USA Mobile Proxies on Real Devices

Owner Nodes USA mobile proxies run on real smartphones on the networks of the largest American carriers: T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T. Your traffic goes out to the internet from an American mobile IP, the same kind of address used by millions of people who open social media and apps on their phones. To platforms, you look like an ordinary US subscriber.

Why You Need American Mobile IPs

The US market is the strictest about traffic. Facebook and Google ad accounts, TikTok, American marketplaces and financial services check the IP addresses of US users more closely than anywhere else. Datacenter and low-quality proxies are the first to get banned. An American mobile IP solves this: US carriers assign one address to thousands of subscribers at once, so platforms cannot block it without affecting real users.

Carriers: T-Mobile, Verizon, AT&T

• T-Mobile is one of the leaders in 5G coverage in the United States.
• Verizon is the largest US carrier by number of subscribers.
• AT&T offers broad coverage across all states.

You choose a specific carrier so the IP matches your account profile. If an account was originally created from a Verizon phone, it makes sense to keep working through Verizon.

4G and 5G Proxies in the USA

In the USA, mobile proxies run on 4G LTE and 5G networks. In major cities, much of the traffic already goes through 5G, which means high speed and low latency. To anti-fraud systems, both standards look the same: like the traffic of a real American subscriber.

Targeting by State, City and ZIP Code

The US is a large country, and platforms consider not only the country but also the user's region. You can choose the state, city and ZIP code, for example New York, Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston, Miami or Dallas. Precise targeting matters for local advertising, checking search results in a specific city and accounts tied to a particular region. Available cities and ZIP codes are shown in your dashboard.

Natural IP Rotation

The IP address changes when the device switches between the carrier's cell towers, not on a timer. The connection behaves exactly like a real subscriber's. When your task needs stability, you can reconnect to the same IP while it is available.

Use Cases

• Arbitrage for US audiences. Launch and warm up Facebook, Google and TikTok ad accounts from American mobile IPs.
• US social media and SMM. Manage American Instagram, TikTok and X accounts as if you were running them from a phone in the US.
• Multi-accounting. Give every antidetect browser profile its own American mobile IP.
• Ad and content verification. See how your ads and apps appear to mobile users in different states.
• App testing. Check how your service works on T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T networks.

Setup and Pricing

USA mobile proxies work over HTTP and SOCKS5, with TCP and UDP support and custom DNS settings. They connect to any antidetect browser, to scripts and to the Owner Nodes proxy client for Android. The price for the USA is shown in your dashboard. You pay only for the traffic you use, volume discounts apply automatically, and you pay with crypto.

FAQ

Which carriers are available in the USA? T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T. The current list is shown in your dashboard.

Can I choose the state and city? Yes. You can target by state, city and ZIP code.

Do you have 5G proxies in the USA? Yes. In cities with 5G coverage, traffic goes through next-generation networks.

Are US mobile proxies good for Facebook Ads and TikTok? Yes. Mobile IPs from American carriers provide the highest level of trust for ad accounts and social media.

How often does the IP change? Naturally, whenever the device switches cell towers. You can reconnect to the same IP while it is available.