Buy Mobile Proxies (4G/5G)

A mobile proxy, also called a cell phone proxy or mobile IP proxy, routes your traffic through an IP address assigned by a mobile carrier to a real 4G or 5G device. Websites see a normal phone on a carrier network, which is why phone proxies are the most trusted proxy type for social platforms, app testing and strictly protected targets.

A 4G proxy is a mobile proxy whose IP comes from a 4G/LTE carrier connection. Carriers share a small pool of IPs across many subscribers, so platforms rarely block a 4G proxy outright. Our 4G proxies and 5G proxies come from the same pool, and 5G IPs are simply the faster connections.

Residential proxies route through home broadband lines, while our mobile residential proxies come from real user devices on carrier networks across the globe. A 4G residential proxy carries far more trust on strict platforms, so a residential mobile proxy is the usual choice for social media and app testing.

Mobile proxies are billed per GB of traffic. The price starts at $3.49/GB on the smallest package, with lower per-GB rates on larger packages. Mobile IPs are the premium proxy type because every address is a real carrier connection, but since you only pay for the traffic you use, a 4G proxy stays cheap for small projects.

Our mobile proxy network offers 4M+ IP addresses across 195+ countries, all coming from real mobile carriers rather than datacenter ranges.

Yes! We can proudly say that we offer the most advanced GEO and ISP targeting across the proxy scope. You can target by country, region, city and even ISP.

Yes. Our USA mobile proxies run on real US carrier networks including AT&T. If you need a dedicated US mobile proxy, the USA mobile plan is listed on our pricing page, and any 4G proxy USA or US 4G proxy setup can also be built by targeting the United States on the standard mobile plan.

The standard plan is a shared rotating pool, which is what most projects need. If you want private mobile proxies with carrier IPs reserved for your account, our USA mobile plan is built on dedicated US carrier IPs. For a dedicated 4G proxy in another country, contact support and we will confirm what is available.

Rotating (sometimes called dynamic) 4G proxies switch to a different carrier IP on every request. Mobile proxy rotation is unlimited, since you pay for traffic rather than for IP changes. Sticky sessions on the other hand allow you to keep the same IP address for prolonged amount of time, up to several hours (depending on the availability). A sticky session is the closest thing to a static mobile proxy; if you need an IP that never changes, static ISP proxies are the better fit.

Yes. Instagram is built around its phone app, and carrier IPs are shared by many real subscribers at once, so traffic through a 4G proxy looks like an ordinary Instagram user. Use a sticky session per account so each profile keeps the same IP while you work, and see our Instagram proxies page for setup tips.

They are the perfect choice for this use-case. Our mobile proxy package allows you to perform exhaustive app testing across different countries and locations and switching between different carriers.

Every 4G proxy server in the pool supports both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, so it works with any software, automation framework, mobile development environment or custom-built tool.

All our mobile proxies are obtained solely from legitimate mobile devices and ethically sourced. The best mobile proxy is the one a target cannot tell apart from a real subscriber, which is why we source only from genuine carrier connections.

The only difference is the speed of the connection. 5G mobile proxies are faster than 4G mobile proxies. Alongside 4G and 5G, the pool also includes 3G connections in markets where carriers still run 3G networks.

Check that the IPs really come from carrier networks rather than datacenter ranges labelled as mobile, that you can target by country and carrier, how long sticky sessions actually hold, and that you can test before committing. A cheap 4G proxy that gets flagged ends up costing more than one that works, so a free trial is the easiest way to judge a provider.

You can. A 4G USB modem or a spare phone, a SIM card and proxy software on a small computer will give you a working 4G proxy. The catch is that you get one IP on one carrier in one location, and reconnects, rotation and downtime are all yours to handle. A managed pool gives you 4M+ carrier IPs across 195+ countries without the hardware.

Yes. You can start a free trial from the dashboard after signing up, and no card is required. If you would rather not create an account, a small test order is the quickest way to try the network before scaling up.