AT&T Mobile Proxies, Side by Side

3 AT&T servers, in Michigan, New York and Texas. The sheet below lines them up so you can read the differences across a row: network, plan, how the IP changes, and which traffic it carries.

From $0.60 for 4 hours

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Michigan5G · IP on request
New York4G · IP every 50 min
Texas5G · IP every 30 min

AT&T servers on sale, compared
Spec	Michigan	New York	Texas
Network	5G	4G	5G
Plan	Advanced	Standard	Standard
IP changes	When you open your rotation link	Every 50 min	Every 30 min
Sold for	1 day to 1 month	4 hours to 1 month	4 hours to 1 month
Ports	Separate HTTP and SOCKS5 ports	One port for HTTP and SOCKS5	One port for HTTP and SOCKS5
UDP and HTTP/3	Yes, over SOCKS5	Not included	Not included
From	$3.00	$0.60	$0.60

Michigan

Network: 5G
Plan: Advanced
IP changes: When you open your rotation link
Sold for: 1 day to 1 month
Ports: Separate HTTP and SOCKS5 ports
UDP and HTTP/3: Yes, over SOCKS5

From $3.00

New York

Network: 4G
Plan: Standard
IP changes: Every 50 min
Sold for: 4 hours to 1 month
Ports: One port for HTTP and SOCKS5
UDP and HTTP/3: Not included

From $0.60

Texas

Network: 5G
Plan: Standard
IP changes: Every 30 min
Sold for: 4 hours to 1 month
Ports: One port for HTTP and SOCKS5
UDP and HTTP/3: Not included

From $0.60

Standard or Advanced

Same carrier, different deal. Pick by how much control you need over the IP.

Standard

The IP changes on the server's own timer, with nothing for you to do. You can rent it for as little as 4 hours, so it is the cheap way to test a target. One port takes both HTTP and SOCKS5 connections.

Advanced

No timer: the IP changes when you open your rotation link, with a wait of 3 minutes by default between changes. You get your own HTTP and SOCKS5 ports, and UDP traffic, including HTTP/3, leaves through the mobile IP too. Rented by the day, the week and the month.

On both plans several buyers share each modem. When anyone on an Advanced modem opens their rotation link, the IP changes for everyone on it.

AT&T's Network

What the carrier says about it.

AT&T is one of the three national US carriers. In 2025 it said its 5G Standalone network is deployed nationwide and that it is moving customers onto it area by area. That describes AT&T's whole network; one server's speed depends on the signal where its modem sits and on the other buyers sharing it, so we don't quote a figure.

Sources

Copy last checked 26 October 2026. Server lists and prices on this page load from the live catalog.

Choose the AT&T Setup You Need

Standard to test cheaply on a timer, Advanced to change the IP yourself and carry UDP. From $0.60 for 4 hours.

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