Mobile Proxies for Social Media Teams
Every network publishes its own rule on multiple accounts. Match the line setup to the rule: one steady carrier IP per account, or per account group.
Lines in stock today in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Brazil and Singapore start at $7 for 24 hours and $97 for 30 days, per dedicated line.
Prices and stock from the live catalog, checked 2026-10-30.
What each network says about multiple accounts
Short answer
Give each account, or each group of accounts that one person runs openly, one dedicated line in the account’s country and keep it steady. The networks differ: Instagram lets you add several accounts to one app, X and TikTok allow multiple accounts for genuine purposes, Facebook asks for one personal account per person, and LinkedIn wants one profile per real person. A line keeps sessions consistent; it does not change those rules.
From each network’s own help pages and policies, in our words. Rules change, so the source for each point is linked.
Instagram: several accounts in one app
Instagram’s Help Center says you can add up to 5 accounts in the app and switch between them.
Source: Instagram Help Center, Add and switch between multiple Instagram accounts, checked 30 October 2026
TikTok: multiple accounts, not to deceive
Several accounts are allowed, for example for fan content or creative expression, as long as they are not used to deceive people or break the rules. Automation tools and scripts built to get around TikTok’s systems are prohibited.
Source: TikTok, Community Guidelines: Integrity and Authenticity, checked 30 October 2026
Facebook: one personal account
Meta asks people to create one Facebook account using the name they go by in everyday life, and lists creating or maintaining multiple Facebook accounts as prohibited.
Source: Meta Transparency Center, Account Integrity and Authentic Identity, checked 30 October 2026
X: several accounts, inside the rules
X prohibits mass account registration and keeps people who run multiple accounts subject to all its rules. Controlling accounts on behalf of others, as social media managers do, is allowed while no rules are broken.
Source: X Help Center, Platform manipulation and spam policy, checked 30 October 2026
LinkedIn: one real person per profile
The User Agreement forbids creating a profile for anyone other than yourself, sharing your account, and using bots or unauthorised automation to drive inauthentic engagement.
Source: LinkedIn, User Agreement, checked 30 October 2026
Pinterest: no accounts to manipulate
Do not operate multiple accounts or coordinate with others to manipulate Pinterest, do not create accounts en masse, and do not use automation Pinterest has not approved.
Source: Pinterest, Community Guidelines, checked 30 October 2026
Reddit: participate authentically
Reddit’s Rule 2 asks you to participate authentically in communities where you have a personal interest and not to engage in content manipulation.
Source: Reddit, Reddit Rules (Content Policy), checked 30 October 2026
YouTube: no artificial engagement
YouTube’s spam policy covers engagement manipulation, such as artificially inflating likes, views or subscribers through bots.
Source: YouTube Help, Spam Policy, checked 30 October 2026
Network by network
The pattern is the same everywhere: the account, its country, its line and its browser profile stay together. What changes from network to network is how many accounts one person may run, so the number of lines follows the rule, not the other way round.
Snapchat belongs on this list too: its Community Guidelines count pay-for-follower promotions and other follower-growth schemes as spam, and its terms rule out unofficial apps.
Instagram
What to keep fixed, and when to rotate
One line per account, or per group of up to 5 accounts one person runs in one app. Never rotate while signed in.
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TikTok
What to keep fixed, and when to rotate
One line per account, in the account’s country. Rotate only between sessions.
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Facebook
What to keep fixed, and when to rotate
One personal account per person and one line per person. Pages and Business Manager live inside that account.
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X
What to keep fixed, and when to rotate
One line per account, or per manager handling several. Timer off.
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LinkedIn
What to keep fixed, and when to rotate
One line per real person, in that person’s country. No automation.
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Pinterest
What to keep fixed, and when to rotate
One line per business account. Approved partner tools only.
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Reddit
What to keep fixed, and when to rotate
One line per account, posting as a real participant.
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YouTube
What to keep fixed, and when to rotate
One line per channel team, signed in through the channel’s Google account.
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Snapchat
What to keep fixed, and when to rotate
One line per account, matching the phone’s country.
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Warm-up and steady habits
New accounts, and accounts on a new connection, get a closer look on every network. The answer is not a trick; it is a dull first few weeks: the same line and profile every day, normal session lengths, a properly filled-in profile and activity that grows slowly.
