Dedicated mobile proxy

What is a dedicated mobile proxy?

A dedicated mobile proxy is one 4G/5G modem with a real carrier SIM that only you use for the rental period. Your traffic leaves through that modem, so websites see an IP address from the mobile operator's own network.

"Dedicated" describes the modem, not the IP address. The carrier still assigns the public IP, and it changes when you rotate or when the carrier reassigns it. Carriers also put many subscribers behind each public IPv4 address (carrier-grade NAT), so the same address may be used by real phone users of that operator. That shared use is the reason mobile IPs are hard to block without collateral damage; the mobile proxy guide explains it in detail.

A dedicated port is therefore not a static IP. If you need the same address for weeks, a mobile port is the wrong tool: Nameless Proxy does not sell static or ISP proxies.

How do I buy a dedicated mobile proxy?

You rent the port from a prepaid balance that you fill with crypto. The purchase is instant, so the port's credentials appear as soon as you buy.

How much does a dedicated 4G mobile proxy cost?

A dedicated 4G/5G port costs $2.63 for 1 day, $11.25 for 7 days or $20.25 for 30 days, as of October 2026. The price is the same in every country and for every carrier, and traffic is not metered.

The longer the rental, the less each day costs: 30 days cost $20.25, far less than thirty day passes. Each period is priced 25% below the lowest public price we found for the same period, among the providers we checked on 5 October 2026; the reference behind each one is on the pricing page.

Looking for a cheap dedicated mobile proxy?

The cheapest way to start is the one-day port at $2.63: enough to test a carrier on your own targets before you commit to a week or a month. For continuous use, the 30 days plan at $20.25 gives the lowest cost per day.

Cheap should not mean careless. Mobile ports at Nameless Proxy come from established partner networks that must control their modems and SIM cards, or use phones whose owners opted in; the requirements are on the sourcing page. If a port cannot deliver a working IP, you get the full price back to your account balance.

Is a 4G proxy with unlimited traffic really unlimited?

Yes: a dedicated port comes with unlimited traffic and no daily cap. You pay for time, not gigabytes, and the daily usage shown in the client area is for your information.

The real limits are physical and contractual:

• The network. Speed and coverage depend on the carrier and the modem's location. We do not promise 5G or a particular speed.
• One modem, one IP at a time. For many fresh IPs per minute, run several ports or use rotating mobile traffic billed per GB.
• The rules. The Acceptable Use Policy applies: SMTP, banking, payment and government portals are blocked, and abuse ends the rental without a refund.

Can I rent a mobile proxy by the day, week or month?

Yes. Mobile proxy rental at Nameless Proxy works in three periods: 1 day, 7 days and 30 days. There is no subscription behind them.

• Extend before the end date and the new period is added to the current one, so you keep the same port, carrier and credentials.
• Auto-renew is optional. It extends the port from your balance before it expires, and does nothing if the balance is too low.
• Relocate if you need another country, carrier or city mid-rental; the remaining time is kept.
• Let it lapse and the port simply stops at the end of the paid period. Nothing is charged.

How do I change the IP of a dedicated port?

Every dedicated port has three ways to get a new IP, all limited to one rotation per 30 seconds per port:

• Rotation link: open https://namelessproxy.com/api/v1/mobile/{port}/rotate?key=API_KEY from a script, a cron job or a bookmark.
• API: the same call as POST with an Authorization: Bearer key, which keeps the key out of URLs.
• Timer: automatic rotation every 2 to 1,440 minutes.

The modem reconnects to the carrier and gets a new IP in about 5–15 seconds. Because carriers share address pools, a rotation can occasionally return the same IP; rotate again after 30 seconds. Scripts and error handling: how to rotate a mobile IP.

# Rotation link copied from the dashboard ({port} = your port ID)
curl -s "https://namelessproxy.com/api/v1/mobile/{port}/rotate?key=API_KEY&format=text"

# Check the exit IP through the port (host, port and credentials from the dashboard)
curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT https://api.ipify.org

Dedicated port or rotating mobile pool: which should I buy?

Buy a dedicated port when one carrier IP must stay under your control for hours or weeks. Buy rotating mobile traffic when you need carrier IPs spread over many requests and only a few gigabytes.

What is a dedicated mobile proxy used for?

A dedicated port shows you what a phone user on that carrier sees, and keeps one carrier IP stable between rotations. Lawful uses we build for: