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Mobile proxies for app and website testing

See how your app or site behaves for UK mobile users — from anywhere, without a UK SIM in every tester’s phone.

Why test on a real UK mobile network

Office Wi-Fi and cloud test machines are not what your customers use. Geo checks, CDNs, fraud and risk systems, and UK-only features can all behave differently for a phone on a UK carrier. Carrier networks also put many users behind each IP (carrier-grade NAT) and increasingly use IPv6 — both of which can break assumptions that never show up in the office.

A T-Proxy line puts your test traffic on a real UK 4G or 5G connection, wherever your testers are.

What you can test

How to connect

Connection details and profiles are covered in the setup guide.

Plans

Fixed-term plans include unmetered usage for the whole term and are billed upfront, with no long-term contract.

A day pass is enough for a one-off release check; a monthly plan suits a standing QA setup.

Plan1 day1 week1 month
4G£4£20£65
5G£5£25£70

Questions

Can I route a whole phone through the proxy?

Yes. Install the OpenVPN profile on the phone and all of its traffic, including apps, goes through the UK mobile connection. On most modems you can use WireGuard instead.

Can testers outside the UK use it?

Yes. Your tester can be anywhere — their traffic leaves through the modem in the UK, so sites and apps see a UK mobile user.

Can I test IPv6?

Most of our SIMs run dual-stack IPv4 and IPv6. Use the IPv6 filter when you choose a proxy to be sure the one you claim has it.

Can I compare carriers or 4G and 5G?

Yes. Run one proxy per carrier or network type and repeat the same test through each.

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Get a UK mobile proxy

Real 4G and 5G IPs on EE, O2, Three, Sky and Lyca. Plans from £4 a day.