Rotation works against you here. A steady IP is part of what makes an account’s history consistent. Use the rotation link between sessions only when a line has a problem, and keep the timer off on account lines.
Our guides on warming up accounts and TikTok account warm-up go step by step.
Agencies and teams
Agencies run accounts for clients, and the networks expect it: X’s rules name social media managers, and Meta, LinkedIn and YouTube all have roles for people who manage someone else’s presence. Use those roles first. Shared passwords are the last resort, not the default.
Where someone must sign in as the account, give each client account its own line in the client’s country and its own browser profile, and leave two-step verification with the client. Our social media management guide and the social media proxy guide cover team setups in more depth.
Recommended setup for social accounts
Count lines from the rules, then keep every account on its own steady connection.
Count lines from the rules
One line per account on networks that expect one account per person; one line per person on networks that let one person run several accounts openly.
Pick each account’s country
Where the account’s owner or audience is. Keep it the same every day.
One browser profile per account
In an antidetect browser, with matching time zone and language, and the account’s line attached to that profile only. See the antidetect browser setup guide.
For phones, use OpenVPN
A test phone gets the line’s OpenVPN profile where the dashboard offers one, so every app on it uses the line.
Check for leaks once
Run the WebRTC leak test in each profile before the first sign-in.
Warm up slowly, timer off
Same line, same profile, ordinary pace, especially in the first weeks.
Symptoms, causes and fixes
Most social account trouble is consistency trouble.
| What you see | Likely cause | What to do |
|---|---|---|
| A checkpoint or verification after login | A new device, a new location, or an IP that changed mid-session. | One profile and one line per account. Complete the check honestly. |
| Several accounts restricted together | A shared profile, cookies, recovery details or IP. | Separate them fully, and check the network’s rule on how many accounts one person may run. |
| Reach drops after using a growth tool | Automation the network has not approved. | Stop using it. TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Snap all prohibit unapproved automation. |
| Logged out while posting | A rotation timer, or a shared Reset Link someone opened. | Timer off on account lines, and keep the Reset Link private. |
| Content shows for the wrong country | The line, the device location and the language disagree. | Match all three to the account’s country. |
| A team member locked out | A personal browser used outside the shared profile. | Use the network’s team roles, or the shared profile only. |
A checkpoint or verification after login
Likely cause: A new device, a new location, or an IP that changed mid-session.
What to do: One profile and one line per account. Complete the check honestly.
Several accounts restricted together
Likely cause: A shared profile, cookies, recovery details or IP.
What to do: Separate them fully, and check the network’s rule on how many accounts one person may run.
Reach drops after using a growth tool
Likely cause: Automation the network has not approved.
What to do: Stop using it. TikTok, LinkedIn, Pinterest and Snap all prohibit unapproved automation.
Logged out while posting
Likely cause: A rotation timer, or a shared Reset Link someone opened.
What to do: Timer off on account lines, and keep the Reset Link private.
Content shows for the wrong country
Likely cause: The line, the device location and the language disagree.
What to do: Match all three to the account’s country.
A team member locked out
Likely cause: A personal browser used outside the shared profile.
What to do: Use the network’s team roles, or the shared profile only.
Countries for social accounts
Match each account’s home country. Prices are per dedicated line in USD from the live catalog.
| Country | Carriers in stock | 24 hours | 7 days | 30 days |
|---|---|---|---|---|
United StatesIn stock | T-Mobile, Verizon, Verizon 5G and T-Mobile 5G | $19 | $49 | $139 |
United KingdomIn stock | Three | $14 | $33 | $97 |
GermanyIn stock | 1&1, O2 and Vodafone Germany | $7 | $29 | $119 |
NetherlandsIn stock | Odido NL and Vodafone NL | $9 | $22 | $139 |
PolandIn stock | Play | $9 | $29 | $99 |
BrazilIn stock | Vivo | $9 | $39 | $129 |
SingaporeIn stock | M1 and Singtel | $19 | $49 | $119 |
- United StatesIn stock
T-Mobile, Verizon, Verizon 5G and T-Mobile 5G
- 24 hours
- $19
- 7 days
- $49
- 30 days
- $139
- United KingdomIn stock
Three
- 24 hours
- $14
- 7 days
- $33
- 30 days
- $97
- GermanyIn stock
1&1, O2 and Vodafone Germany
- 24 hours
- $7
- 7 days
- $29
- 30 days
- $119
- NetherlandsIn stock
Odido NL and Vodafone NL
- 24 hours
- $9
- 7 days
- $22
- 30 days
- $139
- PolandIn stock
Play
- 24 hours
- $9
- 7 days
- $29
- 30 days
- $99
- BrazilIn stock
Vivo
- 24 hours
- $9
- 7 days
- $39
- 30 days
- $129
- SingaporeIn stock
M1 and Singtel
- 24 hours
- $19
- 7 days
- $49
- 30 days
- $119
Also a fit, not in stock right now
- United States
- For US accounts and US audiences.
