133 physical modems on real mobile carriers across 6 countries. A dedicated port pins actual hardware - which is why these IPs pass DataDome and Cloudflare on reputation where shared residential and datacenter pools get burned. From $4/GB, down to $2.40 at volume. Live in minutes. No KYC.
Pricing verified July 2026.
Most products sold as "mobile proxies" are a rotating slice of a shared pool - you never control the modem, and its IP reputation is degraded by every other customer hammering the same exits. By the time the pool reaches you, the anti-bot vendors have already scored it.
Ours are dedicated: pin a real modem, get a stable, single-tenant carrier IP whose reputation is yours alone. That is the mechanism behind passing IP-reputation checks -here is the full anti-bot breakdownif you want the details.
| Shared mobile pool | Our dedicated modem | |
|---|---|---|
| Who else uses this IP | Many customers | You (single-tenant on a dedicated port) |
| Reputation risk | Inherited from strangers' abuse | Yours alone |
| IP class | Often SIM-farm / peer-sourced | Real carrier CGNAT (T-Mobile/AT&T class) |
| Entry price | per-GB shared | $4/GB down to $2.40, or a dedicated port |
| Anti-bot durability | Degrades as pool is abused | Holds against t=bv |
Pricing and comparison verified July 2026.
Sticky pins the modem, not the IP. Mobile carriers re-NAT egress IPs on their own cadence, so the address can change even while your session holds the same hardware. If you need a held egress IP, use a dedicated modem on a static plan or a residential peer. We say this plainly because vendors who promise "one IP forever" on carrier CGNAT are selling something the carrier does not offer.
auto5 / auto10 / auto20 / auto60 - soft-rotate on each interval.
sticky - pin the session to a modem. Requires a -sid- in the username; always pass -sid-<name> for stickiness.
ondemand - rotate only when you ask, not on a timer.
Sessions are controlled entirely through the username DSL:psx_<account>-<pool>-<country>-sid-<name>
# Sticky session through the gateway (placeholders in <>)
curl -x "http://psx_<account>-<pool>-<country>-sid-<name>:<password>@gw.proxies.sx:7000" \
https://example.com6 countries, not global. If you need worldwide coverage, we will point you to a giant who has it. Our lane is real modems in the countries we actually operate.
Carrier CGNAT means egress IPs can re-NAT. Sticky holds the modem, not the IP. For a held egress IP, use a dedicated modem on a static plan or a residential peer.
Bandwidth starts at $4/GB and drops to $2.40/GB at volume. Dedicated ports and reserved pool capacity are available when you want hardware that is yours alone - see thePool Gatewayfor reserved capacity.
Rather not run the scraper yourself? The same modems powerData Works- our done-for-you pipeline where a principal engineer builds, runs and repairs the scraper and you just receive the data.
Pricing verified July 2026.
Real modems on real mobile carriers (T-Mobile/AT&T-class 4G and 5G). A dedicated port is single-tenant: you pin actual hardware, not a recycled slice of a peer-sourced pool.
Anti-bot systems score IP reputation before any challenge. A real carrier CGNAT IP is shared with millions of legitimate phone users, so it cannot be blocklisted wholesale - while shared residential and datacenter ranges get bought, abused and burned across the pools that resell them.
Sticky pins the modem, not the IP. Mobile carriers re-NAT egress IPs on their own cadence, so the address can change even while your session holds the same hardware. If you need a held egress IP, use a dedicated modem on a static plan or a residential peer.
From $4/GB, down to $2.40/GB at volume. Dedicated ports and reserved pool capacity are also available. Pricing verified July 2026.
133 physical modems on real carriers across 6 countries. Single-tenant reputation, from $4/GB down to $2.40 at volume. Live in minutes, no KYC.