Sky mobile proxies

Real Sky Mobile IP addresses on O2’s network, from a dedicated modem or phone.

Sky at a glance

* Median of the hourly 1 MB download tests our monitoring runs on every modem, 28 September to 5 October 2026. A short test like this understates top speed; real speeds vary with signal and how busy the local cell is.

About Sky mobile IPs

Sky Mobile sells its own SIMs and runs on O2’s network. A Sky proxy gives you a UK mobile address on O2’s infrastructure, from a different provider than an O2 SIM.

Sky doesn’t provide IPv6, so Sky proxies are IPv4 only. Our Sky pool is small, a 4G router and a 5G phone, so check stock at checkout.

What you get

• A real Sky SIM in a dedicated device. Your proxy is one physical modem or phone, not a shared pool. Nobody else uses its connection.
• Fresh Sky IPs on demand. Rotate from the dashboard, the Rotation URL or the API. The device stays on its Sky SIM, so every new address is a Sky address.
• HTTP, SOCKS5, OpenVPN and WireGuard. The same proxy works in scripts, browsers, anti-detect tools and whole devices. See the setup guides.
• Unmetered fixed terms. No per-gigabyte bill on a day, week or month plan.

Plans

Same price on every network. Unmetered for the whole term, billed upfront, no contract. Live stock for each network is shown when you choose a proxy.

Plan	1 day	1 week	1 month
Sky 4G	£4	£20	£65
Sky 5G	£5	£25	£70

Questions

Is Sky the same as O2?

Sky Mobile runs on O2’s network, so coverage is O2’s, while the SIMs and bundles are Sky’s.

Do Sky proxies support IPv6?

No. Sky doesn’t provide IPv6, so Sky proxies are IPv4 only.

Do Sky proxies support WireGuard?

Yes, every Sky modem does. The proxy page shows its WireGuard link and a config file to download.

Will I keep a Sky IP after rotating?

Yes. The device stays on its Sky SIM, so every new address comes from Sky. A rotation usually takes under a minute.

Can I choose a specific UK city?

No. Mobile IP addresses are assigned by the network and aren’t tied to a city.

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