USA Mobile Proxies on Dedicated US Carrier Lines
Rent a dedicated US mobile line on T-Mobile, Verizon and T-Mobile 5G. Each line is one physical device with its own SIM, so the IP you get is a real American carrier address that only you use. Lines today are in Oregon, California, Washington (West), Colorado, Texas, Florida, New Jersey and New York. Compare them with all our mobile proxies in 9 countries.
Prices and stock checked 2026-11-03
Prices and availability
In stock- 24 hours
- From $19
- 7 days
- From $49
- 30 days
- From $139
- Carriers in stock: T-Mobile, Verizon, T-Mobile 5G
- Regions in stock: Oregon, California, Washington (West), Colorado, Texas, Florida, New Jersey, New York
USD per dedicated line. Prices checked .
Carriers
T-Mobile
- 24 hours
- From $19
- 7 days
- From $49
- 30 days
- From $139
In stock in Oregon
Carrier page: T-MobileVerizon
- 24 hours
- From $19
- 7 days
- From $58
- 30 days
- From $139
In stock in California, Washington (West), Oregon, Colorado and Texas
Carrier page: VerizonT-Mobile 5G
- 24 hours
- From $19
- 7 days
- From $49
- 30 days
- From $149
In stock in California, Florida, New Jersey, New York and Texas
Carrier page: T-Mobile 5GAT&T
- 24 hours
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
- 7 days
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
- 30 days
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
No region in stock right now
Carrier page: AT&TT-Mobile Premium
- 24 hours
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
- 7 days
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
- 30 days
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
No region in stock right now
Carrier page: T-Mobile PremiumVerizon 5G
- 24 hours
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
- 7 days
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
- 30 days
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
No region in stock right now
Carrier page: Verizon 5GT-Mobile+
- 24 hours
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
- 7 days
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
- 30 days
- Coming soon - email hello@coronium.io
No region in stock right now
Carrier page: T-Mobile+T-Mobile GP
- 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
Carrier page: T-Mobile GPWhere the lines are
Regions with lines in stock right now, with the carriers behind each one.
Oregon
T-Mobile and Verizon
California
Verizon and T-Mobile 5G
Washington (West)
Verizon
Colorado
Verizon
Texas
Verizon and T-Mobile 5G
Florida
T-Mobile 5G
New Jersey
T-Mobile 5G
New York
T-Mobile 5G
Lines in Washington (West)
Washington (West) is the region name the catalog uses for these lines. Carriers with lines there today: Verizon.
You pick the region when you order in the dashboard. The carrier cards above show the price for each period.
Choosing a US carrier and region
The carriers in stock right now are T-Mobile, Verizon and T-Mobile 5G. Each carrier card above shows its prices and the regions where its lines are, and the region list shows which carriers serve each region. Region names are shown exactly as the catalog labels them.
For most tasks the carrier matters less than the country: any US mobile IP looks like an ordinary American phone user. Pick a specific region when a platform ties an account or a search result to a state.
Carrier pages go deeper: Verizon and T-Mobile list their own regions and periods, AT&T shows its listed plans, and the 5G page covers the 5G lines.
How US lines are delivered
After you order, the dashboard shows the host, port and credentials for HTTP and SOCKS5. You change the IP with the dashboard button, the API, the rotation link or a timer of 60 seconds or more.
Plans run for 24 hours, 7 days or 30 days, billed in USD. Not every carrier offers all three periods; the carrier cards show what is available.
Mobile networks in United States
Three national networks carry almost all US mobile traffic: Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T. T-Mobile is the one that grew through acquisitions, closing the Sprint merger in 2020 and buying the UScellular wireless customers and stores in 2025. Many smaller brands resell capacity on these three networks.
Regulator: Federal Communications Commission (FCC).
- Verizon
- The largest spender in the 2021 C-band auction. Catalog lines labelled Verizon and Verizon 5G run on its wireless network. Source: Benton Institute summary of the FCC C-band results.
- T-Mobile US
- Majority owned by Deutsche Telekom. It completed the Sprint merger in April 2020 and bought the UScellular wireless operations in August 2025. Catalog lines labelled T-Mobile, including 5G and plan variants, run here. Source: Cleary Gottlieb on the UScellular closing.
- AT&T
- The second-largest C-band buyer and the first national carrier to close its 3G network, in February 2022. Catalog lines labelled AT&T run here. Source: FCC guide to the 3G phase-out.
How US 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 United States it found about 62% over the 30 days to 29 October 2026, against about 58% a year earlier.
All three US mobile networks are well past the national figure, from about 87% on AT&T up to the mid-90s on Verizon and T-Mobile. A US phone normally has an IPv6 address from its carrier and reaches IPv4-only sites through carrier-grade NAT or a translation gateway, so websites see US mobile users arrive over both kinds of address.
