Dedicated 4G and 5G lines on AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon in eight US metros. List them from the API, rotate them with a GET and read their exit IP back, from code or the dashboard. HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, unlimited data, one SIM per endpoint.
Six properties of every line, stated the way you would read them in documentation.
A GET on the line's rotation link reconnects the carrier session; its status link returns the new exit address. No limit on how many; a timer can do it on a schedule.
HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 ports on the same host with the same username and password. UDP travels over SOCKS5; VLESS is available when a tunnel fits better.
The exit address is announced by AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon and shared with real handsets behind carrier NAT. Lookups return a mobile connection in the line's region.
The device, the SIM and the address history belong to one account for the term. Nothing is pooled or multiplexed.
Unlimited data on every term. Fair use applies to bulk file transfer only, and the rule is written down in the terms.
Relocate a line to another metro at no cost. The login, licence uuid and remaining time carry over; host and ports can change, so re-read the list.
One price table for every metro and carrier. Hourly endpoints never renew on their own; the rest renew until you stop them.
plans.jsonUSDHourly plans: Provision in the dashboard, the mobile app or our Telegram bot.
Payment methods: cards, PayPal, Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, Zelle, bank wire. Every order activates instantly.
Hourly to monthly: time starts at purchase.
After a static address or metered data rather than a line? ISP & residential via API
A GET on the line's rotation link reconnects the carrier session, and its status link returns the new address. Same shape in every metro, so one client handles all eight.
curl "https://cp.mobileproxiesus.com/backend/api_v1/proxy/status?license=$UUID"
{"ip": "172.58.x.x", "httpPort": 8825, "sockPort": 5825, "status": "CONNECTED"}Inspect your current IP as a website sees it, or paste a proxy list to test each endpoint. Free, no account needed.
What IP am I on? One view: carrier, ASN, city, time-zone match, WebRTC leak.
Run itInput one proxy or a list (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5). Output per line: exit IP, location, ISP, latency. Export working entries.
Run itRecommended for profiles on our endpoints: Undetectable.io and GoLogin. Both have free plans.
RecommendedAll published line tests, pre- and post-purchase, in one place.
Open the listTwo more things the dashboard sells: monthly fixed addresses on American networks, and residential or mobile pool data metered per GB. One balance, one My Proxies page, the same code.
Fixed IPv4 on Comcast, AT&T, T-Mobile, Frontier and RCN ranges, exiting via Virginia. Minimum 10 addresses, 1 to 12 months, a single credential set.
Read moreHousehold connections in upwards of 190 countries, targeting down to country, state, city or ASN, held sessions up to half an hour or a fresh address each request. Metered per GB, no expiry.
Read moreShared handsets on live 4G and 5G connections, metered per GB, with country, state and city targeting. For breadth; a held identity is what the dedicated line is for.
Read moreAutomation that must look like a US phone user, written against a stable interface.
Playwright, Puppeteer and Selenium sessions on a carrier address, rotated between jobs.
Run the same checks from eight US regions on a real mobile network, from CI.
Point requests, httpx, Node fetch or Go at the SOCKS5 port and go.
Route a device or emulator through a carrier line to test what a US user gets.
A standing endpoint per metro for checks that run every few minutes.
Profiles bound to one sticky address each, rotated only when your code says so.
Collection within site terms, spread over lines and rotations by script.
Programmatic captures of what a US mobile visitor is served.
Each endpoint is one physical device with one carrier SIM in a rack we operate. You choose the device class at checkout; the interface is identical.
A 4G or 5G USB modem holding one carrier SIM, exposed as one endpoint. The default.
A cellular router with one SIM, for endpoints that must stay up for long runs.
A real handset with one SIM, when the traffic should come from phone hardware.
Device type is selected at checkout. One device, one SIM, one customer.
One device per endpoint, racked in the metro. Plans move between them self-service, free, at any time.
Move a line to another metro from the dashboard or the API at no cost. The username, password, licence uuid and remaining term carry over. The line lands on another server, so host and ports can change: re-read the proxy list after a move.
Every account has a referral link. Orders placed by accounts that registered through it pay you a share, on every order, for as long as they remain customers. Higher rates are available for integrations that send volume.
Setup walkthroughs, platform notes, direct answers, based on actual line usage.
A line in Chicago returns an address whose geolocation lookup says Chicago.
Read moreGuideA Mobile Proxies US line on a VLESS-enabled server can be reached over VLESS as well as plain HTTP(S) and SOCKS5;...
Read moreGuideThe question comes up in every backend channel: I am testing an integration, scraping a public endpoint, or running QA...
Read moreThe proxy list returns a rotation_link for each line. A GET on it reconnects the carrier session; the line's status link then shows the new exit address. There is no limit on how many rotations you make, and a timer can rotate on a schedule.
HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 on the same host with the same credentials, UDP over SOCKS5. A VLESS tunnel is available for clients that prefer it.
The carrier's AS (AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon), a mobile connection type and the line's metro or state. Carrier gateways decide the city field; the state is reliable.
4G endpoints run up to 25 Mbps download and 5G endpoints up to 50 Mbps, depending on signal at the device. 5G+ (70 Mbps+ average download) is an add-on on selected 5G lines. Data is unlimited.
No. One SIM in one device for one account for the term. The address history belongs to that account.
4G $5 a day, $29 a week or $66 a month; 5G $6, $33 or $77. Hourly from $2 for two hours. Unlimited data and rotation on every term.
Undetectable.io first; its local API creates and launches profiles with the line's SOCKS5 details attached. GoLogin is the second choice, with a cloud API that does the same from any machine.
Undetectable.io · GoLogin (partner links)
Integration questions, carrier stock, protocol details, a status code you did not expect. Email or Telegram; a person answers 24 hours a day.
Support: humans, 24/7. Already a customer? Open your dashboard.