What is the cheapest mobile proxy?

The cheapest exact mobile checkout depends on traffic quantity. Among conflict-free public tiers observed on July 25, 2026, ProxyRack was lowest at 1 GB for $1.10 and at 50 GB for $50, while ProxyScrape’s 30-day tier was lowest at 10 GB for $28.50 and at 100 GB for $220. ProxyRack mobile pricing source, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:03:55Z | ProxyScrape mobile pricing source, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:33:08.221Z

There is no single cheapest mobile proxy without a purchase quantity and billing model. Mobile access is sold by traffic, device, port, concurrency and access duration. A 1 GB rotating pool and a private device for one month are both mobile products, but they do not provide a common unit that supports an honest price ranking.

This answer uses the narrowest reproducible comparison: exact traffic tiers for mobile-only plans with a published checkout and no recorded source conflict. It does not apply a large tier’s advertised rate to a smaller order, and it does not treat a quote-only row as free.

Lowest exact checkouts at six traffic quantities

The qualifying-row counts and winners are computed from the complete observed price table. The cohort changes at every quantity because only exact tiers are admitted. A plan with a 25 GB checkout is not assumed to sell 10 GB, and a plan with a 100 GB rate is not back-calculated into a 50 GB receipt.

The winner changes with the size of the order

ProxyRack’s pay-as-you-go row publishes an exact 1 GB checkout of $1.10. Its traffic expiry is not published, so that row cannot be described as non-expiring. The same provider publishes a separate monthly ladder where 50 GB costs $50. These are two recorded products, not one rate stretched across every quantity. ProxyRack mobile pricing source, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:03:55Z

ProxyScrape publishes a 30-day mobile ladder with exact checkouts of $14.25 for 5 GB, $28.50 for 10 GB and $220 for 100 GB. The row explicitly says the traffic expires after 30 days and does not roll over. Applicable tax is added at checkout. Those terms are part of the price result because unused traffic cannot silently be carried into another period. ProxyScrape mobile pricing source, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:33:08.221Z | ProxyScrape purchase terms, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:33:08.221Z

DataImpulse’s standard mobile row publishes 25 GB for $50 and states that traffic never expires. It also records rollover. That checkout is larger than the smallest ProxyRack receipt, but the purchased traffic has a different lifetime. DataImpulse mobile pricing source, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:33:08.221Z

Exact checkout is stricter than advertised rate

At 50 GB, the three qualifying observations run from $50 to $300. The lower endpoint is ProxyRack’s monthly row and the upper endpoint is Froxy’s exact 50 GB mobile tier. Dividing by traffic produces $1 per GB and $6 per GB, but those unit figures do not change the amount charged at checkout. ProxyRack mobile pricing source, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:03:55Z | Froxy mobile pricing source, retrieved 2026-07-25T17:34:28Z

A headline rate from a larger order can be lower while its checkout is higher. The buyer answer should therefore rank the smallest exact tier that satisfies the measured requirement, then preserve expiry and commitment beside it.

Device and port plans stay in separate panels

The dataset contains 136 mobile rows. Of those, 36 use unlimited-bandwidth pricing, 33 use monthly traffic packages, 20 are quote-only, 14 use per-GB tiers, 12 are sold per IP, 8 use pay-as-you-go traffic, 8 use concurrency pricing and 5 are configurable. The counts come from the complete observed price table.

That mix is why a broad sort by checkout would mislead. A one-day device, a monthly port and 1 GB of rotating traffic provide different capacity. A device plan with unrestricted transfer cannot be converted to cost per GB without measured usage. A port plan cannot be converted to a traffic allowance unless that allowance is published.

Unknown capacity also remains unknown. ProxyRack does not publish a concurrency value for the exact traffic rows used above. ProxyScrape explicitly publishes unrestricted concurrent sessions for its 30-day tier. Those states are not interchangeable. ProxyRack mobile pricing source, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:03:55Z | ProxyScrape mobile product terms, retrieved 2026-07-25T16:33:08.221Z

The practical buyer answer

For a traffic-priced mobile pool, start with measured GB and choose the exact checkpoint that covers it. In this observation, ProxyRack has the lowest 1 GB and 50 GB checkouts, ProxyScrape has the lowest 5 GB, 10 GB and 100 GB checkouts, and DataImpulse has the lowest exact 25 GB checkout.

Then compare traffic lifetime, rollover, targeting, rotation, tax and concurrency. If the workload requires a private device or a fixed port, remove traffic-only products from the candidate set and compare that allocation model separately. Recheck the linked source before paying because these figures describe the market observed on July 25, 2026.