Mobile Proxy
A proxy that routes traffic through a real 4G or 5G cellular connection. Because carriers share one IP among thousands of phone users, these are the hardest proxies for websites to block.
Full Definition
A mobile proxy routes your requests through a physical mobile device (smartphone or modem) connected to a cellular network — using a real SIM card and a genuine 4G or 5G data connection. Because mobile carriers use Carrier-Grade NAT (CGNAT) to share a single public IP among hundreds or thousands of real subscribers, blocking a mobile IP would also block many legitimate users. This makes mobile proxies the most trusted and hardest to block proxy type. They are essential for highly aggressive bot-detection targets like social media platforms, ticketing sites, and mobile-first applications. They are also the most expensive due to the cost of real SIM infrastructure.
