4G/5G mobile proxies
Instagram, TikTok and Facebook are quick to flag logins from datacenter IP ranges. Our proxies route through 4G/5G carrier networks, the connection their mobile apps are built for, with one endpoint per account at no extra charge.
Each guide covers how that platform treats IP addresses and how to set up proxies for it.
Several brand or client accounts, each on its own mobile IP.
Creator accounts, and regional For You research from local carriers.
Account management, sentiment analysis and brand monitoring.
Page management, Marketplace listings and ad checks by country.
B2B prospecting and company research at a steady pace.
Community research, monitoring and account work.
Bots, channels, TON mini apps and community management.
Business messaging and automation on the numbers you operate.
Bot hosting, server tools and several accounts.
Meta’s text app, run on the same IP as the linked Instagram account.
AT Protocol bots, several handles and custom feeds.
How to keep many accounts separate across every platform.
Social platforms were built for phones, so traffic from a mobile carrier matches what they expect to see.
Instagram, TikTok and Snapchat were designed as phone apps. A 4G/5G carrier IP is the network those apps expect a login to come from.
The IPs belong to mobile operators such as Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile, not to hosting companies whose ranges are listed as datacenter traffic.
Carriers put many subscribers behind one public address with carrier-grade NAT, so a platform blocking that address would also block ordinary customers.
Change the IP on demand through the API, or keep a sticky session so one account keeps one address while you work in it.
Agencies run accounts for several clients or brands. Giving each account its own IP keeps the logins from sharing one network fingerprint.
Posting schedulers and automation tools need a stable connection that looks like the phone the account was created on.
Feeds, trending lists and search results change by country. A local carrier IP shows you what users in that market see.
Check that ads render correctly in each market and see which competitor ads run there, from the kind of connection real users have.
One price per GB of traffic. The rate drops as the volume you buy grows.
Social platforms treat traffic from hosting company ranges with suspicion, because real users rarely browse from a server. A mobile proxy routes through a 4G/5G carrier, the same network a phone app uses, and that address is shared with ordinary subscribers through carrier-grade NAT.
Yes, for accounts you want kept separate. Run each account through its own endpoint with a sticky session, so the account sees one consistent address. Endpoints are free, so the cost is only the traffic you use.
Traffic is $4 per GB at list price and drops to $2.40 per GB at volume. Endpoints, IP rotation and support are free, there is no monthly fee, and purchased GB never expire.
No. A proxy changes the network your traffic uses. Each platform’s terms of service and rate limits still apply to what the account does.
From $4/GB with no monthly fee. Setup takes less than 60 seconds.