The $4 day pass

A US 4G Mobile Proxy for $4 a Day

Our cheapest line: a dedicated 4G carrier line on AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon in one of eight US metros, unlimited data and rotation, for four dollars a day. 5G is one dollar more. Pay by the hour, the day, the week or the month.

$4A 4G day, unlimited data
$5A 5G day, up to 50 Mbps
$2Two hours to try it
8 metrosSame price in every one
Price board

Four Dollars a Day, Less by the Month

Every price below is for one dedicated line with unlimited data. The board is the same in all eight metros and on all three carriers.

Day pass$44G, 24 hours5G $5One line for 24 hoursBuy the day
WeekOne line for 7 days
4G$26
5G$29
Buy
MonthOne line for 30 days, renews until stopped
4G$61
5G$67
Buy
Two hours for $2 if a day is too much
4G$25G$3first 2 hours
  • then $2/h on 4G, $3/h on 5G
  • up to 4 hours per purchase, never auto-renews
  • keep it the whole day and what you paid for those hours goes toward the 1-day pass
Buy hours

Hourly plans: Two-hour passes are on the website, in the mobile app and in our Telegram bot.

Every pass includes

  • Unlimited data
  • Free self-service location moves
  • HTTP(S) & SOCKS5, UDP available
  • Dedicated 24/7 support
  • USA mobile network, real carrier IPs
  • Unlimited IP pool, clean USA IPs
  • Instant automated activation
  • Per-request & sticky rotation, unlimited

Pay how you like: card, PayPal, Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, Zelle or bank wire. Every order activates instantly.

Hourly to monthly: time starts at purchase.

Need a fixed address for months, or data by the gigabyte instead of a line? ISP & residential, priced plainly

A day is enough

What People Do With a Day Pass

A day on a US phone address covers a lot of jobs. These are the ones our customers buy day passes for.

Deal and coupon checks

See the US-only offers, cashback rates and store circulars a local phone user is shown.

Price comparison

Compare what a US shopper sees across stores and marketplaces on one address.

Testing your own store or app

Walk through your checkout or app as a US mobile visitor before launch.

A day of account work

Run a US-registered account from a stable carrier address for the day.

Ad checks

Confirm a geo-targeted campaign shows in the right metro, from that metro.

Local search and listings

Look up what a resident of the city sees in results and maps.

Trying before a month

Spend $4 on a day, then move to a week or a month if it does the job.

Light collection

Gather public data within each site's rules, unlimited data for the day.

Coverage

Day passes in these cities

Our own 4G and 5G devices in each metro. You can move your plan between them yourself for free any time your work changes.

Default pick: T-MobileT-MobileAT&TVerizon
Price ladder

Four Dollars a Day, Two Dollars a Try

Two hours for $2, a 4G day for $4, a week for $26, a month for $61. The line is the same at every step; only the term changes.

$22 h
$424 h
$267 d
$6130 d
Also in the dashboard

Affordable ISP Proxies and Residential Data

Two products beside the $4 line: fixed addresses on US networks by the month, and data by the gigabyte across 190-plus countries.

What you get for $4

The Whole Line, Not a Slice of One

The price is low because the term is short. The device, the SIM and the rules are the same as on a monthly line.

A real carrier address

The IP belongs to AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon and reads as a phone in the metro you picked. Websites see a US mobile user.

Your own device for the day

A 4G modem, router or phone with its own SIM, assigned to you alone for 24 hours. Nobody else rotates it or shares its address.

Unlimited data

No meter on the day pass or on any other term. Fair use covers bulk file transfer only.

Rotate as often as you like

Change the address by link, dashboard, API or timer, as many times as you need. Leave it alone and it stays.

Hourly, daily, weekly, monthly

Start with two hours for $2, take a day for $4, or keep the line for a week or a month at a lower daily rate.

5G for one dollar more

The same line on 5G at up to 50 Mbps is $5 a day. 5G+ is available as an add-on on selected 5G lines.

Checkers

Test before you trust

Find out what a website sees from the IP you're on, or paste in a list of proxies and try each one. Free, no account needed.

Kit

What the $4 is spent on

A day pass is one physical device with one carrier SIM, in a rack we own, assigned to you for 24 hours. Pick the device type at checkout; the price is the same.

1

USB modem

A 4G or 5G USB modem with one carrier SIM. The device behind most day passes.

2

4G/5G router

A cellular router with one SIM, for a line you keep for a week or a month.

3

Android phone

A real phone with one SIM, when the job should look like a handset.

At checkout, you choose the device type yourself. One device, one SIM, one customer.

No ticket needed

Change city for free, even on a day pass

Bought Phoenix and needed Miami? Move the line yourself from the dashboard. It costs nothing, the hours left on your pass stay, and a device in the new metro is assigned right away.

  • Any of eight metrosNew York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, Boston, North Carolina.
  • No feeMoves are free on every term, the $4 day included.
  • Time keptThe remaining time on the pass travels with the line.
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Earn on every referral

Your dashboard has a referral link. Anyone who signs up through it and buys, even a $4 day, earns you a share of every order they place for as long as they stay. Send steady volume and we raise the rate.

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Resources

From the guides

Step-by-step setup, notes on each platform and straight answers, all written for how people really use these lines.

FAQ

Day pass questions

Is a $4 proxy really a dedicated line?

Yes. One SIM in one device, assigned to you for the day. The price is low because the term is a day, not because the device is shared.

What is the difference between the $4 and $5 pass?

Network. The $4 pass is a 4G line, the $5 pass is a 5G line on the same kind of device. Data, rotation and the metro choice are identical.

How fast is a 4G day pass?

Expect up to 25 Mbps download on 4G and up to 50 Mbps on 5G, depending on the carrier signal at the device. Want more speed? Add 5G+ for 70 Mbps+ average download on selected 5G lines. Data is unlimited.

Can I try it for less than a day?

Yes. Two hours cost $2 on 4G or $3 on 5G, up to four hours. Keep the line for the full day and the hours you paid count toward the day pass.

Where can the line be?

New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, Boston or North Carolina, on AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon, subject to stock. Moves between metros are free.

What do longer terms cost?

4G is $26 a week or $61 a month; 5G is $29 a week or $67 a month. Every term includes unlimited data and rotation.

Which antidetect browser should I use with a day pass?

Undetectable.io first: make one profile, set its time zone and language to the line's city, paste the HTTP or SOCKS5 details and run the check. GoLogin is our second choice. Both have free plans.

Undetectable.io · GoLogin (partner links)

Questions

Ask Before You Spend Your Four Dollars

Which carrier is in stock, whether 4G is enough for the job, how to set it up in a tool. Email or Telegram; a person answers 24 hours a day.

We answer day and night. Have an account? Open your dashboard.