Are regional towns covered, or only the capitals?

Only the mainland capitals: Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide. For most search and price work a capital-city IP is what you want.

Why is Telstra the default Australian carrier?

It carries the majority of our Australian pool and is the country's largest operator. Optus is the natural second choice, and Vodafone adds a third network when accounts should be spread.

Rotating pool or dedicated Australian device: which fits?

Rotating is billed per GB and suits search and price checks that touch many pages. A dedicated Australian device is a flat price with one carrier IP held until you rotate it, which suits a logged-in account or a long QA session; both prices appear above.

Are Australian mobile proxies 4G or 5G?

Both. All three networks closed 3G by October 2024, and Telstra reports 5G coverage for about 95% of the population, so an exit connects over 4G or 5G depending on the cell.

How is the mobile IP figure on this page counted?

It is the number of rotating mobile IPs our pool reaches here over a month, from our own network data and rounded down: a measure of depth rather than a fixed inventory.

How do I connect, and can I keep one IP for a whole session?

Use the standard HTTP or SOCKS5 credentials in any antidetect browser, scraper, or script, and choose per-request rotation, a timed interval, or a sticky session that holds one IP; activation is instant, with no KYC.

Real-device

Australia Mobile Proxies

27K+ mobile IPs across 3 carriers. Real 4G/5G connections from live devices, instant activation.

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Shared pool from $3.99/GB · dedicated Australian device from $119/month

Live network dataRefreshed 10 min ago

Carriers

Telstra Internet · Optus · Vodafone Australia

5 / 5

Regions / Cities

nationwide

Carrier breakdown

Which networks carry the pool

Pool share is the portion of available nodes on each carrier, not subscriber market share.

Telstra Internet~50%
Optus~35%
Vodafone Australia~15%

Geographic spread

Top regions and cities

Coverage tier reflects available node density, refreshed with the live pool.

Regions

New South WalesExcellent
VictoriaExcellent
QueenslandGood
Western AustraliaGood
South AustraliaGood

Cities

SydneyExcellent
MelbourneExcellent
BrisbaneGood
PerthGood
AdelaideGood

Network character

What to expect in Australia

Australia runs on three networks, Telstra, Optus, and TPG Telecom's Vodafone, which with their sub-brands hold about 87% of retail mobile services, according to the ACCC. Our Australian pool follows the same order, with Telstra carrying most of it. Its devices sit in Sydney, Melbourne, Brisbane, Perth, and Adelaide.

3G is gone: Vodafone switched it off in December 2023, and Telstra and Optus followed on 28 October 2024. Australians also skew to Apple, with iOS on about 65% of phones, and Bing takes about 9% of searches. App and search checks that stop at Android and Google miss a real slice of the market.

Since 10 December 2025, ten platforms, including Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Reddit, must take reasonable steps to keep under-16s off, so they run Australia-specific age-assurance flows. The retail map moved in 2025 too: Catch closed in April, and CoStar took over Domain in August.

Connected

Australia

Carrier: Telstra Internet
Network: 4G / 5G
Location: Sydney
IP address: •••.•••.•••.214
Latency: 14 ms

Sample connection · rotate to refresh the exit

Common workflows

iOS and Android app QA

Test sign-up, onboarding, and in-app flows on Telstra and Optus connections, weighted towards iOS the way Australian users are.

Google and Bing SERP checks

Compare Google and Bing results and ads in Sydney, Melbourne, or Perth, since Bing's Australian share is large enough to matter for local rankings.

Marketplace and property listing monitoring

Track prices and listings on Amazon AU, eBay AU, Kmart, realestate.com.au, and Domain as Australian mobile visitors see them.

Brand-safety checks on social platforms

See the Australian age-assurance flows on Instagram, TikTok, and YouTube the way local users do, for brand-safety reviews and ad-placement checks.

Plans

Two ways to use the Australia pool

Rotating data billed by the gigabyte, or a device of your own billed by the day, week, or month.

Rotating pool

From $3.99 per GB, cheaper the more you buy. Each package lasts 30 days.

Pool: 27K+ Australian mobile IPs a month
Network: Real 4G/5G carrier IPs
Sessions: Rotating per request or on a timer, or sticky
Targeting: City and carrier
Protocols: HTTP(S) and SOCKS5
Access: Dashboard, API, and MCP

Buy rotating data How rotation and sticky sessions work

Dedicated Australian device

One carrier IP that no one else shares, held until you rotate it.

$19

per day

$49

per week

$119

per month

Device: One 4G/5G mobile device, used by you alone
Bandwidth: Unlimited
Rotation: On demand, or hold one IP
Protocols: HTTP(S), SOCKS5, UDP, and OpenVPN
DNS: Carrier-native

Past about 48 GB a month, a dedicated device costs less than rotating data at its best rate, and its bandwidth is unlimited.

Rent a Australian device Compare dedicated plans

Developer ready

Target Australia from the API

Create a country-locked mobile proxy list in one call. Copy, paste, run.

create-au-list.sh

curl -s -X POST "https://dashboard.voidmob.com/api/v1/proxies/PRXID/lists" \
  -H "Authorization: Bearer $VOIDMOB_API_KEY" \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"name": "au-mobile", "country": "AU", "rotation_mode": "instant"}'

Start routing through real Australian mobile IPs

Shared pools from $3.99/GB, or a dedicated Australian device from $119/month.

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Australia Mobile Proxies

Which networks carry the pool

Top regions and cities

Regions

Cities

What to expect in Australia

iOS and Android app QA

Google and Bing SERP checks

Marketplace and property listing monitoring

Brand-safety checks on social platforms

Two ways to use the Australia pool

Rotating pool

Dedicated Australian device

Target Australia from the API

Start routing through real Australian mobile IPs

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