Mobile 4G proxy in United States
Rotating 4G and 5G mobile proxies on real US SIM cards from all three nationwide carriers -- T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T. Every US mobile network puts subscriber traffic behind carrier-grade NAT, so exits land on shared consumer IP space registered to the carrier rather than a hosting range. Pick the carrier and the network tier separately -- 4G LTE and 5G are priced and stocked independently on each operator -- then rent a fixed period from 1 hour to 1 month. No subscription, no auto-renewal.
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Collect public data without hitting blocks
Mobile IPs are shared with thousands of real United States subscribers, so they carry far higher trust than datacentre ranges. Rotate on every request or hold a sticky session for multi-step flows.
curl -x proxy.pxm2.io:8000 \ -U user:pass \ https://example.com/listings # rotate curl -x proxy.pxm2.io:8000 \ -U user-rotate:pass \ https://example.com/listings
See United States SERPs the way locals do
Check localised rankings, ad placements and map packs from a genuine United States mobile connection instead of an emulated location.
GET /search?q=mobile+proxy Proxy: proxy.pxm2.io:8000 X-Session: sticky-10m → 200 OK · localised SERP
Run accounts on trusted mobile IPs
Platforms treat mobile carrier IPs as ordinary consumer traffic. Assign one sticky session per account and keep the fingerprint stable.
session: acct-01 → 116.87.x.x session: acct-02 → 116.87.x.x session: acct-03 → 118.201.x.x ttl: 30m · sticky
Verify creatives and landing pages locally
Confirm what United States users actually see — creatives, geo-gated offers, redirect chains and app-store placements.
ad-preview --geo US --net 4G --carrier at&t ✓ creative served ✓ landing 200 · 340ms
Mobile proxies in United States, explained
PXM2 runs rotating proxies on all three nationwide US carriers — T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T — and sells each of them on both 4G LTE and 5G, priced and stocked separately. All three put mobile data behind carrier-grade NAT, so an exit here is shared consumer IP space registered to the carrier, not a hosting range — and because the three carriers' address ranges are entirely separate, spreading work across them keeps friction on one network from stopping the rest.
For most workloads, compare operators and 4G/5G options, then make a one-time purchase of one hour of access to benchmark speed and stability before buying a longer fixed period. Every plan also includes SOCKS5 — with UDP association support for WebRTC, QUIC and VoIP tools, not just HTTP — alongside HTTP/HTTPS. Nothing renews automatically.
Rotation and sticky-session workflows are supported for scraping, SEO monitoring and social operations. Speed depends on operator and network type; this page shows current speed ranges and available options.
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Frequently asked questions
Answers to common questions about PXM2 mobile proxies, pricing, speed and availability.
Which US carriers do these mobile proxies run on?
All three nationwide networks — T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T. Each is sold separately with its own stock, so you choose the carrier rather than being pooled across whichever one happens to be free.
Can I choose between 4G and 5G?
Yes. Every US carrier here is stocked on both tiers and priced separately: 4G LTE at 20-50 Mbps, and 5G at 100-150 Mbps for a higher rate. Pick the tier at checkout — 4G is the cheaper, steadier option for long-running automation, 5G for throughput-bound work.
Will a US mobile IP get flagged as a VPN or datacenter address?
No. All three US carriers put mobile data behind carrier-grade NAT, so the exit address is shared with large numbers of ordinary subscribers and is registered to the carrier as consumer mobile space, not to a hosting provider.
Does it matter which US carrier I pick?
It can. T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T hold entirely separate IP ranges, so a target that has started rate-limiting one carrier is usually still clean on the other two — which is the main reason to spread work across more than one of them rather than scaling up on one.
Do these proxies support UDP, or only HTTP traffic?
Every plan includes SOCKS5 alongside HTTP/HTTPS, and SOCKS5's UDP ASSOCIATE command carries UDP traffic — useful for WebRTC, QUIC and VoIP tools that a plain HTTP proxy cannot forward.
Why use a US mobile IP specifically?
The US is the single largest market for search, ad delivery, marketplaces and app stores, and most of them serve different results, pricing and inventory to a US mobile connection than to a datacenter IP abroad — so a genuine US carrier exit is what makes local SERP checks, ad verification and app QA reflect what real users see.
What is the best mobile proxy setup for the United States?
Buy 1 hour on one carrier first and benchmark it against your target before committing to a longer fixed period, then repeat on a second carrier if you need the redundancy. Nothing renews automatically.
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