USAProx Terms of Service

Last updated: October 4, 2026. This is the agreement between you and USAProx ("we," "us," "our"). We kept it short and wrote it the way we talk, because nobody should need a lawyer to buy a mobile proxy. When you sign up, fund your account or push traffic through one of our lines, you are telling us you read these terms and you are good with them. If something here does not sit right with you, the honest move is to not use the service, and we would rather you ask us first.

What you are actually buying

USAProx rents out dedicated American mobile proxy lines. Every line is a real piece of hardware sitting in one of our US metros: a 4G or 5G USB modem, a 4G or 5G router, or an Android phone, running on its own AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon SIM. You choose the hardware and the carrier when you check out, and what is on the shelf depends on the city.

You get HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 access, UDP over SOCKS5 on select proxies (which you can filter for when buying or moving one), plus sticky sessions or rotation whenever you want it through a link or the API. The IP addresses belong to the carrier, come out of that carrier's regional pool, and will repeat now and then over a day. That is how mobile networks work, and it is not a defect. Speed depends on signal. We run the gear as well as we can, but we do not promise a particular address, a particular speed on a given minute, or any result on somebody else's website.

Who is allowed to sign up

You have to be at least 18 and able to enter a contract where you live. If you sign up for a business, you are confirming you have the authority to agree for it. Keep your password, your API keys and your proxy credentials to yourself. Whatever happens under your login is on you, so if you think somebody got in, tell us right away and we will reset things.

Paying for it

Everything at USAProx is paid up front. You either top up an account balance and spend it on plans, or pay for a daily, weekly or monthly plan directly at checkout. Renewals are paid before the new period starts. We can change prices down the road, but a new price never touches time you already paid for.

One line, one customer. While your plan is running, that device works for you and nobody else. Refunds, outage credits and chargebacks follow our Refund Policy, and that page counts as part of this agreement.

If you owe us money

Since you pay first, you will almost never owe us anything. It can still happen when a renewal charge fails, when we agreed to bill you by invoice, or when your balance ends up below zero. When it does, we will tell you, and from that message you have 24 hours to pay with no change to your proxies.

Still unpaid after 24 hours? Every proxy on your account gets switched off for 24 hours. We keep them for you during that time, and paying turns them back on. Still unpaid 48 hours after we told you, which is 24 hours into the switch-off? The proxies are gone. They go back on the shelf for someone else, and you do not get a refund or a credit for them or for whatever time was left on them, unless a manager agreed a payment plan with you before that.

The 24 and 48 hours are us being decent, not a promise. If you do not bring the balance current, management can release your proxies whenever it decides to, with no advance notice, no matter where you are in that window.

Things you cannot do

Use our lines for lawful work only, and play by the rules of every site and service you connect to. A proxy changes the route your traffic takes. It does not change the rules. Here is what gets an account shut down:

• fraud, phishing, scams or pretending to be someone you are not
• spam or any unsolicited bulk messaging
• spreading malware or running a botnet
• denial-of-service floods or any other attack on a network
• credential stuffing or hammering login pages with stolen passwords
• breaking into systems, accounts or data you have no right to
• child sexual abuse material, with no exceptions and a report to authorities
• sending or hosting content that infringes someone's copyright or trademark
• breaking the terms of a third-party platform you use through our lines

When we get a complaint

We do not read what you send through a line. We do take abuse reports seriously when they come in from carriers, websites, network operators or law enforcement. To look into one, we may check connection records tied to the line, ask you what happened, and switch the line or the whole account off while we sort it out. If the report holds up, we can close the account for good. When the law requires us to answer a valid legal request, we will.

Unlimited data, and where the line is

Unlimited data means what it says for proxy work: no per-gigabyte meter, no monthly cap, no usage bar to watch. It does not mean a line can run flat out every hour of every day. Each line is a real carrier SIM, and the carriers keep an eye on their unlimited plans. A SIM that moves far more data than any phone user would, day after day, gets throttled or shut off by the carrier, and that takes your line down along with it.

That is why we have a fair usage rule. If a line's usage stands out from a heavy phone user for days at a time, or if it is being used as a download pipe, a streaming relay, a torrent seed or a file mirror, we can slow it down, pause it, ask you to spread the work over more lines, or suspend the account. We will tell you first whenever we can. If the carrier has already acted, or a suspension is about to happen, we may act without warning. A limit under this section is not downtime under the Refund Policy. We do not publish a fixed number because the carriers do not publish theirs; the question is whether the line is doing proxy work or bulk transfer.

Our stuff stays ours

The USAProx site, dashboard, API, docs and name belong to us or to whoever licensed them to us. You can use them to run your lines. You cannot copy them, hand access to somebody else, or pull them apart to see how they tick without asking us in writing.

Where our responsibility ends

The service comes as it is and as it is available, and the law lets us say that we give no other promises, including that it fits some particular purpose. We are not on the hook for indirect or knock-on losses, lost profits or data, a business that stalls, or a ban some platform puts on your account. If we do end up owing you anything, the most we will pay is what you paid USAProx in the 30 days before the problem started.

If your use of the service, a break of these terms, or a break of the law or someone else's rights lands us with a claim, you agree to cover us for it.

Ending things

You can walk away any time. We can suspend or close an account for a break of these terms, for abuse, or when the law or a compliance issue makes us, and we may not always be able to warn you first.

Changes, the law and getting hold of us

We can update these terms at any time. The latest version on this page is what applies, and by using the service you agree to it. These terms fall under the laws of the United States and of the U.S. state in which the operator of USAProx is organized. If you have a beef with us, bring it to support first and give us a fair shot at fixing it. You can reach a real person day or night at support@usaprox.com or on Telegram at @usaprox_bot.