starhub proxy, dedicated Singapore mobile IPs on StarHub
StarHub mobile proxy ports are not on sale right now. dedicated Singtel and M1 ports on physical SIMs in Singapore are, from $40 per 30 days, HTTP + SOCKS5, IP rotation on demand, 24-hour free trial.
StarHub is Singapore’s second major carrier, and for proxy work its value would be a large, trusted mobile IP pool separate from SingTel’s. we are not selling StarHub ports right now. the carriers on sale today are SingTel and M1, and everything below describes what you get on those.
what you get
- a dedicated physical SingTel or M1 SIM in our Singapore rack, never shared
- mobile IPs resolving to that carrier’s ASN, behind the same CGNAT as real phones on it
- HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same credentials
- on-demand or interval-based IP rotation
- 200 GB, 500 GB or 1 TB of data per 30 days depending on plan, unused data rolls over for up to 3 months
- 99%+ monitored uptime
the multi-carrier play
teams running serious multi-account operations usually split ports across carriers: some accounts live on SingTel, some on M1. carrier diversity mirrors how real Singapore users are distributed and avoids concentrating your whole operation behind one network’s ranges. you pick the carrier per port at checkout, at no extra cost.
more on how the dedicated-port model works on the singapore mobile proxy page.
pricing
StarHub ports are not on sale right now. on Singtel and M1, one dedicated port is $40 per 30 days with 200 GB of data, $50 with 500 GB or $85 with 1 TB, and $4 gets you a single day. there are no multi-port bundles: each extra port is another plan at the same price, until 10 or more lines, which are $36 per line per 30 days (200 GB each), set up by hand over Telegram with @Xavierfok. full details on the plans page. prepay 3 months for 5% off. pay by card or crypto.
start with the 24-hour free trial and check the ASN yourself.
frequently asked questions
can I buy a StarHub proxy port?
not right now. StarHub ports are not on sale. the carriers on sale today are Singtel and M1, and both are real physical SIMs in modems we own and run in Singapore.
what should I use instead?
a [SingTel](/singtel-proxy) or [M1](/m1-proxy) port. you pick the carrier at checkout on any plan at the same price, and the plans page shows live stock per carrier.
how many users share a port?
one. you. 1 port = 1 SIM = 1 customer is the rule across our whole fleet, it is why the ports stay clean.
will StarHub come back?
if we put StarHub ports back on sale, this page and the plans page will say so. until then, nothing at checkout gives you a StarHub IP.