Verizon · 4G and 5G

Verizon Mobile Proxies

Dedicated 4G and 5G proxies on Verizon SIM cards in 7 US locations. Each order is one device that only you use for the term, from $8 a day.

What a Verizon proxy is

A Verizon proxy is a modem or a phone with a Verizon SIM card, installed in a fixed US location. Your traffic leaves through the Verizon mobile network, so the destination site sees an address that belongs to Verizon and not to a hosting provider.

The Verizon mobile network is registered as AS6167. We have checked this on our own hardware: traffic from a Houston device resolves to AS6167, Verizon Business, Houston, Texas. You can run the same check with any IP lookup service once the proxy is active.

Verizon devices are located in Boston, California, Chicago, Florida, Houston, New York and Phoenix. The location of a device is fixed for the term, and the table below shows the live stock for each one.

Pricing

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.

For a day

from$8per device

For a week

from$35per device

$5 a day at that term

Best rate

For a month

from$85per device

$2.83 a day at that term

One device, used only by youNew IP on demandReplacement or refund to balance if it does not work

Verizon devices and stock

Live data from the catalogue. Where every device is taken, the table shows when the next one is expected.

LocationNetworkDeviceFeaturesAvailability
Houston4G / 5GPhoneIPv6UDP1 free
Boston4G / 5GModemOS fingerprintVLESSTaken, expected Oct 12
California4GModemOS fingerprintVLESSUDPTaken, expected Oct 17
California4G / 5GPhoneIPv6UDPTaken, expected Oct 16
California5GModemOS fingerprintVLESSUDPTaken, expected Oct 13
Chicago4G / 5GModemOS fingerprintVLESSTaken, expected Oct 12
Chicago4G / 5GPhoneIPv6UDPTaken, expected Oct 12
Florida4G / 5GModemOS fingerprintVLESSTaken, expected Oct 11
Florida4G / 5GPhoneIPv6UDPTaken, expected Oct 12
Houston4G / 5GModemOS fingerprintVLESSUDPTaken, expected Oct 11
New York4G / 5GModemOS fingerprintVLESSUDPTaken, expected Oct 11
Phoenix4G / 5GModemOS fingerprintVLESSTaken, expected Oct 12
Phoenix4G / 5GPhoneIPv6UDPTaken, expected Oct 18

When to choose Verizon

Campaigns and content aimed at Verizon users

When an ad campaign, an offer or an app experience is targeted at Verizon subscribers, a Verizon device shows what those subscribers see.

A location covered only by Verizon

If the city or state you need appears only under Verizon in the stock table, Verizon is the practical choice for that location.

A second network for the same project

Running part of a project on Verizon and part on T-Mobile or AT&T means that a restriction on one network does not affect all of your accounts.

Carriers in the USA compared

CarrierLocationsNetworkIPv6OS fingerprintFree now
Verizon74G / 5GYesYes1
T-Mobile54G / 5GYesYes13
AT&T44G / 5GYesYes4
FAQ

Verizon proxies: questions and answers

Everything you need to know about Proxya

Yes. Each device is a modem or a phone with a Verizon SIM card. The exit address belongs to the Verizon mobile network, AS6167.

In Boston, California, Chicago, Florida, Houston, New York and Phoenix. The stock table on this page shows which of them have a free device right now.

Yes. Verizon locations are offered with 4G and 5G devices. A 5G device costs more and provides more bandwidth where Verizon has 5G coverage at the device's location.

Not in general. All three provide carrier addresses that sites treat as mobile traffic. Choose Verizon when your task targets Verizon users or when Verizon covers the location you need.

Only when you change it: on demand from the order page or on a timer you set, with at least five minutes between changes. The new address also belongs to Verizon.

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