Real 4G and 5G IPs from mobile carriers

Route traffic through real 4G and 5G carrier networks, where many phones share each IP, so sites are usually careful about blocking it. Pick the country and, optionally, the carrier (ASN). Buy any amount from 1 GB and use it over 180 days.

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Starting from

$4.49

for 1 GB · down to $2.56 per GB at 500 GB

Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
Targeting: Country and carrier (ASN)
Gateways: United States and Europe
Sessions: Rotating, or sticky up to 60 minutes
Validity: 180 days
Billing: Per GB

Real carrier IPs

Traffic exits through genuine 4G and 5G connections, shared by many real phones, so it blends in.

Country and carrier targeting

Pick the country, and optionally the carrier by its ASN, right from the proxy generator.

Rotating or sticky

A new mobile IP on each new connection, or keep one IP for up to an hour.

Priced to the gigabyte

Any amount from 1 GB, and the rate drops as you buy more.

Bulk pricing

Buy more, pay less per GB

Save up to 43%. Any amount in between pays the per-GB rate of the size just below it.

Choose your amount

1 GB

$4.49/GB

$4.49 total

5 GB

−2%

$4.40/GB

$21.99 total

10 GB

−11%

$4.00/GB

$39.99 total

25 GB

−19%

$3.64/GB

$90.99 total

50 GB

−25%

$3.38/GB

$169.00 total

100 GB

−31%

$3.09/GB

$309.00 total

250 GB

−40%

$2.68/GB

$669.00 total

500 GB

−43%

$2.56/GB

$1,279.00 total

1 TB

−43%

$2.56/GB

$2,559.00 total

How mobile proxies work

A mobile proxy sends your requests out through a phone connection on a real 4G or 5G carrier network. Carriers share a limited number of public IP addresses between many phones at the same time (this is called carrier-grade NAT), so the address a site sees is one that many real people are using. Sites tend to be careful about blocking such an IP outright, which is why mobile IPs often get through where datacenter IPs are challenged.

You connect to one of our gateways, in the United States or Europe. The gateway is only where you connect: the country your traffic leaves from is set in the proxy username, together with the carrier if you pick one. The proxy generator builds that username for you, so most people never type it by hand.

Rotating or sticky mobile IPs

On Rotating, each new connection can leave from a different mobile IP in the country you chose. On Sticky, each line keeps its IP for the time you pick in the generator: 1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 minutes, as long as the phone behind it stays online. Use one sticky line per account or task: a tool that cycles through the whole list will switch IP on every request. More in rotating vs sticky proxies.

When mobile proxies are the right choice

Mobile-first apps and sites

Services built around phones, where a carrier IP is what the site expects to see.

Managing social accounts

Your own or your clients’ accounts, one sticky line per account, in the account’s country. Each platform’s own rules apply. See social media management.

Mobile ads and offers

See what people on a given carrier in a given country are shown. See ad verification.

When to choose something else

You need a state or city

Mobile targets the country and the carrier only. Residential can narrow to a US state and city.

High-volume scraping

For bulk work on ordinary sites, Residential Lite is our budget per-GB pool.

The same IP for weeks

Sticky mobile sessions last up to an hour. For an IP that stays the same for the whole plan, use ISP proxies.

Steady speed or UDP

Mobile connections vary in speed through the day, and the proxy carries TCP only (no UDP or HTTP/3). For steady speed, ISP or datacenter lines are a better fit.

Set up a mobile proxy in two lines

Open the proxy generator, pick your plan, a country and Rotating or Sticky, then copy a line in the format your tool wants:

HTTP(S)

HOST:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD

SOCKS5

socks5://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT

HTTP and SOCKS5 use the same host and port on Mobile. To set the country and carrier yourself, add them to the username, for example USERNAME-country-us-asn-21928 (21928 is T-Mobile US). A sticky line adds a session, such as -session-abc123-ttl-30 for 30 minutes.

If the carrier you ask for has no IPs online right now, you may get another carrier in the same country or no IP at all, so test the line to see which network it leaves from. Test it in the generator, or with the free proxy checker. Step-by-step guides: cURL, Python, Playwright.

Use cases

What it's best for

Social media accounts and apps
Mobile-only ads and offers
Checks and testing on strict, mobile-first sites

FAQ

Common questions

What is a mobile proxy?

A proxy that sends your traffic out through a real 4G or 5G mobile carrier connection. Sites see a carrier IP that is shared by many phones, rather than a home broadband or datacenter address.

Can I target a city or state?

Not on mobile. You can choose the country and the carrier. For city or state targeting, use Residential.

Can I choose the mobile carrier?

Yes, by the carrier’s network number (ASN), in the proxy generator or in the username. If the carrier you ask for has no IPs online right now, you may get another carrier in the same country or no IP at all, so test the line to see which network it leaves from.

How long does a sticky mobile IP last?

You choose 1, 5, 10, 30 or 60 minutes in the proxy generator. The IP can change sooner if the phone behind it goes offline. For an IP that stays the same for the whole plan, use ISP proxies.

Why do I sometimes get the same IP on rotating?

Mobile carriers put many phones behind one IP, so different requests can share an IP. That is normal for mobile networks.

Can I use mobile proxies for social media accounts?

Yes, for managing your own or your clients’ accounts: use one sticky line per account, in the account’s country. Each platform’s own rules apply, and so does our Acceptable Use Policy.

Does it support UDP or HTTP/3?

No. Use HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 over TCP.

Can I test before buying a large amount?

Yes: buy 1 GB, the smallest amount, and run your real job on it before you buy more. There’s no free trial or free sample in the checkout, and a plan that works but is blocked by a particular site isn’t refunded (see the Refund Policy).

How fast are mobile proxies?

We don’t publish a speed figure: mobile connections vary in speed through the day, like any phone connection. Plans are priced by the data you use, not by speed.