3G/4G/5G Mobile Proxies

A mobile proxy sends your request through a device on a cellular network, so the target site sees an IP address that a mobile operator issued rather than a datacenter address or a fixed home line. Because operators put many subscribers behind one public address, that address is shared and reassigned constantly, which is what makes it hard for a site to block without collateral damage.

Yes. Every IP belongs to a real device on a 3G, 4G or 5G carrier network, sourced from opt-in volunteer nodes that are paid for the bandwidth they share.

A 4G proxy is simply a mobile proxy whose device is connected over 4G/LTE; a 5G proxy is one connected over 5G. The generation affects the speed and latency of the link, not how much trust the target places in the address — that comes from it being a carrier address at all. Evomi charges one price per GB across 3G, 4G and 5G, and targeting selects a country, region, continent or carrier rather than a network generation.

Residential is the default for volume work: it is far cheaper per GB and carries enough trust for most targets. Reach for mobile when a target treats carrier traffic as its most credible visitor — social platforms, mobile app endpoints and ad checks on mobile inventory — or when residential IPs are being challenged on a target you need to keep working.

Carriers put thousands of real subscribers behind the same public address, so a site that blocks a mobile IP blocks its own paying visitors along with you.

From $3.98/GB pay as you go, dropping to $3.40/GB on the 50 GB plan, $2.60/GB at 1,000 GB and $2.20/GB on the 5,000 GB Enterprise plan.

By country, and by region or city within it, across 150+ countries — plus the carrier, if you need traffic on one mobile network. Targeting is free on every plan, and any field left random draws from the whole pool.

By default it does not: every request leaves from a new IP. Add a session key to hold one, for 30 minutes by default and up to 24 hours with the lifetime parameter, or use a hardsession key to keep the same address for as long as the network allows. Concurrent sessions are unlimited on every plan.

Yes. The United States is one of the 150+ countries in the pool, reachable with country-US, and you can narrow it further to a state with the region key or to one carrier with the isp key.

Per gigabyte, at the rate of the plan you are on, with targeting and sticky sessions included rather than charged as extras. Each request has a minimum billed size of 512 bytes, so a request that transfers less than that still counts as 512.

Response times average under half a second and the network carries a 99.9% uptime guarantee, though mobile is inherently slower than datacenter or residential routing.

Rarely. A free mobile IP is either a device whose owner did not agree to carry your traffic, or a heavily reused address that targets already recognise — and both problems get worse the more people share the list. Evomi runs the opposite model: the nodes opt in and are paid, which is also why the pool holds up under load.