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Selenium Proxy on Dedicated Mobile IPs

Get a dedicated channel on a real mobile carrier IP for Selenium, with no neighbors sharing your port or your reputation. Rotate by API or timer to keep the risk of blocks minimal across long automation runs.

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IP addresses of mobile carriers

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Countries with local networks

200

Cities across different countries

97%

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Benefits

Why mobile proxies outperform residential proxies

Every port is a real physical device with a SIM card. You run your selenium proxy setup to bypass strict anti-bot filters that instantly block datacenter IPs.

Real devices with carrier SIM cards

Traffic routes directly through physical mobile devices carrying real SIM cards. Target websites see your automated actions as regular smartphone visitors, preventing annoying captchas and shadowbans on your server requests.

  • 100% Real devices
  • 0% Emulation & VPN
  • < 1% Block rate

40+ countries and carriers

Pick country and carrier for precise geo targeting.

  • US United States 16,930,000 IP
  • IT Italy 5,120,000 IP
  • TH Thailand 1,390,000 IP
  • NL Netherlands 1,120,000 IP
  • ID Indonesia 790,000 IP

Real hardware

The entire mobile connection is completely yours with zero shared neighbors on the port. Your headless browsers scrape safely without facing blocks from someone else's suspicious bot traffic.

IP rotation: API and timer

Trigger a new IP address via simple API before launching your next Selenium webdriver. This stops rate limits and keeps your data mining processes running smoothly.

Unlimited traffic

Load heavy JavaScript pages and images without worrying about a bandwidth counter. You pay a flat rate per port instead of expensive per-GB residential proxy bills.

Stable geolocation

No sudden spikes that trigger anti-fraud systems.

Use cases

Who should use mobile proxies

Web Scraping

Extract directories and business contacts without IP blocks.

Your advantage

You pull high volumes of data from protected sites with automated scripts. Mobile connections read as authentic phone users rather than bots. This keeps your web scrapers running longer and slashes the budget spent on captcha-solving services.

Success formula

Point your webdriver at a dedicated port and trigger rotation via API for each new batch of pages. Ensure your headers match the mobile network profile.

E-com Monitoring

Track competitor prices and inventory without dynamic rate limits.

Your advantage

You scrape product catalogs and track real-time pricing across major marketplaces. Target platforms serve the actual stock rather than decoy data because your traffic looks like a regular cellular shopper. This delivers accurate market intelligence and avoids costly rate limits.

Success formula

Write your Python automation to enable mobile emulation in Chrome. Hold a sticky session for loading heavy product variations, then rotate the IP before moving to the next category.

Social Automation

Register and warm up multiple social media profiles safely.

Your advantage

You register, farm, and manage multiple profiles through scripts without facing chain bans. Platforms place high trust in mobile carriers. Your accounts survive the early stages, so you buy fewer replacements for your campaigns.

Success formula

A reliable selenium proxy setup pairs your code with an antidetect browser. Assign one mobile port to a unique profile and trigger a rotation before each new login.

Ad Verification

Audit paid placements and detect cloaking in target regions.

Your advantage

You run compliance checks on landing pages exactly as the target audience sees them. Your traffic arrives from a legitimate mobile carrier instead of a known server. This exposes cloaked content and saves your advertising budget from fraudulent placements.

Success formula

Route your selenium proxy through a specific mobile operator. Add random delays between simulated clicks and scrolls to mimic a human reading the page.

Reviews

What our clients say

Real feedback from people who use our proxies every day.

