Private & dedicated — never a shared pool
Mobile proxies from phones you own — dedicated 4G/5G carrier IPs
Every proxy is a real Android phone with a real SIM — yours. We supply the software: the tunnel, gateway, credentials, rotation, and API that turn it into a mobile proxy server nobody shares.
What makes a mobile IP different
Carrier networks run carrier-grade NAT: one public address fronts thousands of ordinary handsets at once. A service that blocks that address locks out a crowd of its own real users on the same network — so mobile IPs get handled far more carefully than datacenter or residential ones. A mobile proxy simply routes your requests out through one of those carrier addresses, and the other side sees traffic indistinguishable from a phone on that network — because it is one.
Curious how that stacks up against home-ISP exits? Read mobile proxy vs residential proxy.
Dedicated, not pooled
Most providers sell seats on a shared pool: you get whatever IP the rotation hands you, alongside customers whose behavior you inherit. We don't operate a pool at all. Each of these private mobile proxies is one physical phone and one SIM that you control — a dedicated mobile proxy whose entire traffic history is yours.
The location works the same honest way: the IP comes from the phone's carrier and the phone's whereabouts. Want a mobile proxy in the USA, or anywhere else? Place a phone with a local SIM there and pair it — the how-to lives in turn a phone into a proxy.
One phone, one SIM, one owner
No other customer ever shares your device — its SIM decides what address you exit from.
You own the hardware
We sell software and the tunnel, not access to other people's devices.
Any country you can put a phone in
Carrier and location come from the handset — not from a dropdown we control.
Everything a mobile proxy server needs, built in
SOCKS5, HTTP(S) & UDP
Pick the protocol per port. SOCKS5 ports carry UDP too — QUIC/HTTP3 and DNS resolve through the phone.
IP rotation, four ways
On demand, on a schedule, via a no-auth rotation link, or from your scripts over the REST API.
Wi-Fi split
The tunnel rides Wi-Fi while traffic exits over mobile data — roughly half the data use, same carrier IP.
Multiport
Up to 10 independent proxy ports per phone on Standard, 20 on Pro — each with its own credentials.
SMS / OTP capture
One-time codes that land on your SIMs forward to the dashboard. Optional permission — decline it and the proxy still works.
Full REST API
Pair devices, mint credentials, rotate, read usage — everything scriptable, with a public OpenAPI spec.
IP history
Every past exit IP lands in a deduplicated log you can audit from the dashboard or the API.
Per-tool credentials
Mint a username/password per tool or customer and revoke any one without touching the rest.
Rotation details in the rotation guide; the full surface is in the API docs.
From SIM to working proxy in three steps
Install the app
Sideload the free APK on any stock Android 8+ (64-bit) phone with a SIM. No root, no custom ROM.
Pair with a PIN
Grab the one-time PIN from your dashboard and type it into the app — the phone reports in and shows up online within seconds.
Connect via socks5h://
Mint a username and password, drop the socks5h:// URL into curl or your browser profile, and the response comes back from your SIM's carrier address.
Step-by-step with screenshots: the quickstart.
Flat per-device pricing, unlimited traffic
Renting a comparable dedicated mobile IP typically costs several times more — and bills you per gigabyte on top. Yours costs a flat software fee, and the only traffic cap is your SIM's data plan.
Standard
10 proxy ports per device, speed up to 30 Mbit/s, every core feature on.
See full pricingPro
Unlimited speed, 20 ports per device, team access, 7-day billing option.
See full pricing−20% with annual billing · Pro volume discounts reach −25% · or start with the free trial — first device, every core feature, no credit card.
What people run on their mobile proxies
One clean device per account
A dedicated phone and SIM per profile — no other customer's traffic ever rides it.
Rotation-driven scraping
Carrier CGNAT addresses that services handle carefully, with rotation your scripts trigger.
Geo-true ad verification
Check placements the way a subscriber on that carrier sees them — same network, same IP class.
Staging from a real handset
Hit your own services from a genuine mobile network IP whenever you need one.
Mobile proxy questions
What is a mobile proxy?
A proxy server whose exit IP belongs to a mobile carrier rather than a datacenter or a home ISP. Your requests travel through a phone's cellular connection, so the websites you reach see a real 4G/5G carrier address. Here, that phone is one you own and pair yourself — we supply the app, tunnel, gateway, and dashboard around it.
Why does a dedicated mobile proxy beat a pooled one?
On a pooled service you share exit IPs with customers you can't see, and their behavior becomes your reputation. With a dedicated setup, each proxy is one physical phone and one SIM under your control — you know exactly what traffic has touched that exit, and you can rotate, meter, or retire it on your own terms.
Can I get a US mobile proxy?
Yes — by running a phone with a US SIM in the US. The proxy's IP and location always come from the phone itself: its carrier and where it physically sits. The same applies to any country. There's no location menu because we don't operate an IP pool; you place the hardware where you need the exit.
Do rotations actually change the IP?
Rotation asks the carrier for a new address, and the carrier decides — some re-assign the same IP on a quick re-dial, so we report rotation as best-effort rather than pretending otherwise. The deduplicated IP history shows exactly which addresses you received, and the dashboard alerts you if a phone gets stuck on one IP.
Is this a 4G mobile proxy or a 5G proxy?
Whichever network your phone and SIM connect to. The app binds proxy traffic to the cellular interface at the OS level — LTE or 5G, the exit is the carrier IP of whatever data connection the handset holds.
More in the full FAQ.
Your first mobile proxy is already in your drawer
Pair a phone you own, get a dedicated carrier IP, and make your first request in one sitting — free, no card.