mobileproxy.app review
A per-device Android proxy platform for teams running their own phone fleet.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
mobileproxy.app converts an Android phone with an active SIM into a managed mobile proxy endpoint. It is aimed at teams operating their own Android proxy fleet, from solo operators to enterprise groups. The service supplies the device app, relay gateway, dashboard, credentials, rotation controls and REST API, while you provide the phone, SIM and mobile-data plan. Endpoints support SOCKS5, SOCKS5 UDP and HTTP(S), with country-level geographic targeting and multiple independent ports per device.
Published plans are charged per device. Standard costs $9 per device per month and includes unlimited traffic and rotations, speeds up to 30 Mbit/s, up to 10 proxy ports and REST API access. Pro costs $12 per device per month, adds unlimited speed, up to 20 ports, team access, sub-users, priority support and migration help, and offers a 7-day billing option. The Pro (7-day) plan costs $3.60 per device per week with unlimited speed and up to 20 ports. Integrations include curl, Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, Scrapy and several browser automation platforms, including AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin, Dolphin Anty and Octo Browser.
Operations are centered on the fleet dashboard, which reports usage, statuses and alerts. IPs can rotate on demand, on a schedule or through links; Wi-Fi split can reduce mobile-data consumption, and optional WireGuard configuration is available per proxy. SMS/OTP capture, team roles, sub-users and TOTP two-factor authentication support shared administration. Support is provided through email and documentation. The service is in beta, and deployment depends on supplying and maintaining compatible Android hardware, SIM connectivity and a data plan. Choose it when that ownership model and device-level control fit; consider another option if you want proxy endpoints supplied without managing phones and mobile plans.
mobileproxy.app pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Multiple proxy ports, rotation modes and SOCKS5 or HTTP(S) protocols
- REST API, OpenAPI specification and integrations with automation tools
- Fleet alerts, team roles, TOTP and SMS/OTP capture in one dashboard
- Where it doesn't
- Requires your own Android phone, SIM and mobile-data plan
- Standard limits speed to 30 Mbit/s per device
- The service is currently in beta
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