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    For resellers and proxy owners

    Mobile proxies for reselling

    You can only sell what you fully control. In Mobihub the proxies run on your own phones and SIM cards, and the dashboard gives you a seller's toolkit: a separate connection for every buyer, limits, statistics and a journal. Mobihub's own marketplace is in development, and proxies on the Professional plan can later be listed there.

    up to 30
    connections with separate logins
    3 limits
    traffic, speed, thread count
    1 year
    of connection logs
    −12%
    discount from ten devices
    Diagram: a phone with a SIM card shares access between three buyers, each with a limit card, next to a marketplace storefront

    What a seller needs besides the proxy itself

    You hand the buyer a host, a port, a login and a password. Everything else stays your concern: that one customer does not drain the SIM's entire data allowance, that access closes on the day the rent ends, and that you can show who used the address at a given hour.

    That is why reselling rests on connections. On the Professional plan one proxy can hold several connections with different credentials, and each gets its own traffic, speed and concurrent thread limits. When a rent ends, you disable one connection and leave the other customers alone.

    For now sellers find buyers themselves: in niche chats, on forums and through people they know. Mobihub is building its own marketplace with a catalogue by country and carrier, a shared account and balance. Once it opens, proxies on the Professional plan can be listed there without moving to another service. Proxies on the Beginner plan are not eligible for the marketplace.

    The Mobihub marketplace page
    Pricing

    Ten devices for a quarter

    The widget opens on Professional with ten devices and a 90-day period. From ten proxies the volume discount is 12%, and quarterly payment takes another 8% off. Your unit cost is shown in the per device per month line, which makes a handy base for the price you charge.

    Tariff plan
    Number of devices10
    Connect 10 more device(s) — and the price per device drops by 16%.
    The more devices and the longer the subscription, the cheaper a single device becomes.
    Payment period
    What's included
    HTTP, SOCKS5 and UDPIP change by linkLogin and IP authorizationAllowed address listTraffic and thread limitsAPI access
    Total
    $170.02
    for 90 days · 10 devices
    Price per day$1.89
    Per device / month$6.16
    Volume discount−12%
    90 days−8%
    Pay from 1 day, no auto-renewal
    How-to

    How to organise selling access

    The order is the same for five customers and for fifty.

    Three connection limit gauges (traffic, speed and thread count) and three buyers with their usage
    1. Create proxies on Professional

      Per-connection limits exist on the higher plan only, and only such proxies can be listed on the Mobihub marketplace. Turn on Unique IP so a buyer never gets the previous address back after a rotation.

    2. Open a connection per buyer

      Every customer gets a separate login and password. If the customer works from a server, add its address to the allowed IP list, and a leaked password becomes useless.

    3. Set limits to match the customer's package

      Cap traffic, speed and thread count. You sell a clear package and protect your SIM's mobile data from overuse.

    4. Hand over the details and the IP change link

      A buyer needs the host, port, credentials and the rotation link. Decide upfront whether they rotate the IP themselves or the address changes on a timer at your interval.

    5. Keep track of rentals

      Record who has paid until which date. The script below reminds you about renewals and checks that paying customers' proxies really work.

    Working code

    Script: rentals and availability report

    The script reads the rentals.csv table, adds up revenue from active customers, lists those whose payment runs out within three days and checks every paid proxy for availability. If a paying customer's proxy is down, the script exits with code 1, so you hear about it before the customer does.

    rentals_report.pyPython
    import csv
    from datetime import date, datetime
    
    import requests
    
    RENTALS_FILE = "rentals.csv"
    REPORT_FILE = "rentals_report.csv"
    IP_ECHO = "https://api.ipify.org"
    REMIND_DAYS = 3
    
    
    def is_alive(proxy):
        try:
            response = requests.get(IP_ECHO, proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy}, timeout=15)
            response.raise_for_status()
            return True
        except requests.RequestException:
            return False
    
    
    def main():
        with open(RENTALS_FILE, newline="") as f:
            rentals = list(csv.DictReader(f))
    