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.
| Network | AS number | IPv6-capable |
|---|---|---|
| Verizon | AS6167 | 95.2% |
| T-Mobile US | AS21928 | 94.4% |
| AT&T | AS20057 | 86.8% |
| United States, all networks | US | 62% |
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 US carrier IP matters
Amazon and Walmart
Seller accounts, Buy Box prices and delivery promises are tied to US addresses and connections.
Ticketmaster
Queues and ticket limits react to the network a buyer connects from.
Craigslist and Facebook Marketplace
Local classifieds where posting is tied to a city and checked against the connection.
Zillow
Property data that is read mostly from US connections.
Local Google results
Map packs and ads differ by city, which matters for local SEO checks.
Checked facts about mobile in United States
- The FCC C-band auction (Auction 107) closed in 2021 with gross winning bids of about 81.2 billion dollars; Verizon bid about 45.5 billion, AT&T about 23.4 billion and T-Mobile about 9.3 billion. Source: Benton Institute summary of the FCC announcement.
- US carriers shut down their 3G networks during 2022: AT&T in February, T-Mobile with the former Sprint networks during the year, and Verizon at the end of December. Source: FCC consumer guide.
- T-Mobile closed its purchase of the UScellular wireless customers, stores and part of its spectrum on 1 August 2025. Source: Cleary Gottlieb.
- The FCC National Broadband Map shows provider-reported 4G and 5G mobile coverage that anyone can check by address. Source: FCC National Broadband Map.
- T-Mobile and Sprint completed their merger on 1 April 2020, leaving three national networks. Source: T-Mobile investor release.
What the catalog shows for United States
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. OpenVPN is on some lines in stock but not all; the table shows which carriers have it on every line.
| Carrier | Status | Listed plans, USD per line | OpenVPN | Regions in stock |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| T-Mobile | In stock | 24 hours $19, 7 days $49, 30 days $139 | Every line in stock | Oregon |
| Verizon | In stock | 24 hours $19, 7 days $58, 30 days $139 | Every line in stock | California, Washington (West), Oregon, Colorado and Texas |
| T-Mobile 5G | In stock | 24 hours $19, 7 days $49, 30 days $149 | Not on every line | California, Florida, New Jersey, New York and Texas |
| AT&T | Out of stock now | 24 hours $17, 7 days $49, 30 days $129 | Shown when lines return | - |
| T-Mobile Premium | Out of stock now | 24 hours $11, 7 days $58, 30 days $139 | Shown when lines return | - |
| Verizon 5G | Out of stock now | 24 hours $19, 7 days $69, 30 days $139 | Shown when lines return | - |
| T-Mobile+ | Out of stock now | 24 hours $11, 7 days $58, 30 days $149 | Shown when lines return | - |
| T-Mobile GP | Out of stock now | 24 hours $14, 30 days $150 | Shown when lines return | - |
- T-MobileIn stock
- Listed plans
- 24 hours $19, 7 days $49, 30 days $139
- OpenVPN
- Every line in stock
- Regions in stock
- Oregon
- VerizonIn stock
- Listed plans
- 24 hours $19, 7 days $58, 30 days $139
- OpenVPN
- Every line in stock
- Regions in stock
- California, Washington (West), Oregon, Colorado and Texas
- T-Mobile 5GIn stock
- Listed plans
- 24 hours $19, 7 days $49, 30 days $149
- OpenVPN
- Not on every line
- Regions in stock
- California, Florida, New Jersey, New York and Texas
- AT&TOut of stock now
- Listed plans
- 24 hours $17, 7 days $49, 30 days $129
- OpenVPN
- Shown when lines return
- Regions in stock
- -
- T-Mobile PremiumOut of stock now
- Listed plans
- 24 hours $11, 7 days $58, 30 days $139
- OpenVPN
- Shown when lines return
- Regions in stock
- -
- Verizon 5GOut of stock now
- Listed plans
- 24 hours $19, 7 days $69, 30 days $139
- OpenVPN
- Shown when lines return
- Regions in stock
- -
- T-Mobile+Out of stock now
- Listed plans
- 24 hours $11, 7 days $58, 30 days $149
- OpenVPN
- Shown when lines return
- Regions in stock
- -
- T-Mobile GPOut of stock now
- Listed plans
- 24 hours $14, 30 days $150
- OpenVPN
- 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
US social media accounts
Keep each US account on its own line so it always logs in from the same American carrier IP.
Local search results
See US mobile search results and local listings the way a phone user in that region sees them.
Ad verification
Check how campaigns render for US mobile users on a real carrier network.
E-commerce research
Compare US prices, shipping options and availability from a US mobile IP.
App testing
Test sign-up and checkout flows that behave differently on mobile networks.
Public data collection
Collect public US data from sites that rate-limit datacenter ranges.
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.
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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