Do my customers see Nodetonet branding?

No. With white-label enabled, customers connect to your domain, see your branding in the client area, and receive credentials scoped to your proxy endpoints. Nodetonet stays invisible underneath.

Is provisioning really automatic, or do I still need to set up each proxy manually?

Fully automatic via the WISECP integration. A paid order creates the proxy, issues credentials, sets quota, expiry and thread limits, and goes live with no manual steps. Renewals and cancellations are handled too, so the only thing you manage is your product catalogue and fleet health.

How is reselling priced — is there a separate reseller fee?

There is no separate reseller tier or fee. You pay Nodetonet on prepaid credit (for the bandwidth and device-hours you actually use) and set your own retail price above that. Because idle proxies cost nothing, you only pay when a customer is active, which keeps margins predictable.

Can I resell sticky sessions and rotating proxies under the same product?

Yes. Both modes run from the same endpoint and device pool. A customer switches between rotating and sticky by adding a session suffix to their username — no new endpoint or plan needed. You can choose the default mode per plan tier and let customers switch as needed.

What happens if a device in my fleet goes offline while a customer is connected?

Token groups have built-in failover: if a device goes offline, the next-healthiest device in the pool takes over automatically. The customer's connection continues without interruption. You can also set up automatic restart and health-check schedules for each device from the panel.

Can I offer geo-targeted proxies — specific countries, cities or carriers — to my reseller customers?

Yes. Mobile devices carry real carrier and location metadata. Customers select a country, city or carrier (such as Turkcell, Vodafone or Türk Telekom) via a username modifier on the same endpoint. You can structure plan tiers around geo-availability and charge a premium for location-specific traffic.

Do I need to use WISECP, or can I build my own billing front-end?

WISECP is the quickest path to a working storefront, but it is not required. Every provisioning action — create, update, suspend, terminate — is available via Nodetonet's documented REST API, so you can build a fully custom billing and onboarding flow on top of it. See the REST API guide for the endpoint reference.

Can I verify that a customer's proxy is serving the correct exit IP and carrier?

Yes. Use the free proxy checker at /tools/proxy-checker and the what-is-my-ip tool at /tools/what-is-my-ip to confirm the exit IP, ASN, carrier and geo that the proxy is advertising. These tools are useful both during setup and when a customer reports unexpected behaviour.

Proxy reseller & white-label program — sell mobile proxies under your own brand

Running a proxy business from scratch — building device infrastructure, writing billing logic, handling provisioning tickets — takes months. Nodetonet compresses it to an afternoon. You bring the brand and the customers; we provide the mobile device fleet, the proxy engine, the WISECP billing module and the API that turns a paid order into a live proxy without a single manual step.

TL;DR: Nodetonet is the invisible back-end for your proxy brand. Customers see your domain, your logo, your prices. Nodetonet stays underneath, doing the work.

What "white-label" means in practice

White-label is not just sticking a logo on someone else's panel. On Nodetonet it means:

Your domain on the proxy endpoint. Customers connect to proxy.yourbrand.com, not a Nodetonet URL. We provision a wildcard TLS certificate automatically (how wildcard SSL works) so every connection is encrypted and your domain is on the cert.
Your branding in the client area. The panel customers interact with carries your logo, colour scheme and company name — not ours.
Your pricing and margins. Set any retail price you like on top of Nodetonet's prepaid cost. Because idle proxies cost nothing, your cost floor tracks active customers only, keeping margins predictable.
Your custom domain in the WHOIS. Since you point your own DNS, there is no reference to Nodetonet in any subdomain customers can inspect.

Automatic provisioning via WISECP

Manual provisioning — reading a ticket, creating a proxy, copying credentials, emailing the customer — is a margin-killer at any volume. Nodetonet eliminates it through a native WISECP module:

Customer places an order on your WISECP storefront and pays.
The module calls Nodetonet's API and creates the proxy automatically — credentials, quota, expiry, thread limits and IP-whitelist rules are all set in one call.
The customer receives their proxy details immediately, with no ticket and no waiting.
On renewal, quota is extended and the term reset. On cancellation, the proxy is suspended — not deleted, so reinstating a customer takes one click.

Every lifecycle event (creation, renewal, suspension, termination) is handled without your involvement. For a deeper look at per-client configuration options, see proxy clients and per-customer auth.

Per-client controls built for resale

Each proxy client (customer) is an isolated unit with its own settings. That lets you tier your product catalogue precisely — a basic plan has lower quota and fewer threads; a premium plan has more. Controls you can set per client:

Username and password — each customer gets unique credentials that only work for their proxy.
Bandwidth quota — cap the gigabytes a client can move in a billing period; the proxy suspends itself when the limit is hit.
Thread limits — restrict concurrent connections so one customer cannot saturate your fleet. See thread limits per client for the mechanics.
Expiry date — tie a proxy to a calendar date; it suspends automatically at midnight. See time-limited proxy clients.
IP whitelist — accept traffic only from the customer's own server IPs. See IP allow and deny lists.
Domain allow / deny lists — restrict which target domains the customer can reach through the proxy.
Remote management link — share a signed URL so a customer can self-serve their own IP whitelist without panel access.

