USA mobile proxies
Last updated: 25 Oct 2026
| Fact | Share | Private |
|---|---|---|
| Country | USA only | USA only |
| Network | Real US mobile carrier, 5G or LTE depending on signal | Real US mobile carrier, 5G or LTE depending on signal |
| Carriers | T-Mobile and Verizon | T-Mobile and Verizon |
| Locations | Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia | Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, Virginia |
| Data limit | None (unlimited bandwidth) | None (unlimited bandwidth) |
| Uptime | 99.99% | 99.99% |
| Works on | Browsers, phones and computers | Browsers, phones and computers |
| Delivery | Instant: the proxy is active immediately after payment | Instant: the proxy is active immediately after payment |
| Devices at once | We recommend 1 device at a time for best results | We recommend 1 device at a time for best results |
| IP rotation | Automatic, no rotation link | Rotation link, API call, or timer every 5, 15, 30 or 60 minutes. Host, port and login stay the same |
| Time to a new IP | — | About 20–45 seconds |
| Manual rotation | — | Unlimited manual rotations, with at least 2 minutes between rotation requests |
| Who uses the IP | Shared with other customers | Only you: 1 physical SIM + 1 phone, dedicated to you |
| Protocols | HTTP or SOCKS5 (one protocol) | HTTP and SOCKS5 (separate logins), plus OpenVPN and WireGuard config files |
| Login | Username and password | Username and password, editable any time. No IP whitelisting needed |
| Prices | $3 / $20 / $65 for 1 / 7 / 30 days | $6 / $35 / $110 for 1 / 7 / 30 days |
| Payment | Wallet top-up with crypto or PayPal | Wallet top-up with crypto or PayPal |
| Auto-renew | Off by default | Off by default |
| To try it | None. The $3 / 1-day Share plan is the low-cost way to try | None. The $3 / 1-day Share plan is the low-cost way to try |
| Refunds | Requests within 7 days of purchase, eligible cases only | Requests within 7 days of purchase, eligible cases only |
| Last updated | 24 Oct 2026 | 24 Oct 2026 |
Your tool talks to JesusProxy first. JesusProxy then sends the request to a SIM phone on a US carrier. The website at the end of that path sees the phone’s carrier IP, not the address of a data center. That is the whole product: a real phone on T-Mobile or Verizon is the exit.
Carrier IPs are shared by many real phone users through the carrier’s network address translation. Sites already see that kind of address from ordinary phones, so they treat it differently from a hosting range. A mobile proxy is that phone path, sold with a login you can put in a browser or a script.
The connection is 5G or LTE depending on signal at the phone. Sticky sessions keep the same exit while you stay logged in. When you want a different address, Private can rotate without changing the host, port, or password you already saved.
Locations are states, not cities: Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. You pick the plan and the carrier pool is T-Mobile and Verizon. There is no data limit, which means unlimited bandwidth for the proxy itself. Uptime is listed as 99.99%, and that number is not a service-level promise. The proxy works in browsers, on phones, and on computers.
Both plans are USA mobile proxies on T-Mobile and Verizon. The difference is who else can use the phone, and how much control you have over the IP.
Share
$3for 1 day
$20 for 7 days · $65 for 30 days
A US carrier IP shared with other customers. Rotation is automatic, and there is no rotation link on Share.
Private
$6for 1 day
$35 for 7 days · $110 for 30 days
1 physical SIM and 1 phone, dedicated to you. Nobody else shares that exit.
Buyers usually decide on two questions. Do you need the IP to yourself for a logged-in session, or is a shared phone enough?
Do you need to choose when the address changes? If the answer to either is yes, Private is the fit.
If you are checking a page, running a short test, or you do not mind automatic changes, Share is the fit. Both stay on real US carrier IPs.
On Private, you rotate with a link, an API call, or a timer set to 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes. The phone reconnects to the carrier and comes back with a different public address. Host, port, and login stay the same, so the tool you already configured does not need a new password.
A new IP takes about 20–45 seconds. Unlimited manual rotations, with at least 2 minutes between rotation requests. Keep a sticky IP for logins and checkouts. Rotate when you want a fresh carrier address for the next task. We do not claim that a previous IP can never come back.
Share does not offer that control. Its IP changes on its own, which is why Share fits light work and Private fits sessions you want to steer. The steps are the same ones described on how it works.
Keep the same IP while you sign in, move through a checkout, or finish a form. Rotate between separate tasks, not in the middle of one. The phone has to reconnect to the carrier before the new address is ready, which is why the wait is about 20–45 seconds rather than immediate. Your saved login does not change during that wait.
Copy the host, port, username, and password from My Proxies after you buy. Private includes both HTTP and SOCKS5 logins, plus OpenVPN and WireGuard config files. Share includes one of HTTP or SOCKS5.
curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT https://ipinfo.io/json curl -x socks5h://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT https://ipinfo.io/json curl "ROTATION_LINK"
Replace the placeholders with the values from your dashboard. The rotation link is the Private control for a new IP. You can also rotate from code with the API, or leave a timer running. Username and password on Private can be edited at any time. No IP whitelisting is required.
