Buy mobile 5G/4G/LTE proxy

The key difference is the source network: mobile proxies use cellular carrier IPs, not necessarily IPs from actual SIM cards, whereas residential proxies use home broadband IPs from consumer ISPs. Mobile networks use NAT (CGNAT) patterns, where the same IP can be shared by multiple subscribers, mirroring real mobile traffic, so blocking it risks affecting legitimate customers. That shared carrier origin creates high-trust identity signals, which is why a rotating mobile proxy holds up on stricter platforms where residential ranges still get flagged. For high-volume tasks that don't require carrier trust, buy IPv6 proxies for wider scale at a lower cost per IP.

Mobile proxies use carrier IPs with strong anonymity characteristics and are built for teams that need high-trust identities, location fidelity, and controllable rotation. Common uses include mobile app testing, regional ad verification, localized SERP monitoring, authorized account QA, public website data collection, and mobile-only access services that reject non-carrier ranges. Use 4G for steady automation, QA runs, and coverage-first markets, 5G for high-volume jobs, real-time tests, and latency-sensitive flows, and LTE for long-running sessions, regional validations, and consistent connectivity. A mobile proxy’s carrier network identity complements mobile user agent emulation, helping automation pass as ordinary subscriber traffic, so checks face fewer blocks and CAPTCHAs on mobile-first platforms.

Yes. Private dedicated mobile proxy plans reserve access for a single customer, so no other proxy users compete for their connection capacity. Dedicated access works well when your workload needs predictable connection capacity, stable throughput under sustained load, or consistent performance across long-running sessions. Shared plans stay available for tasks where broad coverage and a lower entry price matter more than exclusive proxy use. Authentication works the same way for both access types: IP allowlisting or username/password, enabling fast integration with existing tooling.

Mobile proxy IP addresses support rotation without disconnects via a rotation cadence (5/30 min) or a manual switch, whichever you choose. Every change draws a new address from the carrier's pool, so you get a fresh carrier-grade IP without dropping the session. Combine sticky identity for approvals/tests with rotation for scale.

Mobile proxy coverage spans 20 countries. Countries include the USA, Germany, France, India, and more. Our catalog includes solutions from leading global carriers such as AT&T, T-Mobile, Verizon, Vodafone, Jio, Orange, and others, across both shared and private dedicated mobile proxy plans. Choose the network generation that matches your workload: available options are 4G, 5G, and LTE, while a legacy 3G mobile proxy is not part of the available product range. The exact carrier, channel throughput, and rotation options depend on your selected location and current provider availability.

To buy mobile proxies, choose your carrier, location, rotation type, number of addresses, and order period in the calculator above, then complete your purchase. After receiving payment confirmation, we will email your proxy access details, provided the purpose of use has been specified correctly. Activation takes minutes so that you can launch projects immediately. Plans start at $10 per IP with shared access, with a minimum order of 1 address for 1 week. A standard free trial is not available for mobile proxies, but enterprise teams can request a free POC to evaluate performance across their existing workflows before scaling. Beyond mobile, you can buy proxy server access for residential, ISP, and datacenter from the wider Proxy-Seller catalog.

Mobile proxies are generally legal, but the legality of a specific use depends on the jurisdiction and activity. Your workload must comply with applicable laws, target-site terms, privacy obligations, and our acceptable use rules, and use only data you are authorized to collect. We source mobile capacity through licensed carrier agreements and operate in compliance with GDPR, CCPA, and ePrivacy. DPA, SCC, and IP provenance documentation are available from day one for teams that need a compliance review before deployment.