One real T-Mobile, Verizon or AT&T 5G line per customer, in a US city, on hardware we own. 50 Mbps and up with the right signal, unlimited data and rotation, HTTP(S) and SOCKS5. 4G LTE is on the shelf as the budget tier.
The address is the same kind of trusted carrier address a phone has. What 5G adds is room: more throughput, more threads, lower latency.
Video QA, large downloads, media checks and many parallel connections, from a line that runs 50 Mbps and up with good signal.
T-Mobile mid-band, Verizon C-band and AT&T 5G, each on its own SIM in its own modem. You pick the network at checkout.
5G shortens the round trip to the carrier core, which matters for interactive sessions, streaming tests and API-heavy tools.
The 5G device and its SIM carry only your traffic for the term. No pool, no sharing, no stranger rotating your address.
A new carrier address by link, API, timer or hand, as often as you like, or a sticky address for as long as the carrier holds it.
No gigabyte meter on any term. A 5G line is meant to move data, and ours do.
Throughput starts with the radio. Every 5G line is a physical device we own in a US city with its own carrier SIM, carrying one customer's traffic only.
A 5G USB modem with its own carrier SIM. The quickest way to a 5G line.
A 5G cellular router with its own SIM, with external antennas where the signal needs them.
A real 5G handset with its own SIM for work that must look like a phone.
You pick the device type yourself at checkout. One device, one SIM, one customer.
Every term is one dedicated line. The 5G price buys the throughput; the 4G price buys the same address with less headroom.
Hourly plans: Hourly lines are sold in the dashboard, in the mobile app and through our Telegram bot.
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These are the jobs where 4G gets in the way and a dedicated 5G line pays for itself.
Test playback, bitrate ladders and startup time of video apps from a real US 5G network.
Confirm video and display ads on ad-supported tiers from the metro and carrier they target.
Move big files, datasets and builds through a carrier address without waiting on a 4G link.
Run many threads through one line with the headroom to keep them all moving.
Measure how your app behaves on a real 5G carrier network, not in a simulator.
Check what a US subscriber sees in a media catalog or storefront, at speed, every day.
Check latency and throughput of game streaming from a carrier line in the right metro.
Run accounts from one dedicated carrier address that reads as a phone, with 5G speed behind it.
Real modems in real US metros. Move a plan between them yourself, for free, whenever the work moves.
Check what a website sees from your current IP, or paste a proxy list and test every line. Free, no account needed.
What IP am I on? Carrier, ASN, city, time-zone match and WebRTC leak in one look.
Open toolPaste one proxy or a whole list (HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, SOCKS5): exit IP, location, ISP and latency per line, then export the working ones.
Open toolThe two we recommend for running profiles on our lines: Undetectable.io and GoLogin, both with free plans.
See our picksEverything we publish for testing a line before and after you buy, in one place.
Browse toolsIf the signal or the stock is better elsewhere, move the plan yourself from the dashboard. It is free, the remaining time carries over, and you get a 5G line in the new city on the carrier you choose.
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Setup walkthroughs, platform notes and straight answers, written for the way these lines are actually used.
Wider channels, more carrier aggregation and lower latency on the radio side. On our lines that shows up as more headroom for large transfers, video and many parallel connections. The actual throughput depends on the carrier signal at the modem.
T-Mobile has the widest mid-band 5G footprint in the cities we run; Verizon's C-band 5G is strong in the same metros; AT&T 5G is available in most of them. All three read as a cellular carrier address in an IP lookup. Pick the one your work usually sees, or take what is in stock.
5G lines run 50 Mbps and up and 4G lines usually 20 to 45 Mbps, depending on the carrier signal at the modem. We do not publish a figure we cannot hold at every modem, so test the line by the hour first if the number matters.
Yes. The address belongs to the carrier's mobile network and is shared with ordinary subscribers behind carrier NAT. A website sees a phone on a US carrier, because that is what the modem is to the network.
Often not. Page checks, logins and API calls run well on 4G, which is why we sell it as the budget tier. 5G is for media QA, large downloads, video checks and jobs with many threads.
Yes. Moves between our US cities are free and self-service from your dashboard, and the remaining time carries over. 5G stock varies by city and carrier, so check the city before you move.
Undetectable.io first. It takes the HTTP or SOCKS5 details of a 5G line without fuss, checks the carrier and city before the profile opens, and makes full use of the throughput. GoLogin is a solid second choice.
Undetectable.io · GoLogin (partner links)
5G stock and signal differ by metro and carrier. Tell us the city and the kind of traffic you run; a person answers by email or in the Telegram bot, around the clock.
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