Proxuno combines dedicated European mobile hardware, published duration prices and one crypto-funded balance for three products.
One dedicated modem
Feature: One dedicated modem per mobile proxy, across 10 countries with 35 carriers.
Buyer benefit: Unlimited bandwidth and time-based billing keep heavy sessions off a per-GB meter; your proxy traffic uses exclusive hardware.
Evidence: Published country prices, carrier specifications and the mobile product documentation.
Evidence →Email account signup
Feature: An email address and password create the account.
Buyer benefit: The signup form collects fewer required account fields. The acceptable use policy applies, and top-up transfers are verified manually.
Evidence: The public signup form and privacy policy define the account data collected.
Evidence →Crypto from the first top-up
Feature: 8 coin and network options fund every product after manual payment verification.
Buyer benefit: Use one funded balance for purchases and renewals. Entirely unspent top-ups have a narrow 14-day crypto refund path.
Evidence: The accepted coin list, top-up limits and refund policy.
Evidence →Published country prices
Feature: Paid mobile plans start at $7 for 24 hours; 30-day plans run $75–$155 per proxy.
Buyer benefit: Test your actual country and carrier before committing to a longer duration; the minimum top-up is $25.
Evidence: The price matrix is generated from the same catalogue as checkout.
Evidence →Rotation under your control
Feature: Button, API or link; automatic rotation 2–60 minutes or off; 10-second manual cooldown.
Buyer benefit: Align IP changes with your workflow instead of a fixed provider timer.
Evidence: The rotation API and mobile product documentation.
Evidence →One account for three products
Feature: Mobile, rotating residential and static ISP share one account, balance and API.
Buyer benefit: Move between carrier sessions, city-targeted residential traffic and persistent ISP IPs with the same billing flow.
Evidence: Product specifications, public API documentation and status page.
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