AT&T Mobile Proxies
Dedicated 4G and 5G proxies on AT&T SIMs, in the US markets where we hold devices.
Where we hold AT&T devices
Read from the live catalogue. A location with no device free right now stays listed with the date the supplier expects one back — nothing is reserved, so treat it as an expectation.
| Place | Network | Traffic | From | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| North Carolina and Georgia | 4G | 15 GB/day | $8/day | 8 free |
| North Carolina and Georgia | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | 8 free |
| Houston | 4G | 15 GB/day | $8/day | 4 free |
| Houston | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | 4 free |
| Florida | 4G | 15 GB/day | $8/day | Taken· back Aug 17 |
| Florida | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | Taken· back Aug 11 |
| New York | 4G | 15 GB/day | $8/day | Taken· back Aug 12 |
| New York | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | Taken· back Aug 12 |
AT&T is the second network we stock, and it is a genuinely different address space from Verizon — a site that has learned the shape of one carrier's traffic has learned nothing about the other. When a job keeps meeting friction on one network, the honest fix is often the other network rather than another IP on the same one.
An AT&T proxy here is one modem with one AT&T SIM in one place, held for your term. Its address is the carrier's, it is not shared while you hold it, and it changes when you change it — by hand or on a timer, with the five-minute floor the carrier sets.
Our AT&T footprint is narrower than Verizon's: it covers a handful of markets rather than the whole map. The stock table below is the live one, so it lists what is genuinely buyable now instead of a wish list.
What people use it for
A second carrier for the same job
Split work across two networks so one carrier's reputation is not the single point of failure for the whole operation.
Southern and eastern US markets
Where our AT&T devices sit, they answer from the market you picked — useful when the task is regional rather than national.
Comparing what two networks see
Run the same request through AT&T and Verizon in one city and read the difference directly instead of guessing at it.
Mobile-first testing
Carrier NAT, carrier latency, carrier address — the conditions your app meets on a phone, not on a server.
The specifics
- IP change
- On demand, minimum 5 minutes, or on a timer you set
- Protocols
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, on separate ports
- Authentication
- Username and password, or your own authorised IPs
- OS fingerprint
- Leave as-is, or present as Windows, Android or iOS
- Term
- A day, a week or a month — no subscription
- Device
- One physical modem, held only by you for the term
AT&T mobile proxies — questions
Everything you need to know about proxya
Different carrier, different address space, different network path. The product around it is the same: a dedicated device you hold for the term, rotated when you say.
Fewer than on Verizon. The table on this page reads the live catalogue, so it shows what is buyable at this moment rather than a fixed list.
On demand no more than every five minutes, or automatically on an interval you choose from the order page.
15 GB a day on these devices, counted on download. The buy page states the allowance for the exact location before you pay.
Yes. Add your own addresses and the proxy answers them without credentials; switching modes clears the other one, because the carrier keeps only one.
Yes. It is not returned to a pool between requests and nobody else routes through it while your licence is live.
