What it costs
One device, used only by you for the term. The figures are the lowest current price for each term, and the order page charges the same.
Why buy mobile proxies from Proxya
Terms that can be checked before and after purchase.
One device, one customer
The device and its SIM card are assigned to you for the whole term. No other Proxya customer uses it.
Carrier, location and network type at checkout
In the USA you choose the carrier, the city or state and 4G or 5G, in the UK the carrier and the network type. The choice stays fixed for the term.
Terms from one day
Test a location against your own target for one day before paying for a week or a month.
OS fingerprint profiles on US modems
Most US modems can present a Windows, macOS, Android or iOS TCP/IP profile, selected on the order page.
Countries on sale
Mobile proxies are sold in the USA and the United Kingdom. Each country has its own terms.
Mobile proxies by carrier
Each carrier page shows the network the carrier is registered under, its locations and live stock.
US cities
Pages for the cities where we hold devices, with their carriers and live stock.
What is a mobile proxy?
A mobile proxy routes your traffic through a device connected to a mobile carrier's network: a 4G or 5G modem, a router or a phone with a SIM card. The destination site sees an address that belongs to the carrier, such as Verizon, T-Mobile or EE, instead of an address from a hosting provider.
Mobile carriers place many subscribers behind a shared set of public addresses, a practice known as carrier-grade NAT. An address from a mobile network therefore carries traffic from many real users at once, and sites are careful about blocking it, because a block affects ordinary subscribers as well.
Proxya sells mobile proxies in the USA and the United Kingdom. Each order is one physical device that only you use for the term you pay for.
How a Proxya mobile proxy works
After payment the order page shows a host, two ports and the credentials: one port for HTTP(S) and one for SOCKS5. Depending on the device, the order page also provides a VLESS link, an OpenVPN profile or a WireGuard configuration.
You change the IP from the order page whenever you need a new address. US devices can also rotate on a timer, with at least five minutes between changes.
Traffic terms depend on the country. US devices include a daily allowance, counted on downloads and renewed every day. UK plans have unlimited traffic.
Stock is limited, usually one or a few devices per location. The buy page shows which devices are free and when the next one is expected.
Mobile, residential, ISP or datacenter proxies
A mobile proxy costs the most per IP. It is the right choice where other proxy types are rejected, and an unnecessary expense where they are accepted.
| Mobile | Residential | ISP | Datacenter | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Source of the IP | A carrier SIM in a modem or phone | Home internet connections | ISP-registered addresses in a data center | Data center ranges |
| The address | Changes on demand | Rotates per request or holds for a session | Static | Static |
| Billing | Per device, for a day, a week or a month | Per GB of traffic | Per proxy | Per proxy |
| Traffic | Daily allowance in the USA, unlimited in the UK | Metered | Unlimited | Unlimited |
| How sites classify it | Mobile network | Home broadband | Internet provider | Hosting |
| Best suited for | Social accounts and targets that reject other types | Data collection across many locations | Long sessions on one stable address | High volume where the target allows it |
What mobile proxies are used for
Social media and multiple accounts
Most visits to social platforms come from phones on carrier networks. A dedicated carrier address, kept for the whole term, gives each account a stable and typical connection.
Ad verification
Mobile campaigns are targeted by carrier and region. A device on a chosen carrier in a chosen location shows the ads that actually run there.
Mobile app and site testing
Apps and mobile sites can serve different content, prices and layouts to carrier traffic. A carrier connection shows what a phone user receives.
Targets that reject other proxies
When a site blocks datacenter and residential addresses, a carrier address is often still accepted. Mobile proxies suit moderate request volumes on such targets, not mass data collection.
How to choose a mobile proxy
Six questions determine which device to buy.
Country and carrier
Choose the country your target expects. Choose a specific carrier only when the task depends on it, for example an ad campaign bought for one carrier.
4G or 5G
5G provides more bandwidth where coverage allows and costs more. For account work and low-traffic tasks, 4G is sufficient.
Term
Start with one day to test the location. A week or a month costs less per day.
Traffic
US devices include a daily allowance, UK plans have none. Estimate how much your task downloads per day.
Connection
HTTP and SOCKS5 work on every device. If you need VLESS, WireGuard, IPv6 or UDP, select them with the filters on the buy page.
Fingerprint
If your software checks the TCP/IP fingerprint, choose a US modem with fingerprint support and set the profile to match your browser.
Can mobile proxies be detected?
A site can identify that an address belongs to a mobile carrier. That is the purpose of a mobile proxy, and on its own it is not a signal against you: many real visitors of the same site arrive from the same carrier addresses.
Proxies are detected through mismatches between signals. A site can compare the operating system reported by the browser with the TCP/IP fingerprint of the connection, check that the time zone and language match the location of the address, and analyse how an account behaves over time. A carrier address does not compensate for a mismatch in these signals.
On most US modems the TCP/IP profile can be set to Windows, macOS, Android or iOS. The TTL value is set by the carrier and stays the same in every profile. The page on OS fingerprint spoofing below shows how these packets are measured.
How to buy a mobile proxy
Mobile proxies are paid from the account balance, which is topped up in cryptocurrency. The order takes four steps.
1. Top up the balance
Create an account and add funds in cryptocurrency.
2. Choose the device
Select the country, the carrier, the location in the USA and 4G or 5G. Turn on the filters for the features you need.
3. Choose the term
One day, one week or one month. The price is fixed per device for the whole term.
4. Connect
Copy the host, the ports and the credentials from the order page into your browser, antidetect browser or script.
How passive OS fingerprinting works, measured on ISP and datacenter proxies: OS fingerprint spoofing.
Everything You Need
Instant Activation
Proxies delivered within seconds after payment.
2 countries
United States and United Kingdom. One physical device per order, with the carrier and the network type chosen at checkout.
Automatic refund
If provisioning fails, the order refunds itself to your balance. No ticket required.
Auth Your Way
Username and password, or whitelist your own IP and skip credentials.
Support around the clock
Live chat and tickets at any hour. The chat answers at once, and an operator takes over when it is needed.
No Hidden Fees
Transparent pricing. Pay only for what you use.
Run them in Proxya Anty, our free anti-detect browser
Bind mobile proxies from your account to a profile, and the profile launches through that exit. No profile limit, Windows, macOS and Linux.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about Proxya
A proxy that sends your traffic through a device on a mobile carrier's network, so sites see a carrier address instead of an address from a data center or a home broadband line.
In the USA a 4G device costs $8 a day, $35 a week or $85 a month, and a 5G device $10, $45 or $110. In the UK a 4G device costs $6, $35 or $80, and a 5G device $7, $40 or $90. Prices are per device and do not depend on the traffic used.
A site can see that the address belongs to a mobile carrier, which is normal for many of its visitors. Proxies are usually detected through mismatches: a browser that reports one operating system while the connection shows another, or a time zone that does not match the location of the address.
No. One order is one device, used only by you for the term. The carrier places many subscribers behind its public addresses, but no other Proxya customer uses your device.
On demand from the order page. US devices allow a change every five minutes and can also rotate on a timer. UK devices change the IP on demand only.
US devices include 20 GB a day, counted on downloads and renewed daily, which is about 600 GB over 30 days. UK plans have unlimited traffic.
The USA and the United Kingdom. In the USA you choose the carrier and the city or state, in the UK the carrier and the network type.
Both use the same carrier address space, so sites treat them in the same way. 5G provides more bandwidth where the carrier has 5G coverage, and it costs more.
HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 on every device. Depending on the device, a VLESS link, an OpenVPN profile or a WireGuard configuration is also available.
No. The shortest term is one day, which is the practical way to test a location against your target. Free proxies from public lists are used by unknown people and are unsuitable for work with accounts.
Top up the account balance with cryptocurrency, then pay for the device from the balance. Mobile proxies are paid from the balance only.
The device returns to the pool and the credentials stop working. To keep the same device, extend the order from the order page before the term ends.
Yes. Banks, payment systems, cryptocurrency exchanges and government websites are blocked on all Proxya proxies, including mobile proxies.
