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Proof

Do not take mobile on faith. Run the checks.

We sell the network layer. These checks show whether it behaves as described; nothing here pretends a proxy controls your browser fingerprint, account history or behaviour.

Test a line for $4.90
a US line · ipinfo.ioExample
$ curl -x host:port https://ipinfo.io/json
{
  "ip": "172.58.104.229",
  "country": "US",
  "org": "AS21928 T-Mobile USA, Inc."
}
✓ mobile-carrier ASN · USA

Four checks

What you can confirm yourself

ASN ownership is the strongest signal; geolocation is an estimate, so read two databases when it matters.

Exit IP
The address the destination sees changes from your own connection to the line's exit.
Carrier ASN
The ASN behind that address belongs to a mobile carrier, not a hosting or datacenter provider.
Country
The country matches the location you bought. Databases can disagree or lag after carrier reassignments.
Rotation
Run the check, rotate or wait as your plan describes, run it again. Test the behaviour named on the plan, never an assumed timer.

Run it from your own machine

# route a request through your proxy
curl -x http://USER:PASS@HOST:PORT https://ipinfo.io/json

# request on-demand rotation on an eligible plan; then observe the result
curl https://api.tmpx.io/api/rotate/YOUR_TOKEN

Independent services we do not control.

Sampled, not promised

Ninety days, day by day

The same samples the status page uses; days without samples stay blank.

Network status and incident history →

EU network

100.00% uptime · 90 days

US network

100.00% uptime · 90 days

Definition

An assigned line is not an exclusive public IP

Every purchase is its own authenticated endpoint on its own SIM, not access to a public pool.

Yours alone

  • The SIM and the line, for the term you paid
  • The host, port and credentials that identify your service
  • The rotation link and API on Full Access
  • The destination policy of your plan: one platform on locked plans, the broader policy on Full Access

Shared by design

  • The public IP. Carrier-grade NAT places many ordinary subscribers behind one address; that is what makes it a mobile IP.
  • Its lifetime. The carrier can reassign a public address at its discretion, so we never promise one is exclusive to you or will stay unchanged.

Infrastructure

What we operate, and how we say it

Austria and Germany
Our own modems and physical SIMs on A1, Magenta and O2, run by us since 2017.
United States
Our own relay on major US carrier networks. The carrier infrastructure is not our hardware, and we do not describe it as if it were.
Everywhere
Mobile-carrier egress, the plan behaviour stated at checkout, your credentials, and a portal for testing and control.

Evidence levels

What you can test, and what we merely state

A strong claim says where its evidence comes from.

Buyer-verifiable
Exit IP, ASN, country and rotation behaviour, from your own connection with the checks above.
Plan-defined
Access scope, transport and controls, stated on the plan and repeated at checkout.
Operator-disclosed
Hardware ownership and operating history. Company statements, kept separate from what you can test.

4G and 5G

The radio badge is not an IP reputation score

Network generation describes the radio access technology. It does not erase the reputation history of a public address.

5G changes
Throughput, latency and capacity.
5G does not change
The carrier ASN, the address history, the CGNAT context or how the exit is classified.
Judge a line by
Carrier ASN, address history, route stability and how the service is operated.

Pool changes the SIM path on every new connection. It is built for stateless diversity and failover, not for holding one logged-in session on a stable address.

Match the claim to your own test

Test a line for $4.90 →Network status →