Get a UiPath Proxy on a dedicated channel with a real mobile carrier IP, so no neighbors share your port. Rotate IPs by API or timer to keep the risk of blocks minimal during long robot runs.
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Countries with local networks
Cities across different countries
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Every port is a real hardware device with a SIM card. A reliable uipath proxy bypasses strict anti-fraud filters that instantly block datacenter IPs during automated workflows.
Traffic routes through physical devices with real SIM cards. Target websites treat your software robots as everyday mobile users, so your automated workflows extract web data without blocks.
Pick country and carrier for precise geo targeting.
United States
16,930,000 IP
Italy
5,120,000 IP
Thailand
1,390,000 IP
Netherlands
1,120,000 IP
Indonesia
790,000 IP
The whole mobile channel belongs exclusively to you without any shared neighbors. Stranger's suspicious traffic never triggers captchas to stall your unattended automation workflows and waste hours.
Rotate IPs via API directly inside your UiPath Studio automated processes. Assign a fresh address to each task to stop platform blocks and protect target accounts.
Run heavy UI automations and extract extensive datasets without watching a data counter. You pay a predictable flat rate instead of per-GB bills from residential networks.
No sudden spikes that trigger anti-fraud systems.
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Buy proxiesExtract large datasets without your workflows crashing on captchas.
Your advantage
You extract web data from heavily protected sites without interruptions. Mobile addresses blend your bots into real cellular traffic, so you collect information immediately and save hours of manual oversight.
Set up your uipath proxy inside the automation sequence and configure API rotation for each batch of requests. This setup keeps your automated web scripts running flawlessly.
Parse competitor prices and automate checkouts without rate limits.
Your advantage
You parse competitor prices and monitor marketplace inventory at volume without facing dynamic blocks. The target platforms read your automated requests as real shoppers on smartphones, securing clean data instantly.
Route your browser process through a dedicated port with a sticky session. Keep the IP static during the extraction phase, then rotate it before moving to the next store.
Run hundreds of profiles and bulk campaigns without chain bans.
Your advantage
You manage massive profile networks and launch bulk outreach campaigns safely. Each bot runs through its own cellular connection, so platforms cannot link your worker accounts together and ban them.
Pair the port with an antidetect browser, then command it via Orchestrator. Apply unique fingerprints to each profile to lock in account survival during active sessions.
Scrape business directories and validate credentials safely.
Your advantage
You scrape B2B directories and validate business credentials at scale while avoiding shadowbans. Carrier IPs carry maximum trust scores, allowing your bots to gather leads faster than any human operator.
Apply precise geo-targeting to match the region of your target directory. Configure your uipath studio proxy node with random delays between actions to fully imitate human navigation.
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Lite to start, Basic for full control. Prices depend on country and term.
A 100% dedicated physical device with zero shared neighbors. Full API rotation control and sticky sessions for a uipath robot proxy, unattended automation, and heavy web scraping.
A shared port with automatic IP rotation. The best budget choice for lightweight web scraping, price monitoring, and basic attended automations.
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Popular questions about mobile proxies and our service.
We exclusively offer mobile proxies sourced directly from cellular operators. These IPs benefit from carrier grade NAT, sharing one public address among thousands of users. We do not sell residential setups. You can choose between HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 protocols for your connections.
Yes, mobile networks integrate well with automation environments. When you configure a uipath proxy, your automation studio routes traffic through a highly trusted mobile ASN. This reduces blocks when your software robot executes tasks across different platforms compared to hosting IPs.
Rotation depends on your active plan.
We do not provide free trials for mobile IPs. However, a single datacenter IP is available for free via our website widget. Our billing periods range from 24 hours up to 30 days. If you encounter technical issues, we prioritize replacements. Full refunds are strictly limited to the first hour of purchase; later requests are calculated based on unused duration.
Our support team operates around the clock. The target response time for an initial inquiry is four hours. Whether you need help reviewing a list of available locations or troubleshooting a connection drop, our engineers are ready to analyze the issue.
Yes, they are highly effective for multi-accounting tasks. Because they rely on genuine cellular networks, anti-fraud systems assign them excellent trust scores. For safe operations, we recommend pairing them with anti-detect browsers to ensure your digital fingerprints remain properly isolated.
An RPA workflow that opens a browser is just another network client, and the target site scores its IP long before the first selector resolves. Datacenter ranges sit at a fraud score of 75–100 out of 100, which is why a robot that passed testing suddenly reports "element not found" — the page it actually loaded was a captcha. IPs from mobile carrier networks score 0–15 on the same scale, the highest trust level of any proxy type. In practice that means the queue drains overnight instead of dropping fifty faulted transactions into the morning report.
