Coronium Mobile Proxies
Country - Australia

Australia Mobile Proxies on Australian Carrier Lines

Rent a dedicated Australia mobile line on Vodafone Australia. Each line is one physical device with its own SIM that only you use.

In stock
24 hours
From $19
7 days
From $49
30 days
From $119

Prices and stock checked 2026-11-08

Prices and availability

In stock
24 hours
From $19
7 days
From $49
30 days
From $119
  • Carriers in stock: Vodafone Australia
  • Regions in stock: Perth
  • OpenVPN profile on every line in stock
  • p0f OS fingerprint setting on every line in stock

USD per dedicated line. Prices checked .

Carriers

Vodafone Australia

In stock
24 hours
From $19
7 days
From $49
30 days
From $119

In stock in Perth

Optus

Out of stock now
24 hours
Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
7 days
Check availability
30 days
Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io

No region in stock right now

Where the lines are

Regions with lines in stock right now, with the carriers behind each one.

Perth

Vodafone Australia

Australia carriers and regions in the catalog

Carriers: Vodafone Australia. Regions: Perth. This comes from the live catalog and refreshes about once an hour.

The carrier cards above show prices and the regions in stock.

Using an Australian line

Australian retailers, streaming services and classifieds serve local visitors differently from overseas ones. An Australian carrier IP shows Australian prices and search results and fits accounts registered in Australia.

If Australian lines are out of stock, New Zealand and Singapore are the nearest countries in the catalog; their pages show current stock.

Mobile networks in Australia

Australia has three mobile networks: Telstra, Optus and the Vodafone network run by TPG Telecom. Telstra has the widest regional coverage, Optus is owned by Singtel, and TPG Telecom took its current shape when it merged with Vodafone Hutchison Australia in 2020. All three have closed their 3G networks.

Regulator: Australian Communications and Media Authority (ACMA).

Optus
The second network, owned by Singtel. It closed 3G in late October 2024 together with Telstra. Catalog lines labelled Optus run here. Source: Information Age on the final 3G shutdowns.
Vodafone (TPG Telecom)
TPG Telecom is the company formed when Vodafone Hutchison Australia merged with TPG in July 2020; it sells mobile under the Vodafone brand. Catalog lines labelled Vodafone Australia run here. Source: Vodafone Group announcement of the completed merger.
Telstra
The former incumbent and the largest network, with the widest coverage outside the cities. Source: Information Age on the final 3G shutdowns.

How Australian networks hand out IP addresses

Mobile carriers give most phones a private IPv4 address and share a small pool of public IPv4 addresses between them through carrier-grade NAT, so one public address is used by many ordinary subscribers at once. IPv6 gives each phone its own public address, and how far a network has moved to it changes what a website sees.

APNIC Labs, the research arm of the regional internet registry for Asia and the Pacific, measures the share of users who can reach the internet over IPv6. For Australia it found about 48% over the 30 days to 29 October 2026, against about 45% a year earlier.

Close to half of Australian users can reach sites over IPv6. The Vodafone and Telstra networks are both above 80%, so phones on them usually hold a carrier IPv6 address next to a shared IPv4 one, and websites see traffic arrive over both.

These figures describe the carrier networks and their subscribers. They are not a statement about the protocol of your proxy connection: every line is sold with HTTP and SOCKS5 access.

IPv6-capable share of users per network in Australia, APNIC Labs
NetworkAS numberIPv6-capable
Vodafone (TPG Telecom)AS13361284%
TelstraAS122183%
Australia, all networksAU48%

APNIC Labs measurement by network (AS), 30-day averages to 29 October 2026. An AS can also carry an operator's fixed broadband users.

Where an Australian carrier IP matters

Checked facts about mobile in Australia

  • Vodafone Hutchison Australia and TPG Telecom completed their merger on 13 July 2020; Vodafone and CK Hutchison each kept a 25.05% economic interest. Source: Vodafone Group regulatory announcement.
  • Vodafone (TPG Telecom) switched off its 3G network on 15 December 2023, the first of the three. Source: iTWire.
  • Telstra and Optus began their final 3G switch-off on 28 October 2024, after moving it back from mid-2024. Source: Information Age.
  • New ACMA rules in October 2024 required carriers to block phones that cannot call Triple Zero (000) once 3G was gone, most of them older 4G handsets bought overseas. Source: Information Age.
  • The Australian government business portal warned that 3G-only phones and devices would stop working for calls, texts and data after the shutdowns. Source: business.gov.au.

What the catalog shows for Australia

Each row is a carrier listed in the live catalog, with its stock state, the list price of each plan length it is sold on and the regions where a line can be ordered today. Out-of-stock rows keep their list prices for reference; they cannot be bought until a line returns. Every line in stock comes with an OpenVPN profile. Every line in stock also has the p0f OS fingerprint setting.

  • Vodafone AustraliaIn stock
    Listed plans
    24 hours $19, 7 days $49, 30 days $119
    OpenVPN
    Every line in stock
    p0f setting
    Every line in stock
    Regions in stock
    Perth
  • OptusOut of stock now
    Listed plans
    24 hours $19, 30 days $119
    OpenVPN
    Shown when lines return
    p0f setting
    Shown when lines return
    Regions in stock
    -

How we checked: operator and regulator facts were read against the linked sources on 30 October 2026. IPv6 shares are APNIC Labs figures for the 30 days to 29 October 2026. The catalog rows refresh from the live catalog about once an hour.

What these lines are used for

Australian accounts

Keep each Australian account on its own carrier line.

Local search results

See Australian mobile search results and maps listings.

Australian e-commerce

Check Australian prices and listings from a local IP.

Ad verification

Check how ads render for Australian mobile users.

What you get with every line

  • Each line is one physical device with its own SIM, rented to one customer.
  • HTTP and SOCKS5 on every line.
  • Change the IP from the dashboard, through the API, with a rotation link or on a timer (60 seconds minimum).
  • Data is not metered on dedicated lines.
  • Billed for 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days in USD. Not every carrier offers all three.
  • OpenVPN profile available on the lines in stock.
  • p0f OS fingerprint setting available on the lines in stock.

Each line is one device and one SIM rented to one customer. Read how dedicated mobile proxies work and how to check that a line is yours alone.

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In-stock price range: $119 /30 days

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Starting price

$119/30 days

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  • Dedicated device with its own SIM
  • Real mobile carrier IP
  • Data not metered
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Questions and answers

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API token: dashboard.coronium.io, Account, API Access

Packages: coronium-proxy-mcp@2.4.3, coronium-sdk@1.0.0, coronium-cli@1.0.0