New York City Mobile Proxies, from Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan
A New York Proxies line is a real carrier SIM in a modem on a shelf in Brooklyn, Queens or Manhattan, used by you alone for the term: 4G and 5G, unlimited data, and an address that reads as New York City to every site that looks — the single most-targeted geo in US e-commerce, advertising and social.
What a New York line gets you
New York is the default location advertisers, retailers and social platforms expect their highest-value American traffic to come from. An NYC mobile IP puts you inside the largest US media market, where localised pricing, ad inventory and content are tuned for the tri-state area.
The address reads as New York
Verizon and AT&T hand our modems addresses from their New York City gateways, so geolocation, fraud checks and local pricing all see a New Yorker on a phone. T-Mobile is on the shelf too.
Hardware in three boroughs
The modems sit in Brooklyn, Queens and Manhattan, in racks we run ourselves. No reselling, no borrowed phones, no pool shared with strangers: the line is yours for the term.
New York speed, your rotation
4G LTE and 5G on all three carriers. Hold one address as long as the carrier keeps it, or pull a fresh New York address from the dashboard, a link or the API whenever you want, as often as you want.
New York proxy questions
Will the IP show Brooklyn, Queens or Manhattan?
No. Carrier addresses geolocate to the city and state, not the borough. Every line reads as New York City, New York; the borough is where the modem physically sits, which matters for signal and carrier choice, not for what a site sees.
How fast is a New York line?
4G connections typically deliver 20–45 Mbps and 5G connections 50+ Mbps, depending on carrier signal at the modem's location in New York. Every plan includes unlimited data.
Verizon or AT&T for New York?
Both read as New York City. Verizon is our deepest stock and the usual first pick; AT&T is the second shelf and the one to take if the accounts you run carry an AT&T phone number. T-Mobile is available as well.
Can I get a line outside New York?
This site sells New York only. If a job later needs another state, the dashboard can relocate a plan to another metro we run, free, with the remaining days carried over.
Can I get several proxies in New York at once?
Usually yes — availability depends on how much hardware is free in that metro at the time. Message us with the quantity you need and we'll confirm what's available before you buy.
What every New York line includes
- 4G: typically 20–45 Mbps
- 5G: typically 50+ Mbps
- Data: Unlimited
- Protocols: HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 with UDP
- Sessions: sticky or per-request rotation
- Location moves: free and self-service — switch cities yourself from your dashboard
What a New York address is for
New York is the market most platforms tune for first, so a local line shows you prices, ads, listings and availability the way the city sees them, and gives New York accounts the New York address they are expected to have.
- Ad verification across the largest US media market
- Social accounts that need a credible East Coast identity
- Retail and ticketing where NYC inventory differs from the rest of the country
- Checking Broadway, restaurant and event availability as a New York phone sees it
- Running accounts registered to a New York business from a New York address
Get a New York line
From $5 a day on 4G, $6 on 5G, with unlimited data. Two-hour test from $2. Tell us the carrier and the borough you prefer and we will confirm the shelf before you pay.