What products can you resell?

Your catalogue can include every product Nodetonet supports. You decide which to offer and at what margin:

Product	Protocol	Key differentiator	Typical use case
Mobile proxies (4G/5G)	HTTP, SOCKS5	Real carrier IPs via CGNAT — hardest to block	Scraping, ad-verify, multi-account
Rotating proxies	HTTP, SOCKS5	Fresh IP per request or on a timer; token-group pooling	High-volume crawling, brand-monitoring
SOCKS5 / HTTP proxies	SOCKS5, HTTP	Raw TCP forwarding, game clients, non-web traffic	App testing, general tunnelling
Geo-targeted proxies	HTTP, SOCKS5	Country, city, carrier via username modifier	Geo-restricted content, local SERP
VPN	WireGuard / OpenVPN	Full-device privacy tunnel	Remote-work, secure browsing
HTTP tunnels	HTTPS (reverse proxy)	Expose localhost to the internet; wildcard SSL	Dev, webhook testing, demos

Sticky sessions and rotation for your customers

Resellers often need to offer both modes without maintaining two separate products. On Nodetonet a customer switches between rotating and sticky behaviour by changing a suffix in their proxy username — no new endpoint, no ticket. Sticky sessions preserve a single exit IP for a configurable TTL, which matters for login flows, checkout flows and any stateful browsing. Rotating gives a fresh IP on every request or on a timer. You can choose the default mode per plan tier and let customers override it.

Geo-targeting as a differentiator

Mobile proxies carry real carrier and city metadata. Your customers can request a Turkcell, Vodafone or Türk Telekom exit, or pin to İstanbul or another city, via a simple username modifier. No extra endpoint to manage — country, city and carrier are all parameters in the proxy username your customer already has. That level of targeting lets you offer geo-specific plan tiers at a premium, because location-grade traffic is genuinely worth more for ad-verification, SERP-monitoring and price-scraping work.

Upstream chaining for volume without more hardware

When a customer's demand temporarily exceeds your device fleet, you can chain an upstream residential or ISP provider transparently behind Nodetonet's endpoint. The customer sees no change — same URL, same credentials. You buy burst capacity from an upstream provider and it flows through your branded endpoint. See upstream residential forwarding and upstream username modifiers for the configuration details.

Pricing model: prepaid and idle-safe

You pay Nodetonet on prepaid credit. There is no monthly subscription and no minimum spend. Idle proxies cost nothing — your cost tracks active bandwidth and active device-hours. That model makes reselling economically clean: you pass a margin on top of your cost, and dead inventory does not drain your balance. Read our pay-as-you-go pricing note to understand exactly what accrues when.

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How resellers manage a fleet at scale

Once you have more than a handful of customers, manual management of individual proxies becomes its own job. Nodetonet's bulk-operations tools and token groups let you manage a fleet efficiently:

Token groups as product SKUs. Group devices by carrier, city or quality tier. Sell a "Turkcell Istanbul" group as a premium product and a mixed-pool group as a standard one.
Failover within a group. If a device in a pool goes offline, the next-healthiest device takes its slot automatically. Your customer's connection continues. Read about automatic failover.
Edge servers for data-plane distribution. Traffic routes through distributed edge nodes so your customers get low-latency connections regardless of where the physical phones are located. See choosing the right edge server.
API-driven provisioning. If you want to build your own billing front-end instead of WISECP, every create/update/suspend/delete operation is available via a documented REST API. See your first REST API call.

Competitive positioning for your brand

The proxy market is crowded. Understanding where Nodetonet-powered proxies sit helps you sell them effectively. The core story is real mobile IPs at a lower per-unit cost than per-GB residential, combined with full per-client control that SaaS residential pools rarely offer. For context on how that compares with major providers, see Nodetonet vs Bright Data, vs Smartproxy, and vs Oxylabs.

The short version for your sales copy: your customers get genuine 4G/5G IPs — not datacenter, not recycled residential — with per-client auth, quotas and an IP whitelist, billed only for what they use. That is a differentiated product at any price point.

Get started in four steps

Create an account and add prepaid credit.
Point your white-label domain (a CNAME to the Nodetonet edge) and let the wildcard TLS certificate issue automatically.
Install the WISECP module and configure your product catalogue with the plan tiers and margins you want.
Pair the first Android phones with the agent (download the agent) and create the token groups that back your products.

Questions about WISECP setup, custom DNS or white-label branding? Contact support or find us on Discord.

If you are comparing this against other tunnelling or proxy platforms, our comparison pages cover the most common alternatives: vs ngrok, vs Cloudflare Tunnel, vs LocalToNet. For proxy-specific comparisons see vs IPRoyal.

Want to verify your proxy setup is working correctly once it is live? Use the free proxy checker and the what is my IP tool to confirm the exit IP, carrier and geo are exactly what your customers should see.