Mobile proxies · Montreal & Florida
Mobile IPs from real modems, not a datacenter range.
Every DongleProxy port is one physical LTE modem with its own SIM on a consumer carrier. You rent the port; the carrier hands it an address indistinguishable from a phone’s, because that is exactly what it is.
- Port
- us-fl-014
- POP
- Florida, US
- Link
- LTE · consumer carrier SIM
- Protocol
- socks5 · http(s)
- Address
- rotates on request
- Threads
- unmetered
- Locations
- Montreal, QC · Florida, US
- Protocols
- SOCKS5 and HTTP(S)
- Rotation
- API endpoint or manual reset
- Hardware
- Quectel EC25-AF, one SIM per port
The signal path
What sits behind a single port
Five things in a line, ending at a SIM card. None of it is virtual, which is the whole reason the address behaves like a phone on the network.
- 01POP
A rack in Montreal, QC or Florida, US — power, uplink, cooling, and a static route in.
- 02Host
One small machine per node. It polls for desired state and applies your port’s config.
- 03Powered hub
Seven modems to a hub, each one individually power-cycled when it misbehaves.
- 04LTE modem
A Quectel EC25-AF. On a dedicated port it is yours alone — nothing is oversubscribed.
- 05SIM
A consumer plan on a real mobile carrier. That is where the address actually comes from.
Two ways to buy
Take a whole port, or take what you use
Dedicated ports
One port, one modem, one customer
For teams that need a stable, exclusive mobile address they can hand to a tool and leave alone. Ports are set up by hand, so you get a person on the other end.
- Your own modem — never a shared pool
- SOCKS5 and HTTP(S), user/pass or IP allowlist
- Rotate over the API, or reset the modem yourself
- Volume pricing from five ports
Shared pool
Pay-as-you-go data and threads
For work that needs mobile addresses in bursts rather than a port sitting idle. Ordering, balance, usage and credentials all run through Discord — there is no web signup to fill in.
- Data packs from $15, thread slots included
- Credentials delivered to you by DM
- Top up whenever you run the balance down
- Same modems, same two locations
Who uses it
What people run on it
- Ad verificationSee how a campaign renders to a mobile subscriber in a given market.
- QA on real networksExercise an app over carrier NAT and mobile latency, not office wifi.
- Market and price researchCollect public listings that differ by network and region.
- Multi-account managementKeep separate accounts on separate, stable addresses.
- Gaming and automation toolingRun automation from a mobile address instead of a hosting range.
- Availability checksConfirm a service is reachable from a consumer mobile network.
We sell connectivity, not permission. Whatever you connect to, its terms are still yours to follow — and fraud, spam, or anything that gets a carrier range blacklisted ends the port, quickly.
Ready for an address on a real network?
Dedicated ports start at $89 a month. Shared data packs start at $15. Existing customers can go straight to the dashboard.