Mobile Proxies on Real 4G and 5G Carrier Networks

A mobile proxy connects through a SIM card on a mobile operator's network. Websites and apps see a carrier IP address, exactly as they would for a person browsing on their phone in that country.

Every plan is tied to a specific carrier, so you can test on the network that matters to you. The table below lists the carriers currently available in each country.

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Dedicated and shared lines

A dedicated line is used only by you. You decide when its IP changes and nobody else's traffic goes through it. A shared line is used by several customers at the same time, which is why it costs much less.

How the IP changes

Mobile carriers hand out addresses dynamically, so a mobile proxy's IP changes over time. Depending on the plan, it changes on demand, when you open the change-IP link shown under My proxies, or automatically every 5 or 30 minutes. The options for each country are listed in the table.

Connecting

You receive an address, login and password with separate HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5 ports. Dedicated lines with on-demand rotation also get a change-IP link. See the setup guide for configuration examples.

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IP typeMobile carrier IPs (4G or 5G, depending on the carrier plan)

RotationChanges on demand or on a timer, depending on the plan

ProtocolsHTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5 on separate ports

BillingPer line and period, 1 to 5 per order

Mobile countries and carriers

Taken from the live catalog. Dedicated and shared, and how the IP changes, depend on the carrier plan.

Country	Carriers	Line	IP change
Austria	A1 Telekom Austria AG	Dedicated	on demand (link), every 5 min
Bangladesh	Banglalink	Dedicated	on demand (link), every 5 min
Brazil	TIM	Dedicated	on demand (link), every 5 min
Czech Republic	T-Mobile, T-mobile 5G	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
France	Free Mobile SAS, Sfr, Sfr 5G	Dedicated	on demand (link), every 5 min
Germany	Vodafone 5G, Vodafone 4G, O2	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
India	Jio	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
Italy	Very, Vodafone	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
Latvia	Bite	Dedicated	on demand (link), every 5 min
Lithuania	Bite	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
Netherlands	T-Mobile, Vodafone	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
Poland	Orange	Dedicated	on demand (link), every 5 min
Romania	Telekom Romania Mobile	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
Spain	Movistar, Orange, Orange 5G	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
Thailand	DTAC	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
Turkey	Vodafone	Dedicated	on demand (link), every 5 min
United Kingdom	Three, EE	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min
United States	AT&T 4G, AT&T 5G, Verizon, Verizon 5G, T-mobile 5G, T-Mobile	Dedicated or shared	on demand (link), every 5 min, every 30 min

Typical uses

Mobile app testing

Check how your app behaves on a real carrier connection in another country.

Mobile ad verification

See which ads and offers mobile users on a given carrier are shown.

Mobile site QA

Test mobile layouts, speed and carrier-specific behaviour of your own site.

Own social media management

Work in your own business profiles from a mobile connection, in line with each platform's rules.

Limitations

The highest price per proxy of all types, especially for dedicated lines.
Mobile connections are usually slower and less consistent than data-center ones.
Some carrier plans include a traffic allowance; these are listed in the table.
Up to 5 lines per order.

FAQ

What is the difference between a dedicated and a shared mobile proxy?

A dedicated line is used only by you and you control when the IP changes. A shared line is used by several customers at once and costs less.

How do I change the IP of a mobile proxy?

On plans with on-demand rotation, open the change-IP link shown under My proxies. Other plans change the IP automatically every 5 or 30 minutes.

Are the mobile proxies 4G or 5G?

It depends on the carrier plan. Plans on 5G networks are labelled 5G in the carrier list; the others run on 4G/LTE.

Do mobile proxies have a traffic limit?

Most carrier plans do not show one. Where a carrier sets an allowance, such as a daily or monthly limit, it is shown in the country table and in the order form.

Which protocols do mobile proxies support?

HTTP/HTTPS and SOCKS5, each on its own port.

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