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Mobile proxies route your traffic through real 4G/5G mobile carrier IPs. Because mobile IPs are shared by many real users behind carrier-grade NAT, they’re among the hardest IPs for targets to block — making them ideal for the most aggressive anti-bot environments.

Specs

AttributeValue
IP typeReal mobile carrier (4G/5G)
Targeting granularityCountry, ASN (carrier)
ProtocolsHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
AuthenticationUsername : password
Rotation modesPer-request rotating, sticky session (configurable TTL)
BillingPer GB of bandwidth
Mobile does not support UDP or HTTP3, and does not support state or city targeting. Use country- and asn- only.

Endpoints

Mobile shares the residential gateway hostnames on port 13337. Your mobile plan routes you to the mobile pool automatically.
RegionHostPort
United Statespr-us.proxies.fo13337
Europepr-eu.proxies.fo13337
Mobile is available on the US and EU gateways only. The pr-sg (APAC) gateway is residential-only.

Rotation modes

Rotating

New mobile IP per request. Note that carrier NAT means many requests may share an egress IP regardless.

Sticky

Hold the same mobile IP for a session via session-<id> and ttl-<minutes>.

Pricing

Mobile plans start at $3 / GB. See proxies.fo/product-mobile-proxies for the full grid.

When to pick mobile

  • Targets that block residential and datacenter IPs
  • Mobile-first platforms (apps, social media) where mobile IPs look most natural
  • Carrier-specific testing (e.g. verifying content served to T-Mobile vs Verizon users)
  • The strongest possible trust signal — mobile IPs rotate naturally and are rarely blocklisted
For broader geo precision (state, city), use Residential. For raw speed, use Datacenter.