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Live network dataRefreshed
6
Carriers
Safaricom · Airtel Kenya · MTN Business Kenya +3
3 / 3
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.

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  • Safaricom~35%
  • Airtel Kenya~35%
  • MTN Business Kenya~15%
  • MTN Business Kenya, MTN Business~10%
  • Faiba<5%
Geographic spread

Top regions and cities

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

Regions

  • Nairobi CountyExcellent
  • Kakamega CountyFair
  • Mombasa CountyFair

Cities

  • NairobiExcellent
  • KakamegaFair
  • MombasaFair
Network character

What to expect in Kenya

Safaricom holds about 70% of Kenya's 88 million mobile subscriptions, ahead of Airtel and Telkom. Our Kenyan pool runs the other way: Airtel leads, Safaricom is close behind, and Faiba and Telkom are small. Nairobi is the main city, with Kiambu and Thika to its north.

Payments run on M-Pesa, which holds about 89% of Kenya's 54 million mobile money accounts, so Kenyan checkouts usually offer it first. Android runs about 93% of phones, and Google handles over 99% of mobile searches.

Networks also differ in what they filter. OONI measured Telegram blocked during the national KCSE exams in 2023 and 2024, on Safaricom and Airtel in 2023 and on Safaricom and Faiba in 2024.

ConnectedKenya
Carrier
Safaricom
Network
4G / 5G
Location
Nairobi
IP address
•••.•••.•••.208
Latency
8 ms

Sample connection · rotate to refresh the exit

Common workflows

Jiji and Jumia listing data

Collect classifieds and product listings from Jiji Kenya and Jumia Kenya on rotating Airtel and Safaricom IPs, set to Nairobi or the neighbouring counties.

M-Pesa checkout QA

Test how your own Kenyan checkout presents M-Pesa and other local payment options over Safaricom and Airtel, the networks your customers are on.

Nairobi search and ad checks

See Google results, map listings, and ads as a Nairobi mobile user does, with the network set to Airtel or Safaricom.

TikTok and Facebook for Kenyan brands

Run brand and client accounts for Kenyan audiences from local carrier IPs, one sticky session per account. TikTok reaches about 56% of Kenyan adults.

Plans

Two ways to use the Kenya pool

Rotating data billed by the gigabyte, with no subscription and no minimum term.

Rotating pool

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

Price per GB by package: 1 GB for $3.99 ($3.99 per GB), 10 GB for $35 ($3.50 per GB), 25 GB for $81.25 ($3.25 per GB), 50 GB for $149.50 ($2.99 per GB), 100 GB for $250 ($2.50 per GB).
Pool
14K+ Kenyan 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, UDP over SOCKS5
Connect
Proxy lists, or one flex login for any geo via the API
Access
Dashboard, API, and MCP
Buy rotating dataHow rotation and sticky sessions work

Included on every plan

Built for tools, scripts, and agents as much as for browsers.

Auth
Login or IP whitelist
Proxy lists
Up to 100, with 1,000 ports each
Failed setup
Refunded automatically
Automation
REST API and an open-source MCP server

Dedicated devices are not offered in Kenya yet. They are available in countries including United States, United Kingdom, Germany, France.

See the MCP integrationSee dedicated locations
Developer ready

Target Kenya from the API

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

create-ke-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": "ke-mobile", "country": "KE", "rotation_mode": "instant"}'

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Frequently Asked Questions

Common questions about mobile proxies in Kenya.

Why is Airtel the largest network in your Kenyan pool?
Our pool follows the devices we run, not national market share, and more of them sit on Airtel. Safaricom is close behind, so checks on the network used by about 70% of Kenyan lines have plenty of room too.
Which Kenyan locations are covered?
Nairobi County holds most devices, with Kiambu and Thika north of the city and a smaller group in Busia County in the west. Nairobi targeting covers most marketplace and search work.
Can I test M-Pesa payments with a Kenyan mobile proxy?
You can test how your own site presents M-Pesa and other Kenyan payment options to a local visitor. The payment itself is confirmed on the customer's phone, so the IP only changes what your site shows, not the M-Pesa step.
Are Faiba and Telkom available?
Yes, with only a few devices each. Faiba is Jamii Telecommunications' 4G-only network, and Telkom Kenya is the smallest of the three older operators, so use them only when a check has to run on those networks.
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.
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