Mobile proxies by use case
Which plan fits the job, how to configure it, what else the job needs, and live pricing.
- Pay per GB
- $3.99
- from, shared pool
- Dedicated
- $49
- per month, from
- Countries
- 197
- real carrier networks
- Mobile IPs
- 9.9M+
- across the live pool
Configured per job
Plan fit, setup, the rest of the stack, pitfalls and live pricing on every page.
- Web Scraping
Public data collection runs cleanest from IPs that look like ordinary phone subscribers.
from $3.99/GBPay per GBRotating pool - Social Media
Creators and agencies who manage several owned accounts need each one to look like what it is: a person on a phone.
from $49/moDedicatedSticky IP - Antidetect Browsers
An antidetect browser separates fingerprints; the proxy decides which network each profile lives on.
from $3.99/GBEither planRotating or sticky - Cloud Phones
A cloud phone tells apps it is a phone on a mobile network, so its proxy has to say the same.
from $3.99/GBEither planRotating or sticky - E-commerce
Marketplaces link seller accounts by network first.
from $49/moDedicatedSticky IP - AI Agents
An agent that browses, buys or verifies needs a network identity it can provision by itself.
from $3.99/GBEither planRotating or sticky - SEO
Search results are personalised by device and location, and most searches happen on phones.
from $3.99/GBPay per GBRotating pool - Ad Verification
Agencies and affiliate managers verify ads from the audience's vantage point: a phone, on a carrier, in the target country.
from $3.99/GBPay per GBRotating pool - Gaming
Gaming teams use mobile proxies to see a game the way players on a carrier connection see it.
from $3.99/GBEither planRotating or sticky
Start from the job
Collecting public data or checking results?
Running accounts you own?
Building something that runs by itself?
Most requested locations
Match the exit country to the market you work in. Live pool size per country, linking to each location page.
Same network, different configuration
A mobile proxy is the same product whether you crawl a catalog or run a storefront, but the right configuration is not. Data collection wants many short sessions from many exits and pays by traffic; account work wants one exit held for as long as the login lives and pays by device. Most bad proxy experiences are a plan mismatch, not a network problem.
Each use-case page states the plan that fits, the rotation and session settings to use, what the job also needs from the rest of the stack, and the symptoms that mean a setting is wrong. Prices on every page are live from the same feed that powers checkout, so what you read is what you pay.