You bring the hardware and the SIM. We turn it into programmable proxy infrastructure. Endpoints you own end to end, on IPs your carrier actually handed you.
Put Proxy Farms on any Android phone with a SIM. The one in your drawer works.
Scan the code from your farmer’s dashboard. The device authenticates and pairs itself to your farm.
Endpoints appear in your farmer’s dashboard: HTTP and SOCKS5 on the phone’s carrier IP, ready to copy.
Point your client at the endpoint. Every request rides the phone's mobile network to the internet.
Every device you connect joins the same fleet: one farmer’s dashboard, one API, one set of policies. One phone serves multiple proxy endpoints, so the farm grows faster than the hardware.
Devices, proxies, traffic, and health. The whole fleet in one farmer’s dashboard, live.
On a timer, on demand from your farmer’s dashboard, or from your code. One call, new IP.
Proxy auth, IP allowlists and denylists, and destination rules, enforced at the gateway, before anything reaches the phone.
Read and send from any device in the dashboard, and have verification codes POSTed straight to your own endpoint the moment they land.
Bandwidth, success rates, live connections, plus battery and recharge alerts, because these are real phones.
Turbo pins the fetch to the SIM for a real carrier IP and sends the response home over WiFi, free. The SIM stops carrying every byte twice: 37.5 Mbps becomes 150, on half the mobile data.
The plumbing is our job. The devices, the connections, and the rules stay yours.
Per device, per month, never per gigabyte. Unlimited bandwidth on every plan. Top up your balance and pick a plan for each phone. Tiers can be mixed, and every device draws its own price.
Everything your large organization needs: unlimited devices, dedicated infrastructure, and priority support from the team.
Flexible billing based on your device fleet size and requirements.
Yes. Proxy Farms turns hardware you already own or control into proxy endpoints. We never rent, resell, or pool anyone else’s devices, which is why every IP is private to you.
No. The app runs on stock Android: install it, scan the pairing code from your farmer’s dashboard, and the device pairs itself.
Any reasonably recent Android phone. If it can hold a charge and a carrier signal, it can farm. The one in your drawer is probably fine.
For mobile-IP proxies, yes: the egress IP comes from the carrier, so the device needs a SIM with an active data plan. If a device is set to egress over Wi-Fi, it works without one.
Yes, if you want it to. By default traffic exits over the phone’s mobile network, since the carrier-assigned IP is usually the point, but you can let a device egress over Wi-Fi instead.
Requests enter through your assigned network node (like cow.proxyfarms.com) and travel through an encrypted tunnel to your device, then exit to the internet from its mobile connection. The exit IP is always your phone’s carrier IP.
Its endpoints stop accepting connections and your farmer’s dashboard flags it immediately. Battery and connectivity alerts help you catch it before it happens, and the proxy resumes on its own when the device comes back.
Yes. Manual rotation is on every plan, timed rotation starts on the Grower Plan, and the Farm Plan adds rotation with a single API call.
Both. Every proxy comes with a dedicated port for each: SOCKS5 on its base port and HTTP on the next port up, on the same endpoint.
Yes. IP allowlists and denylists plus domain rules, enforced at the gateway before anything reaches the phone. Global policies come with the Grower Plan, per-device rules with the Farm Plan.
You top up a balance on your account, then subscribe to a plan. The plan applies to every device you run, and each device draws its monthly fee from that balance. Never per gigabyte. You can try the Farm Plan free for 7 days on one device, with no credit card. The 7 days start when you pair a phone, not when you sign up, and each phone gets one trial.
Upgrades apply straight away and the difference is prorated from your balance. Downgrades take effect when the current cycle ends, because the ACL rules you built on the higher plan would have to be unwound first.