Platform-locked vs full-access: how our plan shapes work
Why platform-locked lines cost less, what full access adds — every destination, the rotation link and API, VPN delivery — and how to pick the plan for your operation.
TMPX · Network operations
Every plan is a dedicated mobile line with unlimited data under fair use and both HTTP and SOCKS5, in Austria, Germany or the USA, at the same price in every country. What changes between plans is scope: which destinations the line serves, and who controls the IP changes.
What locked to one platform means
Platform ($44 a month) and Rotating ($54) are locked to one platform you choose at checkout — Instagram, TikTok, Reddit, X, whichever — and the line serves that platform's destinations. The lock is on the destination, not on the mobile network: it is the same kind of line on the same carriers.
Why locked is cheaper
You are buying less scope, not a lesser line. A locked line gives up the freedom to point it anywhere, and neither locked plan includes the on-demand rotation link. The two differ on rotation: on Platform the carrier changes the IP, not you; on Rotating we rotate the IP for you, and you can set an automatic rotation schedule from your portal. You pay for the controls the job uses.
What full access adds
- Every platform and website, with no destination lock, on Full Access and Pool.
- Full Access ($79 a month): a rotation link and API your scripts can call, on top of the rotation we run and the schedule you can set.
- Full Access can also be delivered as a WireGuard or OpenVPN tunnel instead of a proxy endpoint, for $20 a month more.
- Pool ($99 a month): several physical SIMs behind one endpoint, with a different SIM on every new connection, so it needs no rotation link.
When a locked line is the right call
- One account group, one platform, one line — the standard play in our playbooks. An Instagram identity has no use for Reddit access.
- Scaling account counts: at $44 a month, giving every account group its own authenticated endpoint stays affordable.
- Set-and-forget workloads where the target never changes and nobody scripts rotation.
When you want full access
- Scraping and data collection across changing targets — scripted rotation through the link is the whole workflow.
- Agencies running mixed platforms who would rather standardize one plan across clients.
- Authorized e-commerce monitoring: every destination, both protocols and on-demand rotation between stateless checks.
- Whole-device traffic, emulators and UDP, where a VPN tunnel fits better than a proxy endpoint.
- Anything where tomorrow's target isn't known today.
When the workload changes
A locked line is intended for the platform chosen at checkout. If you need another platform, or several, ask support before buying another line: the usual answer for several platforms is Full Access.
The short version: buy a locked plan when the line serves one account group on one platform — which describes most social operations — and Full Access when you concretely need the rotation link, every destination or a VPN tunnel. If you are unsure, run the 24-hour test first.
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