Best static mobile proxies in 2026: hold one carrier address for a full day, pay only for traffic
Static mobile, done the smart way. QuanticData holds one 4G/5G address for you for up to 24 hours, in 199 countries with the operator chosen by name, and bills the gigabytes rather than the port: $5 for 1 GB, no modem rental, no monthly fee. Below, the dedicated ports priced on 9 November 2026, the break-even in gigabytes a day, and where a port wins.
199 countries · Operator by name in 140 · Sticky up to 24 h per session · $5 for 1 GB, no port fee · Custom plan for dedicated ports
The verdict
"Static mobile proxy" covers two products, and most pages that rank for it sell one while describing the other. A dedicated port is a modem with a SIM rented to you alone: the address changes only when you ask, you pay per port per day or per month whatever you push through it, and you get whichever operator the shop has in stock that week. A sticky session is one address from a carrier pool reserved for your session ID for a set time, priced per gigabyte, operator chosen by name.
QuanticData sells the second, and sells it better than anyone in the tables below: sessions held for up to 24 hours per ID, on 4G/5G networks in 199 countries and territories with the operator selectable in 140 of them, $5 for 1 GB down to $2.30/GB, one-off packs, no port fee, no device rental, no KYC. Dedicated ports are not in our catalog, and we will not pretend otherwise; when the arithmetic below says a port is your buy, request a custom plan and we quote one for the country and operator you need.
Sticky sessions against dedicated ports: the table
Three sellers of dedicated mobile ports publish prices without a sales call; we read them on 9 November 2026. The break-even row is the one that matters: how many gigabytes a day one account must push through one IP before the port costs less than paying per gigabyte.
| Criterion | QuanticData sticky session | HydraProxy | ProxyEmpire | VoidMob |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| What you buy | one carrier address held up to 24 h per session ID, operator chosen by name in 140 countries | a dedicated mobile port | a dedicated mobile port | a dedicated mobile port, or shared mobile per GB |
| Published price | $5 for 1 GB; $2.30/GB at 500 GB | $3.00 a day per port | $125 or $250 a month per port; $20 day pass | dedicated from $49 a month; a US port $129 a month; shared $3.99/GB |
| Cost per day over a month | what you use: 0.5 GB a day is $1.15 at the 500 GB rate | $3.00 | $4.17 or $8.33 | $1.63 (from $49) to $4.30 (US port) |
| Break-even in GB a day at $2.30/GB | none: you pay for traffic only | 1.3 GB | 1.8 or 3.6 GB | 0.7 to 1.9 GB |
| Countries | 199 in the catalog | whichever ports are in stock | whichever ports are in stock | whichever ports are in stock |
| Minimum purchase | $5, one-off, valid 90 days | one day | one day pass | one month on dedicated |
Below the threshold, which is where most account work lives (a social profile, a marketplace seller or an ad account rarely moves more than a few hundred megabytes a day), the sticky session costs less and lets you name the carrier. Above it, a port is the better buy, and we quote one.
Sticky mobile sessions at the large networks
Among the large per-GB networks the number to compare is the session length, because a login that needs an afternoon cannot live on a two-hour hold. What their pricing pages state:
| Criterion | QuanticData | Oxylabs | IPRoyal | Bright Data |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sticky session length | Up to 24 hours | 24-hour sessions | n/a | n/a |
| Entry price | $5 for 1 GB | $7.5/GB on the $30 a month Starter plan | $6.80/GB for 2 GB | Not published: no mobile pricing page |
| Lowest price per GB | $2.30/GB at 500 GB, one-off | $3.5/GB from 714 GB | $5.20/GB at 100 GB | Not published |
| Subscription needed | No: one-off packs, valid 90 days | Yes: monthly plans from $30 | n/a | No: pay as you go is offered |
| Countries | 199 countries and territories | 140+ countries | n/a | n/a |
| Crypto and KYC | Card, PayPal or 300+ cryptocurrencies; no KYC | n/a | n/a | Cards, PayPal, wire; no crypto listed. Compliance check (KYC) before use |
DataImpulse, read on 9 November 2026, lists mobile at $2/GB with sessions that stop at 120 minutes; SOAX from $5.00/GB on its entry tier. A 24-hour hold at $5 for the first gigabyte is the row to beat for an account that works a full day on one address, and it is ours.
How a sticky mobile session works
Everything lives in the username. -type-mobile selects the mobile network, -country- the country, -isp- the operator by its catalog code, -sid- names the session and -ttl- says how long to hold the address, up to 1,440 minutes. One session ID per account, kept for the life of the account; a new ID gets a fresh address on the same operator. The address stays as long as the device behind it stays connected, which is also the limit of a dedicated port when its modem reconnects. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 share the credentials; up to 10 IPs can be whitelisted per plan.