  • We finally ditched per-GB residential proxies for our Playwright stack. The API rotation took like 20 minutes to hook up. One huge tip: bump your timeout settings! It is a real 5G network so it is not datacenter fast, but the unlimited data saves us an absolute fortune on scraping catalogs
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    Oliver L
    Technical Manager
  • Perfect for local SEO tracking because the city targeting is spot on. I love that it is a flat rate because bandwidth billing is a nightmare when you scale. You can only run a limited number of concurrent threads on one port though, so we just buy more ports as we grow. Spinning them up is fast.
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    Artus Labrecque
    Head of SEO agency
  • Using them for TikTok and IG scraping. The dynamic rotation is great and stopped our chain bans. Just do not try to download videos during peak hours lol. The ping spikes are real. For pulling JSON data it works perfectly fine
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    Albert Stevens
    Developer
  • We used to lose accounts in droves due to "impossible movement" triggers, and this was inevitable with server proxies. We switched everything to mobile ports here, and the problem simply disappeared. It turns out that when Facebook sees a real mobile IP from the right city, it doesn't have to ask any unnecessary questions.
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    Vivek
    Operations Manager
  • The proxies are super clean and our shadowbans are totally gone. BUT there is no rotation scheduler in the API into your antidetect browser. Great quality IPs but you definitely need some technical skills to set it up right.
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    Nisha
    Farmer
  • I keep proxies running for hours, and they stay fast and connected the whole time. Very reliable service.
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    Levi Noack
    Techie
  • If you run king accounts on shared DC IPs you are crazy. I lost so much money to bans before moving my media buying team here. Getting real 5G device fingerprints means Facebook actually leaves us alone now
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    Brandon Foster
    Supervisor
  • The $1 day pass is a lifesaver for testing new geos. No KYC nonsense. Just buy a port and verify local search ads immediately. Really solid service
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    Robert Kincade
    Affiliate manager
  • switched from residential pools cause the costs were getting stupid. unlimited data is a blessing. pages load a bit slow at night but honestly who cares when your accounts actually survive
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    Larry Moore
    Media buyer
  • I work in SMM, managing several accounts. Previously, there were constant unnecessary checks, crashes, and login issues. I tried OnlineProxy mobile proxies, and things became much smoother. Accounts are less cluttered, connection is easy, and you can choose the country you want. This has proven really convenient for my work.
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    Diana
    SMM manager
  • I use mobile proxies for mailings. Before, my accounts were constantly getting banned and restricted, making it difficult to work properly. After switching to mobile proxies, it became much more stable; bans became less frequent, and I can work without constant stress. The service really suits my needs.
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    Diego
    Marketer
  • Mobile proxies have greatly simplified our work with mailing lists and a large number of accounts. And OnlineProxy's technical support and pricing have helped us make our business more profitable. Bans have become noticeably less frequent, and teams are now working without negative feedback or constant account losses. Not everything is perfect; sometimes it takes time to find the right proxies for a specific task, but overall, the service really helps maintain stable operations.
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    Paul
    Director of SMM studio
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Comparison

Mobile proxies vs other options

Compare technologies and pick the best fit.

Mobile proxies Recommended
IP of a real smartphone with a carrier SIM
Trust level Maximum
Block risk < 1%
Real mobile IPs Yes
Dedicated device Yes
IP rotation Flexible
Speed High (5G/4G/LTE)
Security High
Residential proxies
Home broadband IP of a typical user
Trust level High
Block risk 5-10%
Real mobile IPs No
Dedicated device No
IP rotation Yes
Speed Medium
Security Medium
Datacenter proxies
Server IP in a datacenter
Trust level Low
Block risk 30-50%
Real mobile IPs No
Dedicated device Optional
IP rotation Limited
Speed High
Security Low
VPN
Encrypted tunnel for the whole device
Trust level Low
Block risk 20-40%
Real mobile IPs No
Dedicated device No
IP rotation No
Speed Medium
Security High
Plans

Two plans — pick yours

Lite to start, Basic for full control. Prices depend on country and term.

Recommended

Regular

A 100% dedicated physical device with zero shared neighbors. Full API rotation control and sticky sessions for your selenium http proxy setup and headless scraping.

  • Mobile IP from a real operator
  • One proxy on the device—all resources yours
  • Full IP control: sticky, link, timer
  • Device reboot
  • Priority support
From
$1.50
/ day
Choose Regular
Budget

Lite

A shared port with automatic IP rotation. The best budget choice for lightweight web scraping, status monitoring, and simple automation tasks.

  • Mobile IP from a real operator
  • Up to 5 proxies on one device
  • Auto IP rotation every 2–5 min
  • Manual rotation control
  • Device reboot
From
$0.54
/ day
Choose Lite

Detailed prices by period

1 day
Lite
from $0.54
Regular
from $1.50
7 days
Lite
from $6.00
Regular
from $9.00
~$0.86/day
30 days
Lite
from $16.30
Regular
from $30.00
~$0.54/day

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FAQ

FAQ

Popular questions about mobile proxies and our service.

