Buy Mobile Proxies in Germany, on Real 5G

After payment the port is set up automatically and appears in your dashboard with a host, a port number, a username and a password. The format is identical in every country we sell, so a German line drops into an existing setup without a second configuration path.

Three protocols come with every plan and cost nothing extra: HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 for tools that speak proxy, and OpenVPN for everything that does not. You can use them side by side on the same line.

Access is either by username and password or by adding your own IP to the whitelist, whichever fits your setup. Both are switched from the dashboard, and changing one does not interrupt the other.

German carrier plans are metered more strictly than British or American ones. The German product therefore includes 20 GB per day instead of unlimited traffic, and that is the only difference to every other country we sell.

For the work German lines are usually bought for, that limit is far away: search result checks, price monitoring across German retail, localization passes and account access all move very little data. It becomes a question only for continuous large-scale collection.

The price is not affected. A German line costs the same as an American or British one: two dollars for an hour, eighty-nine for thirty days.

Three ways, all of them yours to trigger: by hand from the dashboard, on an automatic interval from 5 minutes, or through a personal rotation URL you can call from a script. A change takes 6 to 20 seconds, the time the modem needs to drop the carrier session and be handed a new address.

The new address comes from the same carrier network, so a rotation does not move you out of the country. Because nobody else uses the port, the addresses you get are not shared with another customer's workload at the same time.

One hour for two dollars covers a single job: one price check, one localization pass, one verification run. Twelve hours for nine dollars covers a working day including the waiting time between runs.

Seven days for thirty-four dollars is the usual choice for a project with a deadline. Thirty days for eighty-nine is for work that runs continuously, and it is the point where auto-renew from the dashboard makes sense so the line does not expire mid-task.