ProxyEmpire Alternative

At a glance

ProxyEmpire facts come from its pricing page and dedicated mobile proxies page, read on 30 October 2026. Coronium facts update from the live catalog each time this page loads.

ProxyEmpire's mobile products, from its own pages

Rotating mobile. ProxyEmpire sells mobile traffic by the GB. At list prices on the day we checked, a single GB on pay-as-you-go cost $9.00, monthly plans ran from Mobile A with 6 GB for $50.00 a month to the 1,000 GB plan at $4,000.00, and the per-GB rate fell from $8.33 to $4.00 as plans grew. The page applied a coupon, EMPIRE50, that took 50% off rotating residential and rotating mobile plans, and it did not say how long the discount lasts. Plans have no contract, and unused GB roll over. Targeting covers country, region, city, ZIP, carrier, ASN and an OS/TCP option, and rotation is per request.

Dedicated mobile. ProxyEmpire also rents single devices. The US 5G package runs on Verizon only and cost $20 a day, $75 a week or $250 a month, with on-demand IP resets. The multi-country package cost $125 a month, covered three US locations plus the United Kingdom, Austria and Israel, and allowed IP resets four to five times a day. Each package includes one device, and the dedicated page describes bandwidth as unlimited, subject to the carrier's fair-use policy. The coupon does not apply to these plans. The page lists HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 and HTTP/2 support, and says only ports 80 and 443 are open by default.

What a Coronium line offers instead

A Coronium line is one physical device with its own SIM, rented to one customer, with HTTP and SOCKS5 on every line. You choose the country and carrier from live stock, then pay for 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days in USD. Not every carrier offers all three periods. Data is not metered on dedicated lines; Brazil lines are the exception, with 20 GB of mobile data per month and rotation on request only.

The carrier choice is the main difference from a fixed package. In the United States, for example, today's in-stock carriers are T-Mobile, Verizon, Verizon 5G and T-Mobile 5G. Current 30-day prices: Verizon 5G From $139, T-Mobile 5G From $149, and the cheapest US line From $139. Prices and stock change as lines sell, and this page reads them live.

Lines come with a dashboard and REST API v3 for rotation and, on lines that support them, password changes, an allowlist of client addresses and an OpenVPN profile. Lines with OpenVPN are in stock today in Brazil, Georgia, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore, United Kingdom and United States. Teams of 10 or more lines can ask for a 10% discount code, or 15% from 25 lines.

Rotation control

Rotation is where the dedicated products differ most.

ProxyEmpire's US 5G package offers on-demand resets through the dashboard or API, and its multi-country package allows four to five resets a day. If your job needs a new address every few minutes from outside the United States, that cap matters.

On a Coronium line you can rotate whenever you need to, with a 60-second minimum between rotations. There are four ways to trigger it: the dashboard button, an API call (POST /api/v3/modems/:id/restart), a private rotation link, or a timer set in seconds, where 0 switches automatic rotation off (Coronium API reference). The API reports whether the address actually changed, so scripts can confirm a rotation before continuing (Coronium OpenAPI specification).

Two cautions apply to any rotation link, ours included: every GET request rotates the line, including the preview a chat app fetches when you paste it, so keep links out of messages. And rotating mid-session logs you out of strict sites; rotate between tasks.

For a deeper look at when to hold an address and when to change it, see the static vs rotating proxies guide.

US 5G, side by side

Many buyers comparing these two are looking at the United States on 5G, which is the case the table above isolates. ProxyEmpire's US 5G package is one device on Verizon's network with on-demand resets. Coronium lists Verizon 5G and T-Mobile 5G as separate carriers, alongside 4G lines on the same networks, so you can choose between them.

Read the Coronium cells as live: a carrier with no line in stock shows "Coming soon" instead of a price. 5G describes the radio network the device connects to. It does not by itself make a site treat traffic differently, and real throughput depends on the cell and the time of day, so test on your target. Our 5G mobile proxies page lists 5G lines in every country with stock.

Two practical differences sit outside the price. On Coronium you can also pick a 4G line on the same carrier where one is in stock, and compare its live price with the 5G line before you buy. And the timer lets a collection line rotate on its own schedule without calling the API.

Countries in stock today

ProxyEmpire's dedicated plans cover the locations named in its two packages. Coronium's coverage changes with stock. Right now: 8 countries in stock today, 23 in the catalog. The countries with lines in stock are Brazil, Georgia, Germany, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore, United Kingdom and United States.

A listing that reads "Coming soon" has no line in stock at that moment. Scripts and agents can read the same data from the public catalog endpoint. For every country, including ones currently out of stock, see mobile proxy locations; for side-by-side carrier details, start from the mobile proxies overview.

Where ProxyEmpire fits better

ProxyEmpire is the better choice for some jobs, and it is worth being specific.

• You need carrier, ASN or ZIP targeting across a shared mobile network, with rotation on every request.
• You want residential and mobile traffic from one provider, with unused GB that roll over.
• You need a dedicated device in Israel or Austria, which its multi-country package lists and Coronium's current stock may not cover.
• Your traffic is light, and metered GB at the coupon rate cost less than a line.

A Coronium line is the better choice when you need a specific carrier in a country with Coronium stock, rotation more often than a few times a day outside the United States, or a fixed price whatever you transfer.

Questions to settle before you choose

Five questions decide most comparisons between these two providers.

Which country, and which carrier? If you need Israel or Austria on a dedicated device, ProxyEmpire's multi-country package names them. If you need a specific carrier in the United States, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Singapore or another country with Coronium stock, a Coronium line lets you pick it.

How often must the address change? A few resets a day is enough for account work. Collection outside the United States that needs a fresh address every few minutes needs a timer or API rotation without a daily cap.

How much traffic? Light use favors metered GB, especially at a coupon rate. Heavy, steady use favors a device at a fixed price.

How many exits at once? A shared network gives many exits in parallel. A device gives one at a time, so parallel work needs several lines.

Who else uses the device? On both providers' dedicated products, the device is yours for the rental. On rotating traffic, it is shared.

Write your answers down, then read the table at the top of this page again. In most cases the choice is clear within a minute.

Switching a workload

Move in small steps. Buy the paid 24-hour plan on the carrier you want and run the real workflow for a day. Keep the browser profile, account and target unchanged so the only variable is the proxy. Map each account to a line, not to an IP, because the address changes when you rotate. Set the timer only on collection lines and leave it off for account lines. If a device fails, up to 2 replacements per rolling 24 hours are available; a replacement has new credentials and may be on a different carrier, so update every tool that stored the old ones.

How we checked

ProxyEmpire facts come only from its own pricing and dedicated mobile pages, read on 30 October 2026; promotions and plans change, so check them at checkout. Coronium facts come from the published product facts, the API documentation and the live catalog when this page renders. Coronium sells a competing service. We did not benchmark either service.

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