What is the main difference between your service and standard network connections?

Our platform provides exclusively mobile connections, meaning the IP addresses are sourced directly from real cellular network operators. We do not sell residential or datacenter solutions. The fundamental difference lies in how anti-fraud systems categorize these networks. Cellular providers use Carrier-Grade NAT, which shares a single public IP address among thousands of mobile subscribers simultaneously. Because blocking one IP would disconnect thousands of legitimate users, target platforms assign these addresses the highest possible trust score.

Datacenter and even residential networks do not share this specific architectural trait. When you connect through our system, your traffic appears to platforms as originating from a standard smartphone on a cellular connection. This makes our service highly effective for multi-accounting, complex data mining, and bypassing strict security filters that block synthetic traffic.

How do IP rotation settings differ across your subscription plans?

The rotation logic depends entirely on the plan you choose. We offer two main configurations: Lite and Regular. The Lite plan provides a shared port divided among a maximum of five users. On this setup, the rotation is strictly automatic. You will receive a new IP address every two to five minutes, and you cannot manually control the exact timing or trigger a forced change. This automatic rotation is a built-in feature designed for continuous data parsing where maintaining a single session is less critical.

For tasks requiring fine-grained control, the Regular plan provides a dedicated device solely for your use. This plan grants you full administrative control over the rotation process. Your options include:

  • Maintaining a sticky session to keep the same address for an extended duration.
  • Triggering an immediate rotation via a simple API link.
  • Configuring a custom timer to change the address automatically.

Additionally, the Regular plan allows you to remotely reboot the cellular modem if a completely fresh network context is required.

Can I integrate these connections into my automated scraping scripts?

Integration is straightforward and compatible with most modern automation frameworks. Our system fully supports both http and SOCKS5 protocols, ensuring seamless operation with custom scripts written in Python, Node.js, or Go. You can easily route your requests by defining the connection strings directly in your script environment.

For instance, if you are building an automated web scraper, you might need to configure a selenium proxy to handle advanced browser fingerprinting and bypass JavaScript challenges. To do this, you simply pass the assigned port details into your webdriver initialization options. Our platform uses standard login and password authentication to verify access. You will configure your script to pass the provided username and password during the initial connection handshake. If you are deploying across distributed servers, you can also load your credentials and endpoints dynamically from an external configuration file. This approach ensures your automation framework maintains a stable, highly trusted cellular connection.

Do you charge by gigabyte and is there a free test available?

We operate on a strictly time-based billing model. You pay for the rental period of a specific port rather than the volume of data you consume. Billing periods are available for 1, 7, or 30 days, with a minimum commitment of 24 hours. Because we do not charge per gigabyte, both our Lite and Regular plans include unmetered traffic. However, unmetered traffic does not imply unlimited bandwidth speed. The connection speed depends on the physical cellular network standard and the current network load.

We do not offer a free trial for our cellular connections. We do provide one free datacenter IP via a widget on our website for general testing, but this is a completely separate product. If you purchase a plan and encounter issues, our refund policy applies. A full refund is possible if requested within the first hour of access. After that window, refunds are prorated based on the unused time. In cases of technical difficulties, our support team will first attempt to provide a replacement port.

Why do I need an anti-detect browser if the IP is already highly trusted?

While a cellular IP provides the highest level of network trust, it only solves one part of the detection puzzle. Target platforms use multi-layered security systems. The network layer looks at the ASN and fraud score, which our service handles perfectly. However, the application layer heavily analyzes your browser fingerprint. This includes parameters like canvas rendering, audio context, installed fonts, screen resolution, and TLS structures.

If you route traffic through a trusted network but your browser leaks inconsistencies, platforms will flag your activity. Therefore, using our service in combination with a specialized anti-detect browser is standard for multi-accounting. The network provides a legitimate identity, while the anti-detect browser isolates your session data and generates a unique hardware profile. If you are managing multiple storefronts or advertising accounts, you must ensure strict isolation. One port must correspond to one isolated browser profile. Mixing different profiles on the same connection simultaneously can lead to cross-session linking and restrictions.

