Private static IPv4
Every dedicated proxy is one IPv4 address for that user alone. It stays on that address. It is not a shared or rotating pool.
Dedicated proxy
WASL Browser provides a dedicated proxy: a private, static IPv4 address that belongs to you alone. Traffic is unlimited, with no per-GB bill. The proxy speaks HTTP and SOCKS5. One user per proxy. You can use it on more than one of your workspaces.
Opens WASL Browser on Android, or Google Play on other devices. Google Play is the only way to pay. This website does not take payment.
Every dedicated proxy is one IPv4 address for that user alone. It stays on that address. It is not a shared or rotating pool.
Use the proxy without a per-gigabyte charge. The price is the fixed Google Play price for that location.
The workspace can use the dedicated proxy over HTTP or SOCKS5, including UDP on the proxy network.
One user per proxy. You can use the same dedicated proxy on more than one of your workspaces. It is never shared with another account.
The dedicated proxy WASL sells is a datacenter IPv4 address, assigned to your workspace after you buy it in the app.
Purchase with Google Play inside WASL Browser. The website dashboard can view and assign a proxy you already own. It does not charge you.
The customer catalog is Germany, the United Kingdom, and the United States. Each is $3.90 on Google Play today.
$3.90
DE · datacenter proxy · fixed Play price
$3.90
GB · datacenter proxy · fixed Play price
$3.90
US · datacenter proxy · fixed Play price
Prices are the Google Play prices shown in the Android app. If Play changes a price, the app is the source of truth. WASL Browser does not bill this on the website.
The dedicated proxy network includes HTTP and SOCKS5 with UDP, unlimited traffic, high-speed datacenter routing, and OS spoofing (p0f) on the proxy connection. These describe that proxy network. They are not a separate WASL uptime percentage or bandwidth contract.
Sign in on the website to view your dedicated proxies and assign one to a workspace. Assignment does not start a charge. Browsing still happens in the Android app. When a workspace is on its dedicated proxy, traffic stays on that proxy.