Canada mobile proxies — 4G, LTE and 5G
IP addresses assigned by Canadian carriers to real 4G/LTE/5G devices: Telus, Bell, Rogers, Virgin Plus, Vidéotron, Eastlink. Pick the carrier in the username, rotate on every request or hold a sticky session. From $5.00/GB on 1 GB down to $2.30/GB at volume, billed per GB — no ports, no device rental.
6 Canadian carriers · Rotating or sticky · HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
What is a Canada mobile proxy?
A proxy whose exit IP belongs to a Canadian mobile carrier and sits on a real 4G/LTE/5G device. Carriers place thousands of subscribers behind each shared address (carrier-grade NAT), so a site that blocked it would lock out crowds of genuine Canadian customers — which is why platforms almost never do, and why mobile traffic is the hardest to flag. The Canada pool spans 6 operators: Telus, Bell, Rogers, Virgin Plus, Vidéotron, Eastlink.
Target Canada from any client
Country, carrier and session go in the username. Credentials are in your dashboard after purchase.
# PROXY_HOST = host:port shown in your dashboard
# rotating, any Canadian carrier
curl -x "$PROXY_HOST" -U "USER-country-ca:PASS" https://ipinfo.io/json
# one carrier
curl -x "$PROXY_HOST" -U "USER-country-ca-isp-telus_communications:PASS" https://ipinfo.io/json
# sticky session, 30 minutes
curl -x "$PROXY_HOST" -U "USER-country-ca-sid-a1b2c3-ttl-30m:PASS" https://ipinfo.io/jsonCanada mobile proxy pricing
Per GB, 90-day terms, carrier targeting included. Every card opens the plans page.
Photon
- 1 GB mobile bandwidth
- $5.00 / GB
- 90-day term
Quark
- 5 GB mobile bandwidth
- $4.00 / GB
- 90-day term
Neutrino
- 10 GB mobile bandwidth
- $3.50 / GB
- 90-day term
Boson
- 25 GB mobile bandwidth
- $3.00 / GB
- 90-day term
Core
- 100 GB mobile bandwidth
- $2.50 / GB
- 90-day term
Scale
- 500 GB mobile bandwidth
- $2.30 / GB
- 90-day term
Pay from balance, card, PayPal or crypto — card orders under $30 are charged and activated instantly. Terms up to 360 days on request.
Canadian carriers you can target
The code goes after -isp- in the username. Leave it out to rotate across all of them.
Telus
-isp-telus_communications
Bell
-isp-bell_mobility
Rogers
-isp-rogers_wireless
Virgin Plus
-isp-virgin_plus
Vidéotron
-isp-videotron_ltee
Eastlink
-isp-eastlink
What Canada mobile exits are used for
Anything that treats a phone on a carrier network as the most trustworthy visitor: Canadian marketplaces and classifieds, Shopify stores, social accounts, ad verification on Bell, Rogers and Telus.
- Social and marketplace accounts that must look like a Canadian phone
- App-store, in-app and carrier-specific pricing and content checks
- Ad verification on Canadian mobile networks
- Targets that block datacenter and residential ranges but not mobile
Cheaper household IPs for Canada are on the residential proxies page, and every network for the country is on the Canada proxy locations page.
Which carriers are behind the Canada mobile pool?
The Canada pool lists 6 operators you can target by name in the username: Telus, Bell, Rogers, Virgin Plus, Vidéotron, Eastlink. Rotating requests without a carrier pick from all of them. While writing this page our test requests came out on Bell (Ottawa).
How does rotation work, and can I keep the same Canadian IP?
Rotating is the default: every request leaves from a different Canadian mobile IP. For a sticky IP add a session id and a TTL to the username, for example USER-country-ca-sid-a1b2c3-ttl-30m: the same IP is kept for that session until the TTL runs out or the carrier reassigns it. Carrier-grade NAT means the address is shared with real subscribers, which is exactly why platforms rarely block it.
4G, LTE or 5G: which one do I get?
The pool is real handsets on live Canadian carrier networks; whether a given exit is on a 4G/LTE or 5G cell depends on the device at that moment, and both look identical to a website: a carrier IP with mobile ASN. We do not sell "5G-only" because no honest provider can promise the radio a subscriber's phone is attached to.
How much do Canada mobile proxies cost, per GB or per port?
Per GB, no ports and no monthly device rental: $5.00/GB on the 1 GB package, $4.00 at 5 GB, $3.50 at 10 GB, $3.00 at 25 GB, $2.50 at 100 GB and $2.30 at 500 GB. Carrier, state and city targeting cost nothing extra, and the bandwidth is valid for the whole term.
Is there a free Canada mobile proxy or trial?
Free mobile proxy lists are shared, flagged IPs; we do not publish one. The free trial runs on the residential pool (after a one-time phone verification, no card), and mobile starts at $5 for 1 GB, so you can measure block rates on your real Canadian targets for the price of a coffee.
Dedicated or shared Canada mobile proxies?
Shared pool by design: a mobile IP is shared with thousands of real subscribers behind the carrier's NAT, which is the property that makes it hard to block. A "dedicated" mobile proxy is one physical SIM in a dongle, sold per port; we do not sell those.
Can I target a state or city inside Canada?
Region and city codes exist for Canada in the dashboard generator (-region-<code>, -city-<code>); coverage inside a city depends on how many subscribers are online there at that moment, so test with the trial before building on a specific city. Country and carrier targeting is what we verified for Canada.
Mobile proxies in other countries
Same pool, same username format: change the country code and the carrier.
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