Install one app on any spare Android, pair it with a 6-digit code, and get an HTTP/SOCKS5 proxy with a real carrier IP. Rotate the IP by link, API or timer. No root needed, no cables.
http://user:[email protected]:16133socks5://user:[email protected]:16133How it works
Name it and pick a server. Your proxy port and credentials are ready instantly.
Open proxynator.com/apk on the phone, install, enter the 6-digit pairing code.
HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same port, IP allowlist, data caps, rotation on demand.
Why mobile IPs
Mobile carriers put many subscribers behind each public IPv4 address (carrier-grade NAT), and those addresses keep moving between them. To a website, your traffic looks like everyone else on that network, so mobile IPs get far fewer captchas and bans than datacenter or even home IPs.
And because the phone is yours, the IP is too: nobody else shares your proxy, and you decide when it changes.
Read the guides| Datacenter | Residential | Your phone | |
|---|---|---|---|
| IP source | Hosting company | Home broadband | 4G/5G carrier |
| Trust on big sites | Low | Medium | High |
| Shared with others | Often | Pool, unknown | Only you |
| New IP on demand | No | From a pool | Yes, same carrier |
| Usual billing | Per IP | Per GB | Flat, per phone |
Features
New IP from the dashboard, a change-IP link, the API, or a timer down to every minute.
Both protocols on one port, so any browser, bot or script can use it.
Password logins, or allow your server IPs and skip the password.
Give each client or tool its own login with its own data cap (Max).
Stop the proxy after a set amount of traffic per hour or per day.
See which hosts were reached, when, and how much data moved.
Rotate, read status and manage logins from your own software.
On rooted phones, network fingerprints that look like a Windows PC (Max).
Use cases
Run client accounts from a clean mobile IP that matches how those apps are normally used.
Check how ads and landing pages look to real mobile users on a given carrier.
Collect search results without hitting captchas after a handful of queries.
Watch shops and marketplaces that block datacenter traffic on sight.
Test your own app or site from a real mobile network in the country you need.
Gather public data at a steady pace, rotating the IP between batches.
Pricing
Pay from a crypto balance for a day, a week or a month. Renews automatically, cancel any time by letting it lapse.
Prices are per phone. You bring the phone and the SIM; we don't charge for traffic.
FAQ
Something else? The blog covers setup, rotation and running phones 24/7 in detail.
An Android phone running Android 9 or newer, a SIM card with mobile data, and a charger so the phone can stay plugged in. Install the app, enter the 6-digit pairing code from your dashboard, and the proxy is live.
No. On a normal phone the app becomes the digital assistant and switches Airplane mode itself to change the IP. Root is optional: it makes IP changes faster (about 20 seconds) and unlocks the Windows OS profile on the Max plan.
The app turns Airplane mode on and off. When the phone reconnects, the carrier hands it a new public IP. You can trigger that from the dashboard, with a change-IP link, through the API, or on a timer.
HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same port. Clients log in with a username and password, or you can allow specific IP addresses so no password is needed.
We don't charge per gigabyte. The only data limit is your SIM's data plan. Plans differ in speed and in how many connections can run at once, and you can set your own data cap per hour or per day.
Top up a balance with cryptocurrency, then buy a plan for one phone for a day, a week or a month. Plans renew from the balance automatically; to cancel, let the balance run out.
Yes. The first phone you add gets 2 days of Max for free, no payment needed.
Yes. Point a CNAME record at proxy.proxynator.com and use your domain with the same port and login.
Anything illegal: fraud, spam, attacks on other systems, or content that breaks the law. You are responsible for what passes through your phone and your SIM.
From the blog
Many carriers give phones both an IPv4 and an IPv6 address. Here is why an IP checker sometimes shows the IPv6 one through your proxy, and what that means for your work.
Agencies and in-house teams often run dozens of social, ad and marketplace accounts. Here is how to keep them separate and stable with mobile proxies, without breaking platform rules.
Working examples for curl, Python and Node.js: send requests through your mobile proxy, check the exit IP, rotate it from code, and retry cleanly while the phone reconnects.
Add your first phone and try Max free for 2 days. No card needed.