Locations · GET /v1/traffic/countries
Where the proxies are.
Two pools on one balance. Mobile 4G/5G runs on carrier modems in six countries; residential runs on opt-in peer devices in about 120. Counts are devices online now; the pools change through the day.
- 33
- countries online now
- 123
- mobile modems online now
- 1 389
- residential IPs online now
Carrier 4G/5G modems in six countries. Choose the country in the username; add a carrier as a preference.
- 28 online now
United States
mbl · us
- 20 online now
United Kingdom
mbl · gb
- 25 online now
France
mbl · fr
- 27 online now
Netherlands
mbl · nl
- 17 online now
Poland
mbl · pl
- 6 online now
Georgia (country)
mbl · ge
Opt-in peer devices, a mix of home broadband and mobile connections. All countries with devices in the network.
32 of 32 countries shown
- United States us1 091 online now
- Spain es76 online now
- Taiwan tw56 online now
- Netherlands nl41 online now
- Mexico mx13 online now
- Moldova md12 online now
- Peru pe12 online now
- Chile cl10 online now
- Colombia co10 online now
- Singapore sg10 online now
- Italy it8 online now
- Seychelles sc7 online now
- France fr5 online now
- United Kingdom gb5 online now
- Romania ro5 online now
- Argentina ar3 online now
- El Salvador sv3 online now
- Ecuador ec2 online now
- Ireland ie2 online now
- South Korea kr2 online now
- Nicaragua ni2 online now
- Poland pl2 online now
- Puerto Rico pr2 online now
- Portugal pt2 online now
- Costa Rica cr1 online now
- Greece gr1 online now
- Kyrgyzstan kg1 online now
- Morocco ma1 online now
- Malta mt1 online now
- New Zealand nz1 online now
- Réunion re1 online now
- Vietnam vn1 online now
Counts as of 2026-09-18 19:11:23Z, cached for one minute. We never list the exit IPs of a pool.
How targeting works
The country is part of the username.
Pool and country
USERNAME-mbl-us exits through a mobile modem in the United States, USERNAME-peer-de through a residential device in Germany, USERNAME-any-fr through whichever pool answers in France.
When a country is empty
A country with no device online answers with a gateway error instead of silently sending you elsewhere. Carrier is a preference: when nothing matches, the gateway widens to the country.
Sourcing
Mobile traffic runs on carrier modems operated by our network partner; residential traffic runs on opt-in peer devices in the partner network. A sticky session keeps the same device. The carrier may still change the IP of that device.
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