EE Mobile Proxies
Dedicated 4G and 5G proxies on EE SIM cards in the United Kingdom, with unlimited traffic. Each order is one device that only you use for the term, from $6 a day.
What an EE proxy is
An EE proxy is a modem, a router or a phone with an EE SIM card in the United Kingdom. Your traffic leaves through the EE mobile network, and the destination site sees a UK mobile address.
EE is part of BT Group. On our own EE device the exit address resolved to AS2856, British Telecommunications, and IP lookup services classified the connection as mobile. You can run the same check with any IP lookup service once the proxy is active.
EE devices are offered with 4G and 5G. Traffic is unlimited, as on every UK plan. Lycamobile also runs on the EE network and is listed separately in the UK catalogue.
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.
EE devices and stock
Live data from the catalogue. Where every device is taken, the table shows when the next one is expected.
| Network | Device | Features | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5G | Router | VLESSWireGuard | 1 free |
| 4G | Router | IPv6VLESSWireGuard | Taken, expected Oct 26 |
When to choose EE
Campaigns and content aimed at EE users
When an ad campaign, an offer or an app experience is targeted at EE subscribers, a EE device shows what those subscribers see.
5G in the United Kingdom
EE devices are offered with 5G, which provides more bandwidth where EE has 5G coverage at the device's location.
An address registered to BT
EE addresses resolve to British Telecommunications, one of the largest network operators in the United Kingdom.
Carriers in the United Kingdom compared
| Carrier | Network | IPv6 | Free now |
|---|---|---|---|
| EE | 4G / 5G | Yes | 1 |
| O2 | 4G | No | 0 |
| Three | 4G | No | 0 |
| Sky Mobile | 4G / 5G | No | 0 |
| Lycamobile | 4G / 5G | Yes | 0 |
EE proxies: questions and answers
Everything you need to know about Proxya
Yes. Each device is a modem, a router or a phone with an EE SIM card. Our EE device exits from AS2856, the BT network, and lookup services classify the connection as mobile.
EE is owned by BT Group, and our EE device exits from the BT address space, AS2856. Lookup services list the owner as British Telecommunications and the connection type as mobile.
Yes, while a 5G device is free. The stock table shows the current availability of EE 4G and 5G devices.
No. Traffic on UK plans, EE included, is unlimited. Speed depends on the EE network at the device's location.
On demand from the order page. UK devices do not rotate on a timer, and the new address also comes from the EE network.
