Pricing
Rent a whole modem, or rent the data.
Two products on one fleet. A dedicated port is a monthly line nobody else touches; the shared pool is metered data and thread slots across the same modems. All prices in USD.
Dedicated ports
One modem, one customer, per month
Priced by where the SIM lives, because that is what the address is. Ports are allocated by hand — tell us how many and where, and we set them up.
Florida, US
$89/ port / month
A US consumer LTE plan on a US carrier, in the Florida POP.
Montreal, QC
$99/ port / month
A Canadian consumer LTE plan on a Canadian carrier, in the Montreal POP.
Five ports or more: 10% off the whole order, in either location. Mixed orders across both POPs count together.
Every dedicated port includes
- SOCKS5 and HTTP(S) on the same port
- Username/password or IP allowlist
- Rotation endpoint in the customer API
- Manual modem reset from the dashboard
- Unmetered concurrent connections
- Per-port usage, visible as it accrues
Concurrency is unmetered, and the line carries a consumer carrier’s own high-speed allowance — currently 50 GB a month in Florida and 100 GB in Montreal, after which the carrier deprioritises it rather than cutting it off. It is a phone plan; we pass it through honestly instead of printing “unlimited”.
Questions people actually ask
Why is there no signup form?
Because both funnels have a human or a bot at the end of them. Dedicated ports are allocated by hand after you email us; shared balances are opened by the Discord bot. Neither needs a web form, so we have not built one.
What is a thread?
One connection held open at a time on the shared pool. Three threads means three concurrent requests through your credentials. Dedicated ports do not count threads at all — the modem is yours.
Can I get a location other than Montreal or Florida?
Not today. Those are the two POPs with modems in them. If you need somewhere else, say so in an email — where demand lands is how the next POP gets picked.
How does the address change?
Call the rotation endpoint in the customer API, or reset the modem from the dashboard. Either way the carrier reassigns the address on reconnect.
What is not allowed?
Fraud, spam, and anything that gets a carrier range blacklisted — those end the port. We are connectivity infrastructure: the terms of whatever you connect to remain yours to follow.