        today = date.today()
        revenue, reminders, outages = 0.0, [], []
        with open(REPORT_FILE, "w", newline="") as f:
            writer = csv.writer(f)
            writer.writerow(["customer", "paid_until", "days_left", "proxy_state"])
            for rental in rentals:
                paid_until = datetime.strptime(rental["paid_until"], "%Y-%m-%d").date()
                days_left = (paid_until - today).days
                active = days_left >= 0
                state = "expired"
                if active:
                    revenue += float(rental["price"])
                    state = "up" if is_alive(rental["proxy"]) else "DOWN"
                    if state == "DOWN":
                        outages.append(rental["customer"])
                    if days_left <= REMIND_DAYS:
                        reminders.append(f"{rental['customer']} ({days_left} d)")
                writer.writerow([rental["customer"], rental["paid_until"], days_left, state])
    
        print(f"active rentals bring in {revenue:.2f} per month")
        print(f"remind about renewal: {', '.join(reminders) or 'nobody'}")
        print(f"paying customers with a dead proxy: {', '.join(outages) or 'none'}")
        raise SystemExit(1 if outages else 0)
    
    
    if __name__ == "__main__":
        main()

    Columns of rentals.csv: customer, proxy, price, paid_until (a date as YYYY-MM-DD). The proxy column holds that buyer's own connection string, so their login and password get tested as well.

    Plans

    A plan for a seller

    Reselling almost always means Professional, and for the Mobihub marketplace this plan is required.

    Beginner

    One proxy for one customer you know

    You can create logins for several buyers, but this plan has no per-connection limits. One customer can take the traffic and speed of everyone else, so such a proxy is better handed to a single buyer. A Beginner proxy cannot be listed on the Mobihub marketplace.

    • $4 per device for 30 days
    • Up to 15 connections with separate logins
    • Login and password or an allowed IP list
    • Connection logs kept for a year
    Choose Beginner
    Full plan comparison
    Tips

    Rules that protect the seller

    One buyer, one connection

    With a shared login you cannot tell who used up the traffic or who broke the rules. A separate connection answers both.

    Terms of use before the first sale

    Write down a ban on spam, hacking and fraud and send it to the customer along with the access details.

    Do not sell one proxy to too many people

    All customers of one phone share one exit address and one mobile network. Two or three buyers per proxy stay happy, ten start getting in each other's way.

    IP rotation on the buyer's schedule

    When several customers share a proxy, a rotation by one drops the sessions of the others. Agree on an interval or sell such a proxy to a single customer.

    Vet the customer before selling

    A short talk about the task filters out most problem buyers. The address is tied to your SIM card, and the carrier's questions will come to you.

    FAQ

    Questions and answers

    Am I allowed to resell proxies created in Mobihub?

    Yes, the service was designed for it: the devices and SIM cards belong to you, and you decide who gets access. Check your carrier's terms and stay within the Mobihub terms of use.

    When will the Mobihub marketplace launch and what does it give a seller?

    The marketplace is in development and we are not naming a date yet. It will be Mobihub's own platform with a catalogue by country and carrier, a shared account and balance. You will be able to list proxies that are already connected, but only those on the Professional plan: Beginner does not have this option. Until the launch you sell directly.

    Why is the widget set to ten devices and 90 days?

    Ten proxies bring the first noticeable volume discount, 12%, and rentals usually run for months, so quarterly payment with 8% off lowers your unit cost. For a trial set one device and 30 days.

    What if a buyer breaks the law through my proxy?

    The address belongs to the carrier and is tied to your SIM card, so the request comes to you. Contact Mobihub support: on your request they provide the connection journal for the period in question, showing which connection was active, from which address and when. It shows that the buyer was using the proxy at that moment.

    Where do I find my first buyers?

    In niche chats of media buyers and SMM specialists, on forums and in the Mobihub Telegram chat. Buyers ask about the country, carrier, speed and rotation method, so have those details ready.

    How much should I charge for a mobile proxy?

    On the open market prices sit between $30 and $150 a month and depend on the country and carrier. $50–60 is a sensible starting point. Your unit cost is made up of the subscription, connectivity and phone depreciation.

    Try the scheme on one customer

    Create a proxy, open a connection with limits and hand it to your first buyer. Support switches on 24 free hours for new accounts.