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Boston, MA 4G Proxy Day Pass
Four dollars buys a day on a dedicated 4G and 5G carrier line in Boston: one SIM, one device, one customer, unlimited data. Boston is our hardware is in Boston, and your carrier decides if the IP shows as Boston or New York.
Choose your carrier based on where you need the IP to show up. Our gear really is in Boston, but the IP geolocation databases that websites actually read treat the two carriers differently: here, Verizon IPs show as Boston and AT&T IPs show as New York. Need the IP to show as Boston for your work? Ask for Verizon. Happy with a New York reading, or even prefer it? AT&T works and gives you a second pool that reads as NYC. Let us know which one you want and we'll set it up right.
What $4 buys in Boston
Already have NYC IPs in your pool? Boston gives you a Northeast identity separate from New York, so your traffic doesn't all trace back to one metro. It's a major hub for universities, biotech and finance, so the traffic just looks like ordinary consumer activity.
A real Boston carrier address
The IP belongs to AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon and reads as a phone in Boston or its state. It is the same kind of line we sell by the month, just for a day.
The whole device
Your day pass is one modem, router or phone with its own SIM. Nobody else uses it during your 24 hours, and you rotate it as often as you want.
Longer if you need it
Keep the same Boston line for a week or a month at a lower daily rate, or move it to another metro for free with the time you have left.
Boston day pass specifications
- 4G: up to 25 Mbps download
- 5G: up to 50 Mbps download
- Data: Unlimited
- Protocols: HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 with UDP
- Sessions: sticky or per-request rotation
- Location moves: free, and you do it yourself by switching cities in your dashboard
A day's work on a Boston line
Jobs that fit in a day from a Boston phone address: a round of price checks, a deal sweep, a test of your own store or app, a day of account work.
- Northeast coverage when you don't want everything on New York
- Regional retail and services research
- When your accounts need a second East Coast identity
- Checking what a Boston shopper sees on deal and coupon sites today
- Testing your own offer or listing as a Boston mobile visitor before it goes live
Boston proxy questions
Is the $4 Boston line really dedicated?
Yes. The price is low because the term is short, not because the device is shared. One SIM in one device, assigned to you for the 24 hours.
How fast is a Boston 4G line?
In Boston you get up to 25 Mbps download on 4G and up to 50 Mbps on 5G, depending on how good the carrier signal is where the modem sits. Every day pass includes unlimited data.
Can I start with less than a day in Boston?
Yes. Two hours cost $2 on 4G or $3 on 5G, up to four hours, and if you keep the line for the full day the hours you paid count toward the $4 pass.
Where does a Boston address show up?
In Boston or its state in the usual databases. The state is reliable on all three carriers; the city field depends on the carrier's gateway.
Can I buy several proxies in Boston at the same time?
Most of the time, yes. It depends on how much hardware is free in that metro right then. Let us know how many you need and we'll check what's available before you pay.
Will my Boston IP really show up as Boston?
It depends on the carrier. Go with Verizon on our Boston hardware and the IP shows up as Boston. AT&T IPs from the very same spot show up as New York, because that's how AT&T has them listed in the geolocation databases. Just let us know which reading you're after and we'll get you on the right carrier.
Buy a Boston day pass
$4 for 4G, $5 for 5G, unlimited data, live the moment you pay. Ask us which carrier is in stock in Boston if it matters for your job.
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