T-Mobile Mobile Proxies in Texas

TL;DR

• Every T-Mobile proxy we run in Texas is a physical handset with a real T-Mobile SIM in it
• One device, one SIM, one IP. No pools, no rotation, nobody else sharing it
• $100/month flat, no per-GB billing and no overage bills
• Speeds run 30–120 Mbps down depending on tower load and time of day
• If you need a thousand IPs an hour for scraping, we're the wrong vendor and an expensive one

What you're actually buying

A phone. An actual one, sitting on a shelf in our Texas facility, plugged into power with a T-Mobile SIM in the tray.

That matters because of what it isn't. It isn't a datacenter IP wearing a mobile costume. It isn't someone's home broadband resold as “residential”. When Instagram or TikTok looks at the connection, they see a handset on a T-Mobile tower in Texas, because that's what it is.

You get that device to yourself for the month. Nobody else routes through it.

Why T-Mobile

T-Mobile runs heavy CGNAT. Hundreds of real paying customers sit behind the same IP block your phone does. Platforms are slow to act on those ranges, because banning one means banning a pile of actual people along with you. A datacenter range costs them nothing to block — this doesn't.

T-Mobile's 600MHz low-band reaches further indoors than the other two, so these devices hold a signal well even racked inside a building.

It's a real T-Mobile SIM on T-Mobile's own network. Not Mint, not Metro, not a reseller riding the same towers.

Why Texas

Texas covers the Central timezone and the Dallas, Houston and Austin metros. It's the most common second state for operators who started in Florida.

Central time.

How the IP behaves

It's sticky. You keep the same IP until the tower hands you off or you cycle it yourself from the dashboard.

Most people never cycle it. A persona that holds one IP for months looks like a person who owns a phone, which is the entire point.

Speeds run 30–120 Mbps down depending on tower load and time of day. Evenings are busier than mornings, same as any real network.

Who this suits

Agencies adding a second state for diversity, and anyone targeting Central-time audiences who wants the posting pattern to look native.

More generally: anyone who got tired of cloud phones failing Play Integrity, and anyone whose accounts keep dying in the first month on shared IPs.

Who it doesn't

Scrapers. If your workflow needs high IP churn and volume, buy metered bandwidth from a pool provider — it'll cost you a fraction of what we charge and do the job better. We're built for accounts that need to stay alive, not requests that need to go fast.

Pricing

$100 per month, per device. Flat.

No bandwidth caps, no per-gigabyte charges, no bill at the end of the month you didn't expect. One device, one price.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a real T-Mobile SIM or a reseller?
It's a real T-Mobile SIM on T-Mobile's own network. Not Mint, not Metro, not a reseller riding the same towers.

How quickly can it go live?
Usually the same day. Message us on Telegram and we'll tell you what's free right now.

What happens if the phone dies?
We swap it for another T-Mobile device in Texas. Same carrier, same state, so your accounts don't see anything unusual.

Can I get a different carrier in Texas?
Yes. We run T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon in all four of our states, at the same price.

Do you offer T-Mobile in other states?
Yes — California, Pennsylvania, Florida and Texas.

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