Keep campaign sets consistent instead of mixing everything on one path.
Why social teams use a dedicated mobile proxy
Track traffic per billing cycle without guessing.
Built for day-to-day campaign work
Useful when you run accounts every week, not just a one-off test.
Account lifecycle
Fits onboarding, warmup, and regular campaign refreshes.
Keep the volume sane
Pace actions by group instead of dumping everything at once.
Team-friendly
Standard setup and visible usage so more than one person can run it.
Predictable billing
One dedicated modem, billed monthly. You can see usage in the dashboard.
Best fit profile
Best for
- Campaign teams running several social accounts
- Operators who need to pace rollout and keep groups separate
- Teams that hand work between people
May be less ideal for
- A single one-off task with no ongoing accounts
- Custom governance workflows beyond what the dashboard offers
- Anyone expecting guaranteed results on a destination site
We do not slow you down on purpose. Real speed still depends on the mobile network and the site you hit.
A sensible way to start
Decide which campaign groups should stay separate before you scale up.
Put the dashboard details on each group and keep an eye on usage.
Increase activity gradually and watch how accounts behave.
Questions from campaign teams
Can this help us scale without chaos?
Yes. Split accounts into groups and raise activity in steps instead of all at once.
Can the next operator pick this up easily?
Yes. Connection details and usage live in the dashboard, so handoff is simple.
How do we keep spend predictable?
You pay a flat €69/month excluding VAT for a dedicated modem. Usage shows in the dashboard so you can plan.
Ready for a dedicated social proxy?
€69/month excluding VAT. Sign up, pay, and copy your details.
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