A mobile perspective. A clear starting point.
Explore mobile-network connections for workflows where the network perspective matters. Keep package selection, connection details and usage together in the MiProxy workspace.
Choose a mobile-network perspective
Mobile proxies use addresses associated with cellular networks. Consider this category when your authorized test needs that network context. A proxy changes the connection route; it does not turn a desktop browser into a mobile device or reproduce a handset’s hardware, browser or GPS location.
Give the connection a defined task
Start with a specific question: does your own site return the expected regional content, or does a permitted public page behave differently from a mobile-network exit? Keep the browser configuration and expected result explicit, then check a small sample before expanding the workflow.
Plan around transferred data
Mobile packages in the catalog are bandwidth allocations. Compare the GB quantity and total price, and account for response sizes and retries in your workload. Read the applicable allocation terms before assuming that a location, carrier or session duration is available.
Verify the controls before you build
Confirm the protocol, gateway, authentication method and available targeting controls for the approved allocation. Test a minimal request and inspect the result.
Your questions, answered.
Does a mobile proxy emulate a phone?
No. The network exit and the device environment are separate. Device-specific testing may require an actual device or appropriate browser tooling in addition to a connection.
Can I choose a particular carrier or mobile generation?
Do not assume carrier, 4G or 5G selection is available. Check the supported controls and terms of the specific approved allocation; MiProxy does not publish a validated carrier-selection promise.
Are these packages live?
Available mobile packages are listed on the pricing page. After payment and setup, open Connection in your mobile workspace.
Choose with the details in view.
Compare package quantities, totals and terms for mobile proxies.