No mobile proxy to buy

Running accounts on emulators or spare phones usually means buying a mobile proxy for each one. Every Distilled phone already browses from its own US mobile IP.

A phone showing a local news app in Atlanta, with a sponsored ad between the stories

Why a mobile IP

Platforms already know most datacenter and resold proxy IPs, and an account that logs in from one inherits its history.

Mobile networks put many real customers behind each IP, so blocking one would block real customers too.

Six US cities

Each phone's IP is in one of these cities. Move it to another city when you like, and the phone's GPS moves with it.

  • Phoenix
  • Los Angeles
  • Charlotte
  • Atlanta
  • Chicago
  • Philadelphia

For the phone's own traffic

The IP carries the traffic of the apps on that phone. It isn't a proxy you can point your computer or other tools at.

Updated

Every phone comes with

Its own US mobile IP
Checked for a clean history before you get it. Or use your own proxy.
2 GB of traffic a month
Then $2 a GB. Traffic through your own proxy is never charged.
$10 of agent use a month
Shared across your phones. After that, $0.50 per million input tokens and $2 per million output tokens.
Identifies as a Google Pixel
A Pixel 7, 7 Pro or 7a, checked when the phone starts and every 6 hours.
Play Integrity
Passes at the strong level, Google's highest.
Any Android app
From the Play Store, our app catalog, or your own APK.

Questions

What's the best mobile proxy for TikTok accounts?

One mobile IP per account, in the country the account claims, kept the same every day. Every Distilled phone comes with its own US mobile IP, so a US TikTok account needs no proxy on top.

Can I get a new IP?

Yes. Ask for a fresh one in the same city or another, and the phone moves to it.

Will my accounts get banned?

No one can promise that, because apps also judge what an account does. We give each account its own device and its own IP, the two things that get accounts linked and banned together.

More in the docs, on pricing, and in our acceptable use policy.

Other use cases

All use cases