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5G where the carrier has it · same price as 4G
A 5G proxy is a mobile proxy whose modem connects over a carrier's 5G network. It is faster where coverage is good, and it is not more trusted than 4G. Here is what you get, where, and when it is worth asking for.
Quick answer
Where can I buy a 5G proxy with unlimited data?
CellMast rents dedicated 4G/5G mobile proxies that run on 5G where the modem and its carrier support it: a modem reserved for you, with unlimited data and a new IP by link, API or timer. A port costs the same with 5G or 4G: from $2.63/day, or $45 for 30 days in the US on T-Mobile, AT&T or Verizon. A port runs on 5G where its carrier has 5G at the modem. No KYC — no ID, no selfie, no documents. Pay in crypto.
| What it is | A dedicated modem that attaches to a carrier's 5G network |
|---|---|
| Network type | 4G LTE or 5G, depending on the carrier's coverage where the modem sits |
| Price | Same as 4G: from $2.63/day; US/Canada $45 per 30 days |
| Data | Unlimited data on your dedicated port, under fair use: the carrier may slow or pause very heavy use. One customer per modem, no resale |
| US carriers | T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon, all with 5G |
| IP trust vs 4G | The same: both use the carrier's shared (CGNAT) addresses |
| Where 5G helps | Large transfers, video, many parallel requests on one port |
| Rotation | New IP on demand by rotation link or API call, at most once every 30 seconds. You can also set an automatic rotation timer, from every 2 minutes to every 24 hours. Otherwise your port keeps its IP until you rotate it, although the carrier can change it on its own from time to time |
| Global 5G use | 3.1 billion 5G subscriptions in Q1 2026 (Ericsson); 5G covers 55% of the world's population, 4G 93% (ITU, 2025) |
A 5G proxy is a mobile proxy whose modem connects to a carrier over 5G radio. Websites see the carrier's IP address, exactly as with a 4G proxy. The difference is the link between the modem and the cell mast: 5G can carry more data, faster, when coverage is good.
The IP address does not reveal whether the connection is 4G or 5G. Sites see a mobile carrier address either way, shared with other subscribers through carrier-grade NAT.
Faster, not more trusted. 5G helps when the port moves a lot of data: video checks, large downloads, many browser sessions at once. For logged-in account work, ad checks or app tests, a 4G LTE port gives the same kind of IP and works just as well.
A 5G port also depends on coverage. Where the modem sits at the edge of a 5G cell, it can fall back to 4G. The 4G vs 5G guide compares the two in detail.
In markets where carriers run 5G and modems sit in 5G coverage. The ITU estimates that 5G reached 55% of the world's population in 2025, against 93% for 4G, so many ports still run on LTE. The US has three national 5G networks (T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon); the UK's four networks and most of Western Europe, East Asia and the Gulf also run 5G. Each country page gives its 5G status.
Dedicated ports are subject to stock per country and carrier; the checkout lists the carriers in stock. If we cannot deliver your port within 24 hours, its full price goes back to your balance. The client area shows whether a port is on 4G or 5G.
5G standalone network; won fastest 5G in Ookla's first-half 2026 report.
5G Nationwide plus 5G Ultra Wideband in cities.
Fastest UK 5G download in Opensignal's January 2026 report (187 Mbps).
Nationwide 5G standalone since September 2024.
For a proxy, both give a carrier IP. SA can lower latency a little; the extra hop through the proxy gateway usually matters more.
At CellMast, the same as 4G: the price depends on the country zone and the rental length, not on the radio. In the US or Canada, a port costs $3.75 for one day, $15 for seven days and $45 for 30 days, with unlimited data, as of October 2026. Other zones are on the pricing page.
1 port · 1 day
$3.75
$3.75/day
1 port · 7 days
$15
$2.14/day
1 port · 30 days
$45
$1.50/day
In every plan: One modem and SIM reserved for you · Unlimited data (fair use, no resale) · New IP by link, API or timer · HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
Prices in USD per port, as of October 2026.
Yes, under fair use. Unlimited data on your dedicated port, under fair use: the carrier may slow or pause very heavy use. One customer per modem, no resale. There is no per-GB bill on a dedicated port: the price is per day. Speed depends on the radio link and the carrier's own traffic management.
Look for a dedicated modem, the data terms in writing, rotation on demand, and a price per day you can test. CellMast offers dedicated ports, with unlimited data from $2.63/day, on 5G where the carrier has it, paid in crypto with no KYC. Our provider comparison lists others, with sources and dated prices.
You choose the country and, subject to stock, the carrier. Whether the port attaches to 5G depends on the carrier's coverage at the modem's location; the client area shows the network type. For US ports, all three carriers (T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon) run 5G.
Not at CellMast. A port costs the same on 5G and on 4G, because the price is set by country zone and rental length. Some providers sell 5G as a premium tier; check the per-day price before you compare.
Not from the IP address. A 5G and a 4G connection on the same carrier draw from the same kind of carrier addresses. A site can only measure speed or latency, which also depend on many other things.
It depends on the carrier, the band and the modem's coverage. In Ookla's first-half 2026 US report, T-Mobile's median 5G download speed was 314.38 Mbps. A proxy adds the hop through the gateway. CellMast publishes no speed figure of its own until it has measured one; test a one-day port.
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