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Marketplace update, straight up: it needs a little more time. There are far more moving parts than it looks from the outside: payments, handing proxies over to buyers, uptime tracking, seller storefront pages. Each one is tested on its own, because on a platform where some people sell and...

Here's the thing about TCP-only proxies: they only carry part of what your software actually sends. DNS lookups, voice calls, online games, WebRTC in the browser all run over UDP. Push that through a proxy without UDP support and it either breaks or, depending on the app, quietly goes out...

A free day, so you don't have to take our word for it. The test is fully automated: message @mobihubbot on Telegram or the live chat on the site, and the code arrives right away. To make the day count, here's what's worth checking: — Speed. Run the same workload you use on your current proxy...

Building a phone farm is the easy half. The hard half is keeping it alive overnight while you sleep. Home farms usually die from three boring things: 1. Heat. Phones charging 24/7, packed tight: they heat up, throttle, reboot. Chip temperature is visible for every device and turns red when...

🆓 Added a free 24-hour test — open to everyone. Fully automated: message the live chat on the site or the Telegram bot @mobihubbot and the code arrives instantly, no waiting on a manager. A full day to run the proxies through your own workload and judge for yourself. 📊 Also, results from...

📢 The mobile proxy marketplace is in final testing. The idea is simple: the phone running as your proxy stops being a personal tool and becomes a product. Full flow: 1️⃣ Install the app on an Android device 2️⃣ Configure the proxy — limits, rotation, whatever suits you 3️⃣ List it on the...

📢 The mobile proxy marketplace is in final testing. If you've already got a farm running and want in on the beta — reach out via the @mobihubbot Telegram bot. Early participants get access before everyone else and a head start listing their proxies once it opens. Also, a new promo code for...

🍁 Autumn code for anyone planning ahead. The summer giveaway is over, but there's still a reason to jump in. The new promo code discounts subscriptions up to 5 months — aimed at people setting up for the autumn season rather than paying month to month. One thing to note: enter the code during...

🚨 8 days left. Then free access closes for good. The marketplace launches soon — selling your own mobile proxies right through the platform. Building a farm before it opens matters for one reason: buyers will look at your devices' uptime stats, and there's no way to backfill that history. Start...

🚨 Final month of free access. After that it's paid. The marketplace opens this autumn — you'll be able to sell your own mobile proxies straight through the platform. Here's the thing: whoever builds a farm now shows up on launch day with devices ready and uptime history already logged. That's...

Here's a use case almost nobody talks about: having a proxy in a country you're not currently in. Moved abroad, travelling, working remotely — and suddenly half the services back home behave oddly. Banking apps, government portals, local marketplaces, the streaming subscription you're actually...

MobiHub 1.1.7 just hit Google Play — farm operators will like this one. The whole update is about fleet control from your dashboard. You now see each phone's charging status — a dead battery will never be a surprise again. The app also detects the device's network type: 2G / 3G / LTE / 5G /...

Let's do some napkin math on what a mobile proxy actually costs. Renting from a provider — roughly $30–50 a month per port. Over a year that's the price of a decent used smartphone. Now the other route: an Android that's already lying around at home, an unlimited SIM for pocket change — and the...

A question worth asking before renting a proxy: how many IPs do you actually get for your money? Usually — one rented address with an unknown past. Now compare that to running your own mobile proxy: your Android sits behind the carrier's NAT, and every rotation hands you a fresh address from...

Here's a network quirk most people overlook: mobile carriers hide thousands of subscribers behind a single IP via NAT. That's exactly why platforms hesitate to ban mobile addresses — blocking one bad actor takes out a couple thousand regular users with them. A datacenter IP costs nothing to...