Retries are where the money leaks. Each faulted transaction re-runs the whole invoke, doubles robot runtime and, on cloud licensing, burns budget on requests that were never going to be answered. Route the same traffic through a carrier IP and the runtime you pay for produces information instead of error screenshots.
Most teams apply the uipath studio proxy at the system level — Windows internet settings or the HTTP_PROXY and HTTPS_PROXY variables the process inherits — and point package feeds at the same route through the uipath.settings file. Login:password authentication works from any machine, which matters when a developer moves between the office and a home connection; IP whitelisting is the cleaner option on a workstation with a fixed address. Both methods are supported, so a change of location never means rewriting the configuration or opening a ticket.
Record selectors through the same operator and city the unattended robot will use later. Mobile pages, currencies and consent banners differ by carrier and region, and a workflow debugged on one route often breaks on another. Matching them from day one removes the classic "works in Studio, fails in production" gap.
A uipath robot proxy has a harder task than the development one: hold a stable identity for hours with nobody watching. On the Regular plan the device is rented whole, so a sticky session keeps a single IP for the entire login-to-logout sequence, and the IP changes only on command — by link or by timer. Sessions stop dying mid-transaction, and the robot no longer has to re-authenticate ten times per shift.
Pro tip: drop the rotation link into an HTTP Request activity at the end of your Get Transaction Item loop. Every queue item then starts from a fresh carrier IP without a single change to the business logic, and rate limiting stops being a reason to split one job into five batches.
| Workflow type | Session mode | What it protects |
|---|---|---|
| Portal login, form submission, invoice download | Sticky session | The session token survives to the end of the transaction |
| Bulk collection across many pages | Rotation by link, per batch | Request limits never trigger on a single address |
| Overnight monitoring, price or SERP checks | Rotation by timer | The job stays alive without an operator on shift |
| Low-risk lookups, internal tools | Automatic rotation every 2–5 minutes (Lite) | Lowest cost per port for simple flows |
When robots drive accounts rather than public pages, the rule is rigid: one port, one browser profile, one account. Sharing a single route between several accounts on the same platform links them together, and a fleet of ten accounts can be lost to one flagged login. Dedicated ports keep the failure contained — one suspended account no longer drags the rest of the farm with it.
SOCKS5 support is what makes this work with antidetect browsers such as Multilogin, AdsPower, Dolphin Anty or Octo, which the robot then controls through the standard ip:port:login:password string. That combination gives the network identity and the browser identity separately, which is the industry standard for multi-account automation.
The carrier IP solves the network layer and nothing above it. Canvas, WebGL and font fingerprints still need an antidetect profile; robotic timing — zero-delay clicks, perfectly linear navigation — still looks like a script, so randomized delays inside the workflow remain necessary. Language, timezone and currency must match the country of the port, otherwise the whole setup contradicts itself.
Speed has limits worth planning around: expect 50–300 ms latency, 5–50 Mbit/s, and roughly 1–5 parallel threads per device. That is invisible for form filling, portal work and data collection, but heavy file transfers or video belong on your normal route. Sizing the fleet by threads instead of by hope keeps the schedule realistic.
| Plan | Access | IP control | Fits |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lite | Shared device, up to 5 users | Automatic rotation every 2–5 minutes, not adjustable | Public data, monitoring, low-risk requests |
| Regular | Dedicated device for the whole rental | Full functionality: sticky, rotation by link, rotation by timer, device reboot | Account work, long unattended jobs, Orchestrator fleets |
Billing is per port for 1, 7 or 30 days, with 24 hours as the minimum period and no per-GB metering on either plan — unlike residential offers priced by traffic, a heavy scraping month does not change the invoice. Prices depend on the country and operator you pick and are shown on the plan page. Cost per robot becomes a line item you can forecast a quarter ahead.
A free server proxy is available through the widget on the site and is handy for verifying that your configuration and authentication work at all; mobile ports themselves are paid, with no trial. Cashback lands as promo credits on the internal balance after a rental ends, and refunds follow the refund and replacement policy — full within the first hour after access is issued, later minus the time used, with a replacement offered first when the problem is technical. Support runs around the clock with a four-hour target for the first reply, so a stalled overnight queue gets attention before the business day starts.
Budgeting a UiPath proxy is therefore an infrastructure decision, not a gamble: fixed price per port, predictable thread count, and a rotation model chosen per workflow. That is what turns a UiPath proxy from an extra expense into the reason your automation reports success instead of exceptions.
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