Partnership program

Host a Proxy Farm — Earn 70% of Every Sale

You own the hardware and SIM cards. We handle the software, customers, support and payments — and you receive 70% of what customers pay for proxies on your modems.

  • 70% revenue share
  • USA, UK & Germany in high demand
  • Any country welcome
  • Remote setup by our team

How it works

From your first message to your first payout, in five steps.

  1. Contact us

    Message us on Telegram or by email with your location and any equipment you already have.

  2. Confirm location & hardware list

    We check demand for your country and operator and agree a hardware list with you before you spend anything.

  3. Buy & plug in the kit

    You buy the computer, USB hub, modems and SIM cards, connect everything to power and wired internet, and give us remote access for setup.

  4. We install & test remotely

    Our team installs and configures the proxy software, tests every modem and puts your proxies on sale on proxyudp.com.

  5. You receive 70% of sales monthly

    Each month you receive 70% of what customers paid for proxies on your modems. The payout method is agreed during onboarding.

Who does what

You provide

  • A dry, ventilated space with 24/7 power
  • A fast, stable wired internet connection (300+ Mbps)
  • The hardware: computer, powered USB hub(s) and modems
  • SIM cards with unlimited or very large data plans
  • Occasional hands-on help, such as re-plugging or swapping a modem

We handle

  • Software installation, configuration and monitoring
  • Listing and selling your proxies on proxyudp.com
  • Customer support
  • Customer payments
  • Abuse handling and acceptable-use enforcement
  • IP rotation and modem health checks

Requirements

Before you contact us, check that your location meets these basics.

  • Wired home or office internet of at least 300 Mbps (500–1000 Mbps for 20+ modems); fibre recommended
  • Stable 4G or 5G signal indoors from the operator you plan to use
  • Power 24/7 — a small UPS is recommended
  • A ventilated shelf or cabinet: modems produce heat
  • SIM cards from a major operator with unlimited or very large data plans
  • A static public IP is a plus but not required — ports can be published through a VPS
  • Someone who can physically reach the farm when a modem needs attention

Recommended farm setup

Two proven configurations based on the hardware guidelines of the farm software we use and on current market prices.

All prices are approximate (±30%, 2026) and vary by country and seller.

Component Starter10 modems (4G)Standard20 modems (4G/5G)
Computer Mini PC x86 (Intel N100, 8 GB RAM, 128 GB SSD), Ubuntu Server 22.04/24.04 — ~$150–200Mini PC (Intel N305 or i5, 16 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD), Ubuntu Server 22.04/24.04 — ~$250–350
Powered USB hub 1× powered hub, 10–11 ports, ≥1 A per port (e.g. ORICO industrial, Sipolar A-300) — ~$50–801× 20-port industrial hub (e.g. ORICO IH20P, Sipolar A-805p) or 2× 10-port hubs — ~$110–180
Modems 10× 4G USB modems (Huawei E3372h-320, ZTE MF79; USA: Quectel EC25-AF, Alcatel IK41US) — ~$40–90 each20× 4G USB modems as in Starter; for USA/UK 5G: Quectel RM520N-GL in a USB enclosure — ~$180–300 each
Cables & network USB extension cables (spread modems out for signal and heat), Ethernet cable, small switch — ~$40–70USB extension cables (spread modems out for signal and heat), Ethernet cable, small switch — ~$40–70
Optional Smart USB hub (per-port power cycling), UPS 600 VA (~$70–100), external antennasSmart USB hub (per-port power cycling), UPS 600 VA (~$70–100), external antennas
SIM cards One per modem, unlimited (or very large) data plan from a major operatorOne per modem, unlimited (or very large) data plan from a major operator
Approximate total ≈ $700–1,200 (4G)≈ $1,600–2,600 (4G) / $4,000–6,500 (5G)
Power draw ≈ 35–50 W (≈ 25–40 kWh/month)≈ 60–100 W (≈ 45–75 kWh/month)
Internet speed 300+ Mbps500–1000 Mbps

Operating profile

  • Size: from a shoebox up to about 45 × 20 × 20 cm — fits on a ventilated shelf.
  • Placement: stable 4G/5G signal indoors, away from heat sources, with 24/7 power.
  • A mini PC handles up to ~20 modems and a regular PC up to ~50. A Raspberry Pi is not recommended: it handles only ~5 modems and has power issues.
  • USB hubs must guarantee at least 0.9–1 A per port. USB 3.0 is not required; avoid cheap hubs and phone chargers.
  • Fast wired internet: at least 300 Mbps, 500–1000 Mbps for 20+ modems (fibre recommended). A static public IP is a plus but not required — ports can be published through a VPS.

Already have modems? Tell us the models — we'll confirm compatibility before you buy anything else.

Earnings calculator

Based on real average sales per modem on proxyudp.com over the last 90 days. Adjust the numbers to match your location and SIM plan.

Most sales are short 1-day rentals, so income comes from many small orders rather than one monthly customer. Locations where we have few modems currently sell the most per modem.

Estimates only — not an offer or a guarantee of income. Figures are average sales per modem on proxyudp.com over the last 90 days (July–September 2026); a new farm can sell more or less depending on location, operator, signal quality and how many modems we already have there. Electricity (about $5–15/month) and internet costs are not included. The hardware estimate is rough and used only for the payback figure.

Where we need farms

Demand and prices are highest in the USA, UK and Germany, but we welcome farms in any country.

Top priority

  • USA5G (Verizon, T-Mobile) — customers pay $145/month per proxy
  • United Kingdom5G (EE, Three) — customers pay $145/month per proxy
  • GermanyVodafone, 1&1 — customers pay $75–145/month per proxy

Other country? Contact us — we review every location.

Current 30-day retail prices on proxyudp.com; prices may change.

Frequently asked questions

Do I need technical skills?

No. You plug in the hardware, keep it powered and online, and occasionally re-plug or swap a modem. We install, configure and monitor the software remotely.

Who owns the equipment?

You do. You buy the hardware and SIM cards, and they stay yours. You can stop at any time and keep everything; the notice period is set out in the partnership agreement.

How is the 70% calculated?

You receive 70% of the price customers pay for proxies sold on your modems. The remaining 30% stays with ProxyUDP for sales, customer support, payment processing and operations. Your own running costs (SIM plans, electricity, internet) are not deducted by us. Details such as software licensing are agreed during onboarding.

When and how am I paid?

Monthly. The payout method and schedule are agreed during onboarding.

Is income guaranteed?

No. Income depends on how many of your modems are rented, which depends on location, operator, signal quality and demand. The calculator above gives estimates only.

Who is responsible for customer traffic?

Customers must accept our Terms of Service and Acceptable Use Policy before using a proxy. We handle abuse reports and can block users who break the rules.

Read the Acceptable Use Policy ↗
Whose name are the SIM cards in?

Yours — you buy them. Choose operators and plans that allow data-heavy use, and check the rules for SIM cards and data use in your country.

Will it affect my home internet?

The farm uses a lot of bandwidth, especially upload. We recommend a separate line of at least 300 Mbps (500–1000 Mbps for 20+ modems).

What if a modem fails?

We monitor the modems and tell you when one stops working. You re-plug or replace it, and we bring it back online remotely.

What about taxes?

You are responsible for declaring your income and paying any taxes that apply where you live.

Can I use my existing modems?

Often, yes. Send us the models and we'll check compatibility before you buy anything else.

Ready to host a farm?

Message us on Telegram or send an email. For a faster answer, include:

  • Your country and city
  • How many modems you plan to run
  • Modem models, if you have already bought any
  • Your internet speed (download / upload)
  • Your SIM operator and data plan