[Question] Is setting up a rotating 4G mobile proxy network in asia profitable?

I just had this thought the other day about this question, I was thinking since one of the best proxies are 4G proxies...
And USA, UK are probably the most "premium" highly sought after proxies (the price is also premium lols),
I was wondering if setting up one in Asia would be worth it?

I'm thinking about the supply and demand, since the USA/UK is "best" and Asian countries are known for spamming and undesired online behavior, would there be enough buyers for 4G proxies in the Asian sector?

And also, the initial reason I thought of this was,

• Some Asian countries have cheaper internet now
• Some may even have cheaper, or reasonably priced "unlimited" bandwidth internet.
• Maybe it's easier and/or cheaper sourcing broken/refurbished/older iPhones/androids to make a 4G phone farm in Asia?

So, if these are the pros and ultimately the 4G proxies are priced cheaper than USA/UK proxies, would buyers still use them for certain "use cases" like mass account creations, etc.

Or do you guys think it's just all about marketing, ads, and getting your product in front of customers to sell and scale, if you were a 4G proxy farm owner?

What are your thoughts on this, fellow BHW guys? Thanks for reading.

Asian proxy provider? On the top of my head, the only time I ever had something like that come to mind is in video games. Some games are region locked, either requiring specific Asian country IPs (like Japan IPs) to access the game and etc. VPNs don't usually cut it anymore according to some of my circles. Hey, who knows, there may be some untapped market for Asian proxies that isn't just for marketing and the usual.

Probably no. you need a very large amount of modems to make it profitable or worth time.

if you sell average $30/month that is little profit imo

if you have customers, then recurring cashflow is there.