m1 proxy, dedicated Singapore mobile IPs on M1
dedicated M1 mobile proxy ports on physical SIMs in Singapore. carrier-choice plans from $60/mo, HTTP + SOCKS5, on-demand rotation, 24-hour free trial.
M1 is the third of Singapore’s major mobile networks. fewer proxy operators bother with it, which is precisely the appeal: M1 ranges see less automation traffic, and a three-carrier spread across SingTel, StarHub and M1 looks like the real distribution of Singapore phone users.
what an M1 port includes
- one physical M1 SIM, one modem, one customer. never shared, never resold
- IPs resolving to M1’s mobile ASN behind real carrier CGNAT
- HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same credentials
- on-demand IP rotation (fresh M1 IP in about 20 seconds) or automatic intervals
- unlimited bandwidth, 500GB/month fair-use cap, 99%+ monitored uptime
where M1 ports fit
- the third leg of a carrier-diversified multi-account setup
- accounts whose history is already on M1, where switching networks would add an unnecessary signal
- price/SERP verification jobs that should sample more than one carrier’s routing
if you do not care which network you land on, standard ports from $40/mo on the singapore mobile proxy page are the cheaper option.
pricing
M1 carrier-choice ports from $60/mo, standard ports from $40/mo. details on the plans page. 17% off annual prepay, 10% off semi-annual, 5% off crypto payments.
run the 24-hour free trial first, then pick M1 at checkout.
frequently asked questions
why would I want M1 instead of SingTel or StarHub?
M1's mobile ranges carry less proxy traffic overall, and if you already run ports on the two bigger carriers, adding M1 spreads your accounts across all three real consumer networks the way actual Singapore users are distributed.
are these physical M1 SIMs?
yes. real M1 SIMs in modems we physically own and run in Singapore. verify the ASN on a trial port before you pay.
how do I get an M1 port?
pick the carrier-choice plan (from $60/mo) and select M1 at checkout. standard plans assign the next healthy modem from any carrier.
what protocols are supported?
HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same port and credentials, plus an IP rotation link you can call from scripts.