Mobile Proxies — Genuine 4G & 5G Carrier IPs

ProxyGen mobile proxies route your traffic through real 4G and 5G connections on mobile carrier networks. Because carriers share each public IP across many real subscribers behind carrier-grade NAT, mobile IPs carry the highest trust of any proxy type and are the hardest for target sites to block.

What is a mobile proxy?

A mobile proxy is an IP address issued by a mobile network operator to a real cellular device. Sites see traffic that is indistinguishable from an ordinary phone on 4G or 5G, so mobile proxies sail through checks that flag datacenter and even residential ranges.

How ProxyGen mobile proxies work

  • Real 4G / 5G carrier IPs across 195+ countries, with country and state targeting.
  • Sticky or rotating: hold a session for multi-step automation or rotate for fresh IPs.
  • HTTP, HTTPS & SOCKS5 from a single endpoint — drop it into any tool or anti-detect browser.
  • Pay-as-you-go: no subscription, instant activation, bandwidth that does not expire.

What mobile proxies are used for

Mobile proxies are the go-to for social-media account management and automation, ad verification on mobile placements, app and SDK testing, and any mobile-only target that rejects desktop or datacenter traffic. All use must follow the destination platform's terms and our acceptable-use policy.

Why choose mobile over residential?

Mobile IPs are shared by thousands of genuine subscribers and rotate naturally at the carrier level, which makes them the most resilient option against aggressive bot detection — at the cost of higher per-GB pricing than residential. Compare with residential proxies or view pricing.

Mobile proxy FAQ

Why are mobile proxies harder to block?

Carriers assign one public IP to many real users at once, so blocking a mobile IP risks blocking thousands of legitimate customers — something most sites avoid.

Can I target a specific country?

Yes. Mobile proxies support country and state targeting across 195+ countries; pick your location from the same endpoint.

Sticky or rotating for social media?

Use a sticky session per account so each profile keeps a stable identity, and isolate accounts on separate sessions.