- United Kingdom
- For UK accounts and audiences.
- Germany
- For German-speaking accounts in Germany.
- Netherlands
- For Dutch accounts and audiences.
- Poland
- For Polish accounts and audiences.
- Brazil
- For Brazilian accounts. Brazil lines include 20 GB a month and rotate on request only; plan video uploads around the cap.
- Singapore
- For Singapore accounts and audiences.
- France
- For French accounts and audiences.
The dashboard confirms the carrier, region and final price before you pay.
What five accounts cost
Five accounts, one line each, in the first country on this page with a 30-day line in stock.
5 accounts in the United States, one dedicated line each, 30 days
$695
- 30 days per line, lowest in stock
- $139
- Lines
- 5
- One 24-hour line to test first
- $19
On networks that let one person run several accounts openly, one line per person can cover a small group, which lowers the count. At 10 lines the 10% volume code applies.
Worked out from the live catalog when this page was built. Data on dedicated lines is not metered, so the price does not change with traffic. Orders of 10 or more lines get 10% off and 25 or more get 15% off, as a code on request from hello@coronium.io. Carriers and regions for this country are on the United States mobile proxies page.
What a proxy cannot fix
A steady line is one part of a healthy account. The rest is the account itself.
Network rules
How many accounts one person may run is set by each network. A line does not change the number.
Automation
Unapproved automation is prohibited on most networks, from any IP.
Content and reach
Reach depends on content and audience, not the connection.
Verification
Identity and phone checks are answered by the account owner.
Bans
Appeals go through each network. A new account to get around a ban breaks most networks’ rules.
Fingerprints
Shared browser profiles link accounts even on separate lines.
Questions about social media proxies
How many social media accounts can share one proxy?
It depends on the network’s rule. Instagram lets one person add up to 5 accounts to one app, so those can share a line; Facebook expects one personal account per person, so each person gets their own line.
Should social media proxies rotate?
Not on account lines. Keep the IP steady and rotate only between sessions if a line has a problem, with at least 60 seconds between changes.
Mobile or residential proxies for social media?
Mobile carrier IPs are shared by many phone users through carrier-grade NAT, which suits apps built for phones. Our comparison of mobile and residential proxies for social media goes into detail.
Do I need a line in each account’s country?
Yes. An account that lives in Germany signs in from a German line every day, an account in the UK from a UK line.
How much do social media proxies cost?
Lines in stock today in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Poland, Brazil and Singapore start at $7 for 24 hours and $97 for 30 days, per dedicated line. One line per account, or per person where the network allows several accounts per person.
Can agencies manage client accounts through lines?
Yes, alongside each network’s team roles. One line per client account in the client’s country, with two-step verification kept by the client.
Sources and how we checked
We read each page below on the date shown and summarised it in our own words. Platforms change their rules and their help pages often, so open the source before you rely on a detail. Coronium facts on this page (lines, protocols, rotation, billing) come from our product documentation, and prices and stock from the live catalog.
- Add and switch between multiple Instagram accounts - Instagram Help Center, checked 30 October 2026
- Community Guidelines: Integrity and Authenticity - TikTok, checked 30 October 2026
- Account Integrity and Authentic Identity - Meta Transparency Center, checked 30 October 2026
- Platform manipulation and spam policy - X Help Center, checked 30 October 2026
- User Agreement - LinkedIn, checked 30 October 2026
- Community Guidelines - Pinterest, checked 30 October 2026
- Reddit Rules (Content Policy) - Reddit, checked 30 October 2026
- Spam Policy - YouTube Help, checked 30 October 2026
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