$28 a port. API included. no deposit.
wholesale ports on physical Singtel and M1 SIMs, one modem per port. you sell them to your own customers, we keep the modems up.
per port, per 30 days. billed daily while the port runs, so a port you keep for a week costs a week.
200GB tier
$28
retail is $40.
500GB tier
$35
retail is $50.
1TB tier
$59.50
retail is $85.
you set your own resale price.
you already sell proxies in other countries and your customers keep asking for SG mobile. plug our API into your checkout instead of buying modems and SIMs.
your users set up profiles and need a proxy to match. sell a Singapore mobile port from your own proxy shop, provisioned over the API.
10, 20, 30 ports for your own social, ads or marketplace accounts. label each port per client and cancel it the day the client leaves.
new reseller accounts get a $500 monthly credit limit with no deposit. each port bills its daily cost against it and you settle monthly. need more room? ask.
a port runs until you cancel it, or until an end date you set (1 to 365 days out). no 30-day renewal to chase for every customer.
create 24-hour test ports from your reseller panel at no charge. same modems, same carriers as the paid ones.
each port gets its own modem with a physical Singapore SIM, not a shared pool. HTTP and SOCKS5 on sg.veerlane.com, rotation link included.
base URL /api/reseller/v1, key in the
x-api-key header. same ports and billing as the panel.
full reference →
/account your discount and credit headroom this month
/plans tiers at your price, plus free stock per carrier
/ports create 1-10 ports, optional end date, carrier and label
/ports and /ports/{id} list and read ports
/ports/{id}/rotate new IP now
/ports/{id}/auto-rotate rotate every 5 to 1440 minutes
/ports/{id}/reboot reboot the modem
/ports/{id}/swap-modem move to another modem, same host and login
/ports/{id}/swap-trial try another modem for 10 minutes, keep or revert
/ports/{id}/credentials change login and password
/ports/{id}/plan change tier
/ports/{id}/os OS fingerprint spoofing
/ports/{id}/end-date set, extend or clear the end date
/ports/{id}/cancel remove the port, billing stops
example clients in Python and Node: github.com/Xavierfok/singapore-mobile-proxy-reseller-api
tell us who your customers are and roughly how many ports you expect. we reply within 1-2 business days.
spin up free 24-hour ports and run your real traffic through them.
make an API key in the panel, or just create ports by hand to start.
each port bills daily against your credit. cancel whenever a customer leaves.
questions first? Telegram @Xavierfok or WhatsApp +65 9108 5009.
$28 per port per 30 days on the 200GB tier, $35 on 500GB and $59.50 on 1TB. that is 30% under our retail price of $40, $50 and $85. each port bills a daily share of that against your credit limit, so a port you run for 10 days costs 10 days.
no. approved reseller accounts start with a $500 monthly credit limit and no deposit. a new port only has to fit inside what is left of that limit. if you outgrow it, ask and we raise it.
yes. your reseller panel can create free 24-hour test ports on the same modems paying ports run on. put your real workload through one before you quote anyone.
yes. /api/reseller/v1 creates, lists and cancels ports, rotates IPs, reboots and swaps modems, changes credentials, tiers, OS spoofing and timed auto-rotation. JSON or form bodies, one x-api-key header. the full reference is at /reseller-api-docs.
Singtel and M1 today, picked per port with the telco field. GET /plans returns live free stock per carrier so your checkout can show it. StarHub is not on sale right now.
sg.veerlane.com, on a dedicated HTTP port and SOCKS5 port per proxy, with a login and password you can change through the API.
when you cancel it, or after its end date if you set one. ports have no fixed term, so a port you forget about keeps running and keeps billing until you cancel it.
anyone who needs one or two proxies for themselves. retail plans with a free trial are on /plans. the reseller program is for people putting our ports in front of their own customers or running many accounts at volume.