Mobile proxy exit — technical fact sheet

Every field below is either measured or read live from the node's own probe. Nothing here is a marketing claim: the carrier, ASN and country come from a real request made through the exit every 10 minutes, and you can pull the same data yourself from /free/proxy/status.

Mobile exit

Statusnot available right now
Carrier
ASN
Country
Mobile carrier networkno
Current egress IP
IP rotationcarrier NAT reassigns on its own; 6 distinct IPs observed within one hour, no action needed
Throughput (measured)28-32 Mbit/s down, 2026-07-30
Latency (measured)370 ms time-to-first-byte
Node uptime7.0 h
Last verification2026-09-09T00:23:56.410Z

Rare geography: a French mobile carrier IP in the Caribbean (MCC/MNC 340-01). Most providers cover mainland France only.

Residential exit (second option)

Statusverified, selling
CarrierOutremer Telecom
CountryFR
Typefixed-line home fibre — for targets that block datacenter IPs but do not require a mobile IP

How it works

ProtocolsHTTP and HTTPS (CONNECT tunnel)
AuthenticationHTTP Basic — the username picks the exit, the password is your key
Exit selectionusername mobile1 = mobile carrier · buyer = residential
Meteringper byte, both directions, against the key's quota
Blocked by policyprivate/loopback targets, and ports 22, 23, 25, 135, 139, 445, 3389 — outbound web traffic only
Loggingtimestamp, exit, key tail and target host:port. Never any payload.
curl -x http://mobile1:YOUR_KEY@109.62.35.111:8899 https://api.ipify.org

Buying

$10 — 24-hour trial port, up to 5 GB/v1/proxy/port/1d $39 — 7-day test port, up to 25 GB/v1/proxy/port/7d $129 — dedicated port, 30 days, up to 100 GB/v1/proxy/port/30d $7 — metered bundle, 1 GB, 30 days/v1/mobile-proxy/1gb $30 — metered bundle, 5 GB, 30 days/v1/mobile-proxy/5gb

Paid per call in USDC over the x402 protocol (Base network): call the URL, you get a 402 with the payment requirements, you pay, you get the key. No account, no signup. Volumes scale with the carrier plan — ask for a quote above 10 GB, or for a port billed by bank transfer instead of crypto.

If no mobile exit is verified at that moment, these routes answer 503 and you are not charged — see /free/proxy/status.