem's signal report, know the difference between a carrier lease expiring and a target blocking a session, and can advise on which metro or carrier suits a specific platform. Write to us and a specialist responds promptly, whatever the hour.
This matters more on a premium line than anywhere else, because the clients who buy one are usually running work that cannot afford a block. Setup guidance, carrier recommendations, a second opinion on an antidetect profile: all of it is part of the service, not an upsell.
Terms and pricing, stated plainly
The hourly term exists for evaluation: $2 for the first two hours on 4G LTE and $2 for each additional hour, $3 and $3 on 5G, up to four hours in a single purchase. It never renews on its own, and if you retain the line for the full day the hours already paid are deducted from the daily price.
The daily term is $6 on 4G and $8 on 5G. The weekly term is $32 and $37. The 30-day term is $75 and $85, and it is where the cost per day is lowest and auto-renew can be enabled so a long engagement never lapses. There are no fees for activation, metro transfers, rotation or protocol access, and no surcharge for any carrier or city. Payment is accepted by card, PayPal, crypto, Zelle or wire.
Where a private line earns its keep
Our clients tend to share one trait: the cost of a block is far higher than the cost of the line. That shapes what they run on EliteProx hardware.
- Account registration and long-term management on a steady, high-trust carrier address that nobody else has touched
- Continuous data collection on 5G with rotation between batches and no meter on volume
- SEO and competitive monitoring that must reflect what a real US handset sees in a specific metro
- Ad verification and brand protection carried out from the consumer's vantage point
- Mobile application and game testing over a genuine carrier route with UDP available
Engagement, activation and the first 24 hours
Open an account at the dashboard, add funds, and select the term, the radio, the metro, the carrier and the hardware. Provisioning is automatic: the moment payment clears, the host, port and credentials appear and the line is yours. Authenticate by username and password or by whitelisting your own address, and switch between the two from the dashboard at any time.
A first order is covered by a 24-hour guarantee. If the line does not perform for your target in that window, our desk will correct it or refund it. We would rather earn the second order than defend the first.
Premium mobile proxies: questions clients raise
What does premium actually buy at EliteProx?
A line that was never shared: one SIM in one device for one client, rested and checked between terms, monitored while it is yours. Add unlimited data, unlimited rotation, your choice of modem, router or handset, and a support desk staffed by specialists around the clock.
How quickly does support respond?
The desk is staffed 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, and a specialist responds promptly to every message, whatever the hour. There is no queue tier to buy; every client receives the same attention.
Which hardware can I have?
A dedicated USB modem, a dedicated 4G/5G router or a dedicated Android phone, each with its own AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon SIM. You pick at checkout. Modems suit most work, routers suit lines that must run for weeks, and phones suit targets that inspect the device itself.
Should I take 5G or 4G LTE?
5G at 50 Mbps and beyond is the default for production workloads and costs $8 a day. 4G LTE at 20 to 45 Mbps is sufficient for browsing and account management at $6 a day. Hardware choice, support and features are identical on both.
How is rotation controlled?
From the dashboard, a private rotation link, the API or a timer, as often as you like and never otherwise. Untouched, the line holds its address as a sticky session for as long as the carrier keeps the lease. New addresses always come from the same carrier and metro.
What are the terms and prices?
Hourly from $2 on 4G or $3 on 5G for the first two hours, then the same per hour up to four hours, never auto-renewing. Daily $6 or $8, weekly $32 or $37, 30 days $75 or $85. No activation, transfer or rotation fees.
Can I move a line to another city?
Yes, from the dashboard, free, in a couple of minutes. The available metros are New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, Boston and North Carolina, and the new address belongs to the new city.
Is there a guarantee?
A first order carries a 24-hour guarantee: if the line does not perform for your target, we correct it or refund it. We take payment by card, PayPal, crypto, Zelle or bank wire.