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Coronium Mobile Proxies

Mobile Proxy Use Cases

The job decides the setup: how long an IP should stay put, how many lines you need and which country they sit in. Start from what you are doing, then open the page that covers it.

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What each job needs from a line

Three settings separate one use case from another: how long a session holds one IP, when the IP changes and how many lines run side by side. The table gives starting points, not rules. Your platform and your volume decide the rest, and a 24-hour plan is the cheapest way to find out.

  • Scraping public pages
    Session on one IP
    Minutes per batch
    When the IP changes
    Between batches, or on a timer of 60 seconds or more
    Lines
    Add lines for parallel workers
    First plan
    24 hours to measure throughput, then 7 or 30 days
  • Price, search and map monitoring
    Session on one IP
    One check per location
    When the IP changes
    Between checks if results look cached
    Lines
    One per country you track
    First plan
    7 or 30 days, matching the schedule
  • Social and seller accounts
    Session on one IP
    Hours to days on one IP
    When the IP changes
    Rarely, and only between sessions
    Lines
    One per account, or per small group the platform allows
    First plan
    24 hours to test logins, then 30 days
  • Ad verification
    Session on one IP
    One session per check
    When the IP changes
    Between checks, to get a fresh auction
    Lines
    One per market
    First plan
    7 days per campaign check, or 30 days for ongoing work
  • Drops and ticket queues
    Session on one IP
    The whole queue
    When the IP changes
    Never during a queue
    Lines
    One per buyer account
    First plan
    24 hours around the release
  • App and site QA
    Session on one IP
    One test run
    When the IP changes
    Between test cases when needed
    Lines
    One per market under test
    First plan
    24 hours or 7 days per release
  • AI agents
    Session on one IP
    One task
    When the IP changes
    Between tasks, through the API or the MCP server
    Lines
    One per agent running at the same time
    First plan
    24 hours to wire it up, then 30 days

Rotation runs from the dashboard, the API, the line's rotation link or a timer, with at least 60 seconds between changes. A rotation link changes the IP on every request to it, link previews included, so keep it out of chat apps. To turn a use case into a line count and a price, try the proxy cost estimator.

Data collection

Collecting public data is a volume job: many short requests, spread over time and often over several countries. Sites that block hosting ranges usually let carrier traffic through at a polite rate, so the work is in pacing and parallel lines rather than in one perfect IP.

Accounts and profiles

Account work is the opposite of scraping: few requests, long sessions and a high cost when something goes wrong. Each account should look like one person on one connection, so the line stays put for the whole session and accounts that must not be linked never share one.

  • Social media accounts

    One steady IP per account or account group, across the main networks.

  • Multi-account management

    Pairing each profile with its own device, browser profile and line.

  • Cloud phones

    A carrier line per cloud phone, so each profile leaves the data center IP behind.

  • Jarvee

    Running Jarvee account automation with one line per account group.

  • Affiliate marketing

    Ad and tracker accounts for campaigns run from several countries.

  • Dating apps

    Profile testing and research, and why GPS matters more than the IP.

Guides for account work

Platform rules on running several accounts, warm-up plans and what to do when reach drops.

Ads and brand checks

Ad platforms target by location and device, so the only way to see a campaign as a customer does is to load it from that customer's kind of connection. Verification work wants a fresh session per check; account management wants the opposite.

Commerce, drops and markets

Stores, ticket sellers, bookmakers and crypto projects all judge sessions before they let money move. These pages explain how each one reads IPs and sessions, and how buyers and traders set up accounts on carrier lines.

Testing and QA

Testers need to reproduce what a user on a mobile network in another country gets: the app store listing, the install flow, the stream, the call quality. A line in the target market turns a guess into a repeatable test.

AI agents

Agents that browse or call APIs meet the same bot defenses as scrapers, plus one more: they run from cloud hosts that sites already distrust. Giving the agent a line, and the tools to rotate it, is the part these pages cover.

Line types

Dedicated, rotating and 5G are not three products. They describe one line from three angles: who uses the device, how the IP changes and which network generation it runs on.

  • Dedicated mobile proxies
    What it means
    One device with its own SIM, rented to one customer. Every Coronium line is this.
    Price today
    From $97 for 30 days per line
  • Rotating mobile proxies
    What it means
    The same dedicated line with the IP changed by button, API, rotation link or a timer of 60 seconds or more.
    Price today
    From $97 for 30 days per line
  • 5G mobile proxies
    What it means
    Lines on carrier entries the catalog lists as 5G. Most lines run on 4G LTE.
    Price today
    From $139 for 30 days per line

Use case questions

Can one line serve several use cases?

Yes, when they want the same thing from the IP. Account logins and monitoring both like a steady address, so they can share a line. Scraping that rotates often belongs on its own line, so a timer never changes the IP under a logged-in session.

Do I need dedicated or rotating mobile proxies?

Every Coronium line is dedicated: one device with its own SIM, rented to one customer. Rotation is a setting on that line. Keep one IP for days, or change it from the dashboard, through the API, with the rotation link or on a timer of 60 seconds or more. Some device types rotate on request only, and Brazil lines have no timer.

How many lines does a setup need?

Count the accounts that must never be linked and the tasks that run at the same time; the larger number is a fair first estimate. The proxy cost estimator turns a use case into a line count and a price from the live catalog.

Are there uses that are not allowed?

Yes: fraud, spam and illegal activity are not allowed on Coronium lines.