New York State Mobile Proxies on Real NYC Carrier Lines

We are a New York operation and we sell exactly one thing: a carrier SIM in a device we own in New York City, used by you alone. This page is for people searching by state rather than by city. The short version is that every line we run geolocates to New York City and to the state of New York, and that is what you get. If you need an address that reads as Buffalo, Rochester, Albany or Syracuse specifically, we will tell you plainly below why that is not something a carrier address can give you, and what a New York City address does cover.

What the state actually looks like from a carrier address

Wireless carriers do not run a packet gateway in every town. They aggregate a region's traffic at a handful of gateways, and for the downstate region the gateway is in or near the city. Geolocation databases map the public address blocks behind that gateway to New York, New York. A phone in Yonkers, a phone in Brooklyn and a modem in our Queens rack all come out of the same pool and all read as New York City.

Upstate is served by other gateways, and addresses from those pools read as the metro the carrier uses for that region, which is frequently still a downstate label and sometimes not. We do not run hardware upstate, so we do not sell those addresses and we will not describe our lines as anything other than what they are: New York City addresses in New York State.

Who a New York City address serves well

Anyone whose job checks the state. Sports betting and lottery apps that require a New York location, used by people entitled to use them. State-level ad campaigns that target New York and need verification. Retail and pricing that is set per state, including state-specific tax display. Business accounts registered in New York that should keep a New York login history. Anyone outside the US who needs to look like a New Yorker on a phone, which is the single most common request we get.

Anyone whose job checks the city, obviously, which is most of what our customers do: local listings, event and restaurant availability, local search, delivery zones, and app testing on New York carrier networks.

Who it does not serve, honestly

Jobs that require an upstate city specifically. A campaign targeted only at the Buffalo DMA will not show to a New York City address. A local listing site that defaults to Albany for Albany visitors will default to the city for ours. A site that reads the state will be satisfied; a site that reads the metro and wants an upstate metro will not. If that is your job, we are not the right provider and we would rather say so than sell you a line that does the wrong thing.

• Covered: state-level checks, New York City metro checks, New York account histories
• Not covered: Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse, Albany or any upstate metro as a geolocation result

The hardware, and why we talk about boroughs

Our racks are in Brooklyn and Queens, with a smaller shelf in Manhattan. Verizon is the carrier we stock first because it holds the longest sessions and gives the best speeds across all three sites; AT&T is second and is particularly strong at the Queens rack; T-Mobile is available for customers who ask for it. Each line is one SIM in one modem or one real Android phone, used by one customer at a time, with HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 access and an optional VLESS tunnel.

We mention the boroughs because it is true and because it tells you something about signal and stability. We never claim the borough shows up in geolocation, because it does not. The address says New York City; the borough is where the modem is.

Plans and terms

A day is $5 on 4G or $6 on 5G, a week $28 or $31, a month $65 or $75. An hourly test is $2 for the first two hours on 4G and $3 on 5G, with further hours at the same rate, up to four hours per purchase; it never renews on its own, and if you keep it all day the hours you paid count toward the day plan. Data is not metered, with a fair-use rule against bulk transfer. Rotation is as often as you want from the dashboard, a rotation link, the API or a timer, with no waiting between rotations. 4G LTE is typically 20 to 45 Mbps and 5G 50 plus Mbps, depending on carrier signal at the device.

Activation is automatic the moment payment clears, and you can pay by card, PayPal, Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, Zelle or bank wire, or keep a prepaid balance. Plans renew until you stop them, and turning auto-renew off is a dashboard switch. Support is a person, around the clock, at [email protected] or on Telegram at @NewYorkProxiesBot.

A straight way to decide

If the thing you are doing reads the state, or reads the city and the city is New York, buy a line. If it reads a metro and that metro is upstate, do not. If you are not sure, take the two-hour test for $2, load the target through it and look at what it shows you. We would rather lose a sale than argue with a customer about what a geolocation database says.

New York proxy questions