4G MOBILE
PROXIES

What you get with 4G Mobile Proxies

• Real carrier networks

  Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile in the US; Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom and Free Mobile in France.

• One modem, one customer

  No other Prox’Easy customer is given your IP while it is yours.

• Rotate when you choose

  Call your change-IP URL for a new address, or hold a sticky session for up to 24 hours.

• No data caps

  Billed per IP per month, so a heavy week costs the same as a quiet one.

WHAT YOU GET WITH A
DEDICATED 4G IP

A dedicated 4G IP from a real carrier network, billed per month with no data caps. Built for sneakers, social automation and app testing — the workloads where a datacenter IP is blocked on sight and a residential IP is not mobile enough.

CONNECTION

Dedicated 4G IP — not shared with other customers

CARRIERS

Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile (US) · Orange, SFR, Bouygues, Free (FR)

ROTATION

On demand, or sticky sessions up to 24 hours

BANDWIDTH

No data caps, no overage billing

PROTOCOLS

HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5

LOCATIONS

United States, France; Italy and Spain too, chosen as the location at checkout

Live in three steps

1. 1

   Choose and pay

   Pick the plan or pack on this page and pay by PayPal or crypto.

2. 2

   Copy your credentials

   Host, port, username and password are in your client area.

3. 3

   Point your tools at it

   Any HTTP client, script or antidetect browser — the snippet below works as is.

HOW TO USE A
4G PROXY

Point any HTTP client at the endpoint with your credentials. It works unchanged with Puppeteer, Playwright, Selenium, Scrapy and every major automation framework.

# 4G mobile proxy — rotate on demand
# host, port and credentials: your client area
# rotation: call the change-IP URL from your client area; sticky sessions up to 24 h in the dashboard
curl -x "http://user:pass@GATEWAY_HOST:PORT" \
  "https://api.example.com/data"

How are our dedicated mobile IPs sourced?

They are our own hardware: modems and phones we run, each with its own SIM on the carrier you choose at checkout. The address you get is the one that carrier assigns to that SIM, and for the month it is assigned to your account and nobody else’s — one modem, one customer. Nothing is borrowed from a stranger’s phone and nothing is a pool, so the question that hangs over residential proxies — whose device does this traffic leave from? — does not arise here.

Rotation is a reconnect. The modem drops and re-registers, and the carrier — the same carrier, never a different one — hands it a new address. If a modem fails, your proxy is moved to another modem on the same carrier within seconds; the address changes, because it belongs to the SIM’s session with the carrier, not to you. The cities and carriers below are what you are actually buying, so we publish them; we do not publish how many devices we run.

HARDWARE

Our own modems and phones, each with its own SIM on the carrier you choose.

ONE MODEM, ONE CUSTOMER

A dedicated device for the month. Not shared, not a pool.

ROTATION

Reconnect on demand; a new address from the same carrier every time.

IF A MODEM FAILS

Moved to another modem on the same carrier within seconds. The address changes.

As on the order form. Not every carrier is available in every city, and some locations are phones rather than modems — the form marks them. Choose the city and carrier at checkout. Read from the order form on 18 September 2026.

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