French 4G mobile proxies running real SIM cards on Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom, and Free Mobile.
Dedicated mobile IPs for serious web scraping, ad account warm-up, multi-accounting, and competitive intelligence — the only proxy type that reliably survives modern anti-bot stacks.
Mobile proxies route traffic through real cellular networks. Unlike datacenter or residential proxies, they benefit from CGNAT (Carrier-Grade NAT) — a single IP is shared with thousands of legitimate mobile users at once, so anti-fraud systems can't aggressively block mobile IPs without burning real customers.
→ Read more: What Is a 4G Mobile Proxy?
- 🐍 hexaproxy-python-examples — Production-ready examples for
requests,aiohttp, Playwright, Scrapy, and more. - 🔬 proxy-persistence-tester — CLI tool to verify if your mobile proxy is warm-up grade. Tests ASN, blacklists, latency, and carrier-side IP persistence over time.
Most proxy providers oversell. Datacenter IPs labeled as "mobile". P2P pools called "residential". "Sticky sessions" that don't actually exist on cellular networks. We built HexaProxy
because we wanted real SIM cards, real carriers, and IPs that hold stable for days when you actually need them to.
- 🇫🇷 France — Orange, SFR, Bouygues Telecom, Free Mobile
- More carriers and countries coming in 2026
| Use case | Best carrier | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Ad account warm-up (FB / TikTok) | Orange | Multi-day natural IP persistence |
| High-volume scraping | Free Mobile | Faster carrier-side rotation = more IP diversity |
| Multi-accounting (mixed) | Bouygues / SFR | Balanced stability and rotation |