A Day Pass Mobile Proxy, From Checkout to Expiry

If you have never rented a mobile proxy by the day, the process is shorter than you might expect. This is the whole thing at 4G Proxies USA, step by step, from the moment you open the order page to the moment the line goes back on the shelf. Nothing here needs a sales call or a setup ticket.

Step one: city, carrier, 4G or 5G

Start on the website or at me.4gproxiesusa.com. Pick a city from the eight we run: New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Phoenix, Miami, North Carolina or Boston. The page shows which carriers are in stock there right now, from AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon, because stock is real hardware and differs by city. Then choose 4G at $4 or 5G at $5 for the day. Pick the day pass as the term. The week is $25 on 4G and $28 on 5G, the month $60 and $65, if you already know you need longer.

If you prefer Telegram, @FourGProxiesUSABot walks through the same choices in a chat, and the line shows up in your dashboard account exactly the same way.

Step two: pay

Checkout takes card through Stripe, PayPal, crypto in Bitcoin, USDT or Ethereum, Zelle and bank wire. Card, PayPal and crypto clear in minutes. Zelle and wire are useful for larger balances but depend on your bank's timing, so for a single day pass most people use a card. You can also top up a balance in the dashboard once and pay future passes from it without touching a payment method each time.

Everything is prepaid. You pay for the day before it starts. There is no invoice at the end and nothing renews on its own unless you turn auto-renew on.

Step three: the line is live

As soon as the payment clears, the line appears in your dashboard with a host, a port for HTTP(S), a port for SOCKS5, a username and a password. There is no provisioning wait because the SIM is already in a modem in the city you picked and already registered on the carrier. Paste the details into your browser, your antidetect profile, your script or your phone's proxy settings and load an IP check page. You should see a carrier address in the right metro.

The same dashboard row shows a rotation link. Open it in a browser or call it with curl and the modem asks the carrier for a new session. A few seconds later the line has a different address. There is also a timer if you want rotation on a schedule, and an API if you want it from code. Rotate as often as you like.

Step four: the 24-hour clock

The clock starts at activation, not at the time you first connect, so buy when you are ready to use it. The dashboard shows the exact expiry time. You can rotate, connect from several of your own tools at once within the line's connection limit, and change your mind about sticky or rotating as often as you like during that window.

Need to be in a different city halfway through? Moves between our cities are free and self-service in the dashboard, and your remaining time carries over to the new line. The credentials change, so update your tools after a move.

Extending into a week or a month

If the job runs long, extend from the dashboard. You can add another day, or step up to a week or a month, and the time you have not used yet is kept. The week and the month cost less per day than stacking day passes, so if a day pass has turned into a habit, extending is the cheaper path. Auto-renew is off by default. Turn it on if you want the line kept without thinking about it.

Going the other way, if you only needed a few hours, the same line is sold hourly: $2 for the first two hours on 4G, $2 per extra hour, up to four hours per purchase, and the hours you have paid count toward the day price if you keep going.

What happens at expiry

When the 24 hours end, the line stops accepting connections and the SIM goes back into stock. Nothing is billed. Your account, your balance and your order history stay in the dashboard, and the next pass is one click away. If you turned auto-renew on, the line is renewed from your balance or payment method before it expires and your credentials do not change.

Refunds follow a simple rule: full refund inside the first 24 hours of any plan, then unused days pro rata on longer plans, credited to your balance first and sent to your wallet on request within 24 hours minus network or bank fees. Downtime caused by us is credited. An accidental renewal that you have not used is refunded.

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