# one Turkcell address in Türkiye, held for 24 hours under the ID "shop01"
curl -x "$PROXY_HOST" -U "USER-country-tr-isp-turkcell-type-mobile-sid-shop01-ttl-1440m:PASS" https://ipinfo.io/json
# one T-Mobile address in the US, held for 12 hours, over SOCKS5
curl --socks5-hostname "USER-country-us-isp-t_mobile_usa-type-mobile-sid-acct07-ttl-720m:PASS@$PROXY_HOST" https://ipinfo.io/jsonRun a line twice and the same address comes back. The proxy tester writes these lines for curl, Python and Node and checks that the hold works on your target.
| Mobile pack | Price | Per GB | Validity |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | $5 | $5.00 | 90 days |
| 5 GB | $20 | $4.00 | 90 days |
| 10 GB | $35 | $3.50 | 90 days |
| 25 GB | $75 | $3.00 | 90 days |
| 100 GB | $250 | $2.50 | 90 days |
| 500 GB | $1,150 | $2.30 | 90 days |
When a port beats a session, and when it does not
Buy a port when one identity must keep one address for weeks without a 24-hour boundary, when traffic through it is heavy and continuous, or when you need to trigger the rotation yourself from an API at a moment you choose. Buy sticky sessions when accounts are many and traffic per account is light, when the day is the natural unit of work, or when you want the operator chosen by name in a country rather than the SIM the shop happens to have left.
Two signals that you have crossed the line: your monthly bill on one session ID exceeds the price of a port, or your workflow needs an address to survive a device reconnect. At that point a dedicated port, quoted as a custom plan through the same account and the same payment methods, is the right answer, and we will say so rather than sell you more gigabytes.
Static mobile proxies by country
The operators you can name and the cities in the catalog change the answer by country. One page per market, same table against the port sellers:
- Best static mobile proxies for Türkiye: Turkcell, Vodafone Türkiye and Türk Telekom by name, 12 regions and 14 cities.
Every other country has its mobile page under mobile proxies (199 catalog pages with operators by name), and the mobile comparison covers rotating, sticky and dedicated on one page. The countries with a full "best proxies for" page are the US, the UK, Germany, Italy, Spain and Türkiye, from the best proxies hub.
FAQ
Straight answers to what buyers ask search engines and AI assistants about static mobile proxies, with the numbers behind each one.
Something else? Ask usWhat is a static mobile proxy?
A mobile (4G/5G) proxy whose address does not change while you use it. It is sold as a dedicated port, one modem and one SIM reserved for you and priced per port, or as a sticky session, one address from a carrier pool reserved for your session ID for a set time and priced per GB. The site sees the same thing either way: a carrier address that stays put.
Does QuanticData sell static mobile proxies?
Yes, as sticky mobile sessions held for up to 24 hours per session ID, on 4G/5G networks in 199 countries with the operator selectable by name in 140, at $5 for 1 GB down to $2.30/GB with no port fee. Dedicated ports are not in the catalog; they are quoted on request as a custom plan.
Are dedicated mobile ports cheaper than per-GB sticky sessions?
Only above a threshold of traffic per IP. On 9 November 2026 HydraProxy priced a port at $3.00 a day, ProxyEmpire at $125 or $250 a month and VoidMob dedicated from $49 a month; at QuanticData's $2.30/GB those break even at 1.3, 1.8 to 3.6, and 0.7 to 1.9 GB a day through one IP. Most account work sits well below that.
How long can a mobile IP be held?
Up to 1,440 minutes (24 hours) per session ID on QuanticData, as long as the device stays connected. Of the large networks, Oxylabs states 24-hour sessions on its mobile pricing page (30 October 2026); DataImpulse states up to 120 minutes (9 November 2026); IPRoyal and Bright Data state no session length on the pages we read.
Can I choose the carrier of a static mobile proxy?
With a sticky session on QuanticData, yes: the operator goes in the username by its catalog code, in 140 countries (410 operators listed on 20 September 2026). With a dedicated port you get the SIM the seller has in stock in that country.
Static mobile or static residential (ISP) proxy?
ISP when the account must keep one address for weeks and a home connection is enough: dedicated IPs with unlimited bandwidth from $2.50 per IP per month. Static mobile when the account or the app expects a phone. The ISP comparison and the per-country pages cover both.
Hold a carrier address today
$5 for 1 GB, the operator in the username, a 24-hour session ID, no port fee. Need a dedicated port? Request a custom plan from the same account.
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