Is this infrastructure suitable for software testing and advertising verification?

Yes, utilizing authentic cellular nodes is highly effective for application testing and advertising verification. Quality assurance teams often need to test how their applications behave under real network conditions, including latency, carrier-specific limitations, and localized content delivery. Because our infrastructure relies on physical modems connected directly to mobile towers, your test requests will experience the exact same network behavior as a real user standing in that specific region.

For automated UI testing, many engineering teams integrate a selenium proxy into their continuous integration pipelines to verify programmatic advertising and detect cloaking or click fraud in specific regions. By rotating the connection through various regional carriers, you can accurately validate geolocation rules and ensure that dynamic content loads correctly. If you need assistance configuring these testing environments, our support team is available around the clock. We aim to provide an initial response within four hours to help you resolve any connectivity issues.

A selenium proxy is a budget line, not a config detail

Selenium automation usually breaks for one boring reason, and it is not the code. Selectors work, the driver launches, and then the target starts serving captchas, empty pages or a login wall on the third run. A selenium proxy fixes the layer a script cannot touch — where the traffic appears to come from — and that single change is what turns a 40% success rate into a job you can schedule and forget about.

Mobile proxies route Selenium traffic through IP addresses issued by real cellular operators. Those addresses carry the highest trust score of all proxy types, because behind one carrier IP sit hundreds or thousands of genuine subscribers. Platforms rarely hard-ban such an address, they throttle it instead. The practical outcome is more pages collected per hour and fewer accounts burned by one careless run.

Why most proxies for selenium die on the first serious target

Datacenter IPs are cheap for a reason: their ASN is registered as hosting, and scoring services rate them around 75–100 out of 100 for risk before the first request even lands. Per-gigabyte pools sit in the middle and charge for every retry, including the blocked ones. A selenium proxy on a mobile carrier IP changes the arithmetic — the bill is tied to time, not to failed attempts.

Proxy typeIP originTypical fraud scoreWhat it costs in practice
DatacenterHosting / cloud ASN75–100Cheap, but retries and captcha solving eat the savings
Residential (other category)Home ISP lines25–50Per-GB billing charges you for blocked requests too
MobileCellular operator (MNO)0–15Flat price per port, unlimited traffic on the plan

On aggressive targets — search results, large marketplaces, travel and booking sites, professional networks — per-GB residential pools often slide under 80% success. The same scripts on a carrier IP usually land in the 95–99% range. That gap is the difference between a dataset ready to ship and a file full of holes that has to be re-crawled tomorrow.

Selenium http proxy configuration: the parts that actually matter

The configuration itself is short. In Chrome you pass the address through a launch argument on the options object; in Firefox the same result comes from setting the network preferences on the options or from the Proxy class you import from the selenium.webdriver.common.proxy package. Either method takes three lines of code, and the driver picks the route up on start, so no part of the script logic has to be rewritten.

The real friction is authentication. Chrome's proxy launch argument does not accept login and password inline, which is why half the tutorials on the internet tell you to build a small browser extension with a background script that answers the auth prompt. That extension has to be zipped, loaded on every driver start, and re-checked after each Chrome update — an hour of maintenance nobody planned for.

Pro-tip: skip the extension entirely. Whitelist the IP of the machine that runs the scripts, and the port opens without credentials — the same configuration then works in Selenium, Playwright and any CLI tool on that server. OnlineProxy supports both login:password and IP whitelisting, so a headless server can use whitelisting while a laptop on a dynamic address keeps credentials.

Firefox is the calmer option for authenticated ports, because its preference-based setup handles credentials with less ceremony and speaks both HTTP(S) and SOCKS5. SOCKS5 matters beyond Selenium: it is the protocol antidetect browsers expect when the same port is reused for manual account work. One port that serves the script today and a browser profile tomorrow means one line in the budget instead of two.

Rotation modes matched to the script's lifecycle

A parser and an account farm need opposite behavior from the same port. Bulk collection wants a fresh address often; a logged-in session wants the IP to stay put until the work is done. Choosing the wrong mode is the most common reason a working script starts logging out mid-run.