Teams buy mobile proxies in the USA when the site or app should see a real US phone, not a hosting address. The work is ordinary business use. Follow each platform’s terms.
One Private phone per important account is the safest pattern. Share is there when the job is short and you do not need to hold the IP still. More specific pages for each network will be added later. Until then, start from this page and compare all plans.
These uses are for work you are allowed to do on that site. A US mobile proxy gives the site a carrier view from one of the seven states. It does not create accounts for you, and it does not change the rules of Instagram, TikTok, X, or any ad platform. Pair the IP with a steady device setup and a timezone that matches the session.
Prices are the full period in USD. You add wallet funds with crypto or PayPal, then buy the plan from that balance. Auto-renew is off by default.
| Duration | Share | Private |
|---|---|---|
| 1 day | $3 | $6 |
| 7 days | $20 | $35 |
| 30 days | $65 | $110 |
The $3 / 1-day Share plan is the low-cost way to try. Private starts at $6 for 1 day and is $110 for 30 days. There is no data limit on either plan. Refund requests are accepted within 7 days of purchase, for eligible cases only. Read the refund policy before you buy, and open compare all plans for the live cards.
Add funds with crypto or PayPal. The plan is paid from that balance.
Choose 1, 7, or 30 days. The proxy is active immediately after payment.
Open My Proxies and copy the host, port, username, and password.
Point your tool at that login. On Private, use the link, API, or timer when you want a new IP.
The path from your tool to the SIM is covered on how it works.
Ordering and rotation from your own software are covered in the API documentation.
Questions about plans and setup are on the FAQ.
Follow each platform’s terms. A mobile IP lowers some risk signals because the exit is a real US phone, and it does not replace good account practice. Keep the device, fingerprint, and timezone consistent with the session you are running.
A carrier IP can still be noticed. It is not a way to hide rule-breaking, and it is not a promise that an account will stay in good standing. For a plain explanation of detection, read can mobile proxies be detected.
We recommend 1 device at a time for best results. Uptime is 99.99%. That figure is not a service-level promise. Coverage stays inside the seven states listed above, on T-Mobile and Verizon only.
If you are comparing providers, look at what is included rather than a slogan. Private includes HTTP and SOCKS5 together, OpenVPN and WireGuard files, a login you can edit, and rotation by link, API, or timer. Payment is a wallet top-up with crypto or PayPal, and auto-renew is off by default. Share is the smaller plan for light work. The live cards are on the pricing page, and the setup path is on how it works.
A US mobile proxy sends your traffic out through a real SIM phone on a US carrier, so websites see that phone’s carrier IP. Your tool connects to JesusProxy with a host, port, username, and password. JesusProxy checks the login, then the phone opens the site over its mobile connection.
It is 5G or LTE depending on the signal at the phone. We do not promise that every session will be on 5G. The title says 5G/LTE because the exit is a real carrier radio, and the radio uses whichever of those the tower provides.
USA only, on T-Mobile and Verizon. The states are Connecticut, Georgia, Maryland, New Jersey, New York, Pennsylvania, and Virginia. We do not sell other countries, other carriers, or city-level targeting.
Choose Private when the IP should be only yours, and choose Share for light tasks that do not need control over IP changes. Private is one physical SIM and one phone, dedicated to you. Share is a US carrier IP used by more than one customer, with automatic rotation.
On Private, change the IP with a rotation link, an API call, or a timer of 5, 15, 30, or 60 minutes. A new IP takes about 20–45 seconds. Unlimited manual rotations, with at least 2 minutes between rotation requests. Share rotates automatically and does not include a rotation link.
No. Host, port, username, and password stay the same. Only the carrier address at the phone changes, so your tool does not need a new setup.
Private gives you HTTP and SOCKS5 at the same time, with a separate login for each. Share gives one protocol, HTTP or SOCKS5. Use the protocol your browser or tool already supports.
Yes, on Private. The plan includes OpenVPN and WireGuard config files as well as HTTP and SOCKS5. Share does not include those VPN files.
Share is $3 for 1 day, $20 for 7 days, and $65 for 30 days. Private is $6 for 1 day, $35 for 7 days, and $110 for 30 days. Prices are in USD for the whole period, not per gigabyte.
You top up your wallet with crypto or PayPal, then pay for the plan from that balance. Auto-renew is off by default. You renew from the dashboard when you want more time.
Requests are accepted within 7 days of purchase, for eligible cases only. Those cases include a proxy that was never provisioned, a charge with no delivery, a platform issue support cannot resolve, and a duplicate payment. Credentials that were delivered and accessed count as used. See the refund policy for the full list.
One Private IP for each important account is the safest pattern. We also recommend 1 device at a time for best results. That is a recommendation, not a hard cap, and a mobile IP does not replace careful account setup.
No. A mobile IP can remove one risk signal, and it cannot promise that an account will stay open. Follow each platform’s rules, and keep the device, fingerprint, and timezone consistent.
Some checks can still tell that traffic came from a mobile network. A carrier IP is not invisible. Read the full explanation in our article on whether mobile proxies can be detected.
