Mobile proxies,real carrier IPs.

A mobile proxy routes your traffic through a real 4G or 5G mobile connection, so websites see an ordinary phone on a carrier network instead of a server. It is the closest thing there is to browsing from a real handset.

Carrier-grade NAT places thousands of real subscribers behind each IP, so a mobile address carries the reputation of a live mobile network. That is what makes mobile the most accurate tier for mobile-first work: the pages, prices and ads you load through it match what a genuine mobile user in that region actually sees.

Both are real mobile carrier networks and both carry the same high trust. 5G adds more speed and lower latency where the carrier supports it, while 4G LTE has the widest coverage. Either way you get genuine carrier IPs.

Both. Rotate on every request for a fresh IP each time, or hold a sticky IP for up to seven days when you need the same address for a full session.

Yes. Choose the country your traffic comes from, and every proxy you generate uses a carrier IP in that country. The per-GB mobile product targets by country; picking a specific carrier is not offered on it.

Per gigabyte. You buy a balance of GB and spend it across as many proxies as you generate, with no monthly modem fee. You see exactly what a gigabyte costs before you buy, so there are no metering surprises, and you only pay for the traffic you actually move.

Reach for mobile when you need the most accurate view of a mobile network: verifying how your own mobile ads and pages render across carriers and regions, checking mobile-only pricing or content, and QA-testing apps and sites from a real carrier connection.

Common uses include mobile ad verification (confirming your own ads render correctly across carriers and regions), market and price research on mobile-first sites, managing your brand's own social and marketplace accounts, QA-testing apps and websites from real mobile networks, and mobile SEO rank tracking. Anywhere the goal is to see the mobile web exactly as a real user does.

Generate as many as you like. The per-GB product does not charge per proxy, so you can create as many endpoints as your workflow needs and pay only for the traffic they move. Size your GB balance to how much data you expect to push, not to a proxy count.

For mobile-first work, yes. Mobile is the most trusted tier because carrier IPs are the hardest to obtain and represent genuine mobile subscribers, and per-GB billing means you only pay for the traffic you move instead of a fixed monthly line. If your target works fine with residential or datacenter IPs, those cost less; choose mobile when you specifically need real mobile-network accuracy.