T-Mobile Proxies
Dedicated 4G and 5G proxies on T-Mobile SIM cards in 5 US locations. Each order is one device that only you use for the term, from $8 a day.
What a T-Mobile proxy is
A T-Mobile proxy is a modem or a phone with a T-Mobile SIM card, installed in a fixed US location. Your traffic leaves through the T-Mobile mobile network, and the destination site sees a T-Mobile address.
T-Mobile US registers its network as AS21928. The carrier runs its mobile network on IPv6 and provides IPv4 through carrier translation, so IPv4 sites see a T-Mobile IPv4 address that the carrier shares among many subscribers. On devices with IPv6 support, IPv6 sites see an IPv6 address from the T-Mobile network.
T-Mobile devices are located in California/Nevada, Chicago, Houston, Massachusetts/Rhode Island and New York. The location of a device is fixed for the term, and the table below shows the live stock for each one.
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.
T-Mobile devices and stock
Live data from the catalogue. Where every device is taken, the table shows when the next one is expected.
| Location | Network | Device | Features | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| New York | 4G / 5G | Modem | OS fingerprintIPv6VLESS | 13 free |
| California and Nevada | 4G / 5G | Modem | OS fingerprintVLESS | Taken, expected Oct 12 |
| Chicago | 4G / 5G | Modem | OS fingerprintVLESS | Taken, expected Oct 14 |
| Chicago | 4G / 5G | Phone | IPv6UDP | Taken, expected Oct 13 |
| Houston | 4G / 5G | Modem | OS fingerprintVLESSUDP | Taken, expected Oct 11 |
| Houston | 4G / 5G | Phone | IPv6UDP | Taken, expected Oct 11 |
| Massachusetts and Rhode Island | 4G / 5G | Modem | OS fingerprintVLESS | Taken, expected Oct 27 |
When to choose T-Mobile
Campaigns and content aimed at T-Mobile users
When an ad campaign, an offer or an app experience is targeted at T-Mobile subscribers, a T-Mobile device shows what those subscribers see.
Tasks that need IPv6
For work that requires an IPv6 address from a US carrier, turn on the IPv6 filter on the buy page. T-Mobile devices with IPv6 support provide one.
A second network for the same project
Running part of a project on T-Mobile and part on Verizon or AT&T means that a restriction on one network does not affect all of your accounts.
Carriers in the USA compared
| Carrier | Locations | Network | IPv6 | OS fingerprint | Free now |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Verizon | 7 | 4G / 5G | Yes | Yes | 1 |
| T-Mobile | 5 | 4G / 5G | Yes | Yes | 13 |
| AT&T | 4 | 4G / 5G | Yes | Yes | 4 |
T-Mobile proxies: questions and answers
Everything you need to know about Proxya
Yes. Each device is a modem or a phone with a T-Mobile SIM card, connected through the T-Mobile US network, which is registered as AS21928.
In California/Nevada, Chicago, Houston, Massachusetts/Rhode Island and New York. The stock table on this page shows which of them have a free device right now.
Some devices do. Turn on the IPv6 filter on the buy page to receive a T-Mobile device with an IPv6 address. Without the filter, the device you receive may not have one.
Yes. T-Mobile locations are offered with 4G and 5G devices. A 5G device costs more and provides more bandwidth where T-Mobile has 5G coverage at the device's location.
It is a different network with its own address space. The rest is the same: a dedicated device, a new IP on demand and the same terms.