ModeBest forResult
Sticky sessionLogin flows, cart and checkout, paginated crawlsSession survives to the last page
Rotation by linkScrapy/Selenium loops with retry logicNew IP exactly when a 403 appears
Rotation by timerLong overnight jobsRuns unattended without rate-limit walls

Rotation by link is the one worth wiring into the code: on a blocked response the script calls the rotation URL, waits a few seconds for the modem to reconnect, and retries. No human babysitting, no dead job at 3 a.m. That is the point where a selenium proxy stops being a setting and starts being infrastructure.

The plan decides how much of this control is available. Lite gives a shared port with automatic rotation every 2–5 minutes and no way to steer it — fine for stateless collection, wrong for anything with a session. Regular hands over the whole device for the rental period: sticky sessions, rotation by link, rotation by timer, device reboot and priority support. For account work the Regular tier is not an upsell, it is the only tier where session control exists.

What a selenium proxy will not do for you

The network identity is one layer of four. A carrier IP does nothing about the browser fingerprint, and vanilla Selenium leaks plenty: automation flags, canvas and WebGL values, a font list that screams virtual machine. For multi-account scenarios the industry standard pairs the port with an antidetect browser — Dolphin Anty, Octo, AdsPower, Multilogin — where the proxy supplies the network identity and the profile supplies the browser one.

Behavior is the next layer. Ten page loads per second from a phone network is not a human pattern, no matter how clean the address is. Random delays, real scrolling, mouse paths and pauses between actions cost a few lines in the script and buy accounts that survive weeks instead of hours.

Then there is geo consistency. A port on a German operator paired with a browser reporting an American time zone, English locale and dollar currency is an instant red flag, and no rotation setting will repair it. Match the operator, the language, the time zone and the payment method to one geography, and the whole stack reads as one ordinary phone user.

Pro-tip: check the port before the first run, not after the ban. Verify through Spur.us, IPQualityScore or iphub that the ASN type comes back as mobile and the fraud score sits under 25. Also disable WebRTC in the driver configuration — a STUN leak exposes the machine's real address while every other setting looks perfect.

Pricing: per port, per period, no gigabyte meter

Scraping budgets get destroyed by per-GB billing, because a blocked request costs the same as a successful one. OnlineProxy bills per port for a period: 1 day, 7 days or 30 days, with 24 hours as the minimum billable window. Traffic on both plans is unbilled by volume, so a heavy crawl and a light one cost the same — the number in the invoice is known before the script starts.

Unlimited traffic means no gigabyte counter, not unlimited bandwidth. Mobile networks deliver roughly 5–50 Mbit/s with 50–300 ms of latency, which is invisible for parsing and account management and genuinely limiting only for video or bulk file downloads. Prices depend on country and operator and are shown on the plan page, so the cheaper carrier for a given target can be picked without a sales call.

Two more things worth knowing before the first purchase. Cashback is credited as promo balance after a paid rental finishes, and refunds follow the published refund and replacement policy: full return within the first hour after access is issued, later minus the time used, with a replacement port offered first when the issue is technical. Support runs around the clock with a target first response of four hours, which matters when a campaign is live and a port needs replacing now.

There is no free trial on mobile ports, and any provider promising free mobile access at scale is usually reselling something else. The widget on the site does hand out one free datacenter proxy — a different category, useful for smoke-testing that the driver reads the settings at all, not for the targets described above.

Pre-launch checklist

  • Confirm the ASN type is mobile and the operator and city are named by the provider, not just the country.
  • Pick the protocol first: HTTP(S) for the crawler, SOCKS5 if the same port will feed an antidetect browser.
  • Choose authentication before writing the configuration — whitelisting on a server removes the need for an auth extension entirely.
  • Bind one port to one account or one profile; mixing them links the identities and takes the whole batch down together.
  • Wire the rotation link into the retry branch of the code, so a 403 triggers a new IP instead of a stopped job.
  • Align language, time zone and currency with the operator's country in both Chrome and Firefox profiles.
  • Warm new accounts for a few days before any bulk action; a fresh profile doing mass work looks wrong on any IP.

Treat the selenium proxy as the network half of the stack and the browser profile as the other half, and the numbers stop being a lottery: predictable success rates, a flat monthly cost per port, and accounts that outlive the campaign they were created for.

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