The Social Proxy

The Social Proxy is a mobile-first proxy provider whose core product is dedicated 4G and 5G LTE mobile proxies hosted on physical SIM rigs connected to fiber backhaul. Unlike pool-based residential vendors that mix millions of peer devices, The Social Proxy assigns you a real cellular gateway you control — same handset class, same carrier IP space, same NAT behaviour that Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook expect from a real phone. It is positioned squarely at social media managers, agencies running multi-account farms, sneaker copping crews, and ad verification teams who need cellular IP trust scores rather than raw rotation volume.

The network is built around physical SIM hardware in Austria, Germany, the United Kingdom, the United States, and Israel, with carrier-grade speeds advertised between 40 and 400 Mbps depending on rig and location. On top of the mobile fleet, The Social Proxy also resells residential proxies priced around 4.67 EUR per GB for buyers who want geo-coverage outside the mobile country list. There is no published nine-figure IP count because the mobile product is, by design, a small fleet of dedicated cellular endpoints with on-demand IP rotation through the carrier rather than a peer-sourced pool — every rotation pulls a fresh IP straight from the mobile network operator.

Pricing on the mobile side starts around 90 EUR per month per dedicated 4G/5G port, with longer commitments (6-month, annual) and a pay-as-you-go option for shorter projects. One important catch: the monthly fee is locked to a single country, so buyers running campaigns across the UK, US, and Germany at once need separate ports per geography. The refund policy is short — Trustpilot complaints repeatedly mention a 3-day refund window — so test fast and decide quickly.

The standout features are the dedicated nature of the mobile ports (no neighbour-account contamination), unlimited bandwidth on mobile plans, instant IP rotation by URL/API or set interval, and a dashboard that exposes per-port credentials, SOCKS5 and HTTPS endpoints, and rotation controls. The Social Proxy also publishes browser-extension integrations and API hooks that drop into Multilogin, GoLogin, Incogniton, Dolphin Anty, Playwright, and Puppeteer workflows. Reported success rates on Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok account warming sit in the high 90s percent range, which is the whole reason people pay a mobile premium in the first place.

You should pick The Social Proxy over BrightData, Oxylabs, or Decodo if your workload is account-based social media automation, sneaker drops, or ad verification on mobile-only placements — that is where dedicated 4G/5G IPs from a known SIM beat large rotating pools. You should avoid it if you need millions of rotating residential IPs across 100+ countries (use Oxylabs, Decodo or BrightData), if you are price-sensitive on per-GB scraping (Webshare or IPRoyal are cheaper), or if your campaigns touch countries outside the five locations covered.

Limitations worth flagging: the country footprint is narrow, the 3-day refund window is unusually tight for the industry, and Trustpilot reviews include billing-accuracy and slow-support complaints alongside the positive ones. There were also unverified reports in early 2026 about service interruptions and slow ticket replies — buyers should run a paid week-long test on one port before committing to an annual plan, and confirm the dashboard, rotation API, and support SLA work as advertised for their specific use case.