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Mobile proxies with carrier network IPs
Use mobile IPs for tasks where the carrier network context matters: ad and local content checks, working with social platforms, app testing, and other user scenarios.
Work through carrier IPs
- Network typemobile carriers
- Geocountry, state, city, ZIP, ASN
- Sessionsrotation or sticky
Mobile network context, fully in your control
Mobile network context
Requests go out through IPs that belong to mobile carrier networks.
Flexible rotation
Change the IP on a chosen schedule and spread requests across the mobile pool.
Fixed sessions
Keep one IP for a sequence of actions when a single network context matters.
What mobile proxies are good for
Mobile proxies fit tasks where a carrier-network IP and a stable mobile context matter.
Working with social platforms
Check how services render through mobile-network IPs from a chosen geography.
Ad verification
See how ads are shown to users from specific countries and regions.
Testing apps and services
Check localization and network flows of mobile products across geographies.
Traffic arbitrage
Use the mobile network context to check ad funnels and landing pages.
Local content
Check regional versions of sites, offers, and redirects.
Checking user flows
Use sticky sessions when a sequence of actions needs one network context.
What are mobile proxies
Mobile proxies make the target site see an IP address that belongs to a mobile carrier network.
This type is used when the mobile network context itself matters: ad checks, app testing, and working with social platforms.
| Proxy type | How the IP works | Price from* |
|---|---|---|
| Residential Proxies | Real user IPs, rotates per request or on a timer | from 0.6 USD / GB |
| Mobile proxy | Mobile carrier IPs, rotates per request or on a timer | from 2.1 USD / GB |
| Datacenter proxy | Server IPs, rotates per request or on a timer | from 0.7 USD / GB |
| Static Datacenter Proxies | Server IP for a month, replaced on request | from 1 USD / IP per month |
| Static ISP Proxies | ISP / residential IP for a month, replaced on request | from 2 USD / IP per month |
* For dynamic pools the minimum price per 1 GB at the largest package is shown; for static proxies — price per 1 IP per month.
How to get started with mobile proxies
Create an account
Pick a mobile traffic package and go to the settings.
Set the geo
Choose an available country and other geo parameters.
Set up the session
Choose IP rotation or a fixed session for your scenario.
Get your connection details
Copy the ready connection string or use the details for your integration.
Track your usage
Monitor traffic usage and settings from your account.
PSB Proxy mobile proxy capabilities
Network type
Real carrier IPs; several networks are available in each country.
Geo
195 countries: country, state, city, ZIP and ASN.
Rotation
A new IP on every request or on a timer.
Sessions
TTL 1-1000 minutes; up to 30 minutes recommended.
Protocols
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5.
Authentication and API
Login/password, token, plus management via the public API.
Best proxy server locations
Tune the mobile IP to your task
Choose the mobile IP mode: a new address per request, or one IP for a set time.
A new IP per request
Automatic address change for independent requests and load distribution.
Timer-based rotation
Set the interval for changing the address when a process needs a predictable period with one IP. TTL: 1-1000 minutes.
Sticky session
Pin the mobile IP for a sequence of actions. We recommend up to 30 minutes.
Mobile proxy pricing
The bigger the package, the lower the price per GB.
Responsible Proxy Use and Data Collection
Proxy servers are legitimate technical tools. The legality of data collection depends on the applicable laws, the type of data collected, the method of access and the rules of the relevant website
Public availability does not automatically mean that data can be collected and reused without restrictions. Users must comply with applicable privacy, intellectual property and database laws, as well as website terms and technical access restrictions.
Important: Before collecting data, make sure that you have a lawful basis for processing personal information, respect intellectual property and database rights, and do not bypass authentication or other access controls.
Common legitimate use cases
- price and product monitoring
- search engine result tracking
- ad verification
- public market research
- website testing from different locations
- collection of non-restricted business information
- infrastructure and performance monitoring
Prohibited or high-risk activities
- unauthorized access to accounts or restricted areas
- collection or misuse of personal data
- bypassing authentication and security controls
- infringement of copyright or database rights
- fraud, phishing, spam or malicious activity
- excessive requests that disrupt a website
- violation of applicable laws or PSB Proxy policies
Manage your proxies and traffic spend
Get full access to your order tools and keep a smooth workflow for your projects.
- Detailed usage information for your services
- Full control over data usage
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