Proxies · Mobile

Mobile proxies on 4G and 5G carrier networks

Route traffic through mobile carrier IPs, the same addresses phones use every day. Rotating 4G and 5G IPs, paid per GB from $5.90.

$5.90for 1 GB, down to $4.20 per GB
HTTP(S) and SOCKS5160+ countriesNo subscription
Mobile · United States
Sticky session · exit IP 198.51.100.77
Connected
203.0.113.24:7000:pv_3k9x:w8k2q-country-US-session-a7f2
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Mobile proxy plans

Pay per GB. Every plan works in all 160+ countries; what you have not used expires with the plan.

START HERE1 GB$5.90 /GB$5.90 total · 31 days Buy
5 GB$5.20 /GB$26.00 total · 31 days Buy
25 GB$4.70 /GB$117.50 total · 31 days Buy
100 GB$4.20 /GB$420.00 total · 31 days Buy

Prices change often. The price you pay is the one shown when you order.

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Why carrier IPs carry weight

Carriers put many phones behind each public IP, so websites rarely block a carrier address: it would block real customers too. That makes mobile proxies the strongest choice for app testing, mobile ad checks and pages that challenge every other IP type.

4G proxies and 5G, rotating

  • 4G rotating proxies: a fresh carrier IP when you rotate.
  • HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 on one host:port:user:pass line.
  • Mobile or residential? Mobile for carrier IPs, residential for home IPs at a lower price per GB.

Pay per GB

1 GB for $5.90, down to $4.20 per GB on bigger plans, valid 31 days. Paid from the same balance as your numbers and other proxies.

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Questions people ask

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Are 4G proxies slower?

A little: traffic travels over a mobile network. For raw speed use datacenter IPs; use mobile where the carrier IP matters.

Mobile or residential proxies?

Residential costs less per GB. Mobile gives carrier IPs that sites trust most, worth it for app traffic and strict pages.

Which protocols work?

HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, with a host:port:user:pass line for apps, browsers and scripts.

Pick the type. Pick the country. Connect.

Create an account, add funds, buy a plan.