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Boston, MA Mobile Proxy Endpoints

A Boston line is one carrier SIM in one device, exposed as an HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 endpoint you can list, rotate and check from code. Why this metro: hardware located in Boston; the carrier determines a Boston or New York IP reading.

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Select carrier by required IP geolocation. Boston hardware is physically in Boston, but the IP geolocation databases websites read treat the two carriers differently: Verizon IPs here resolve as Boston; AT&T IPs here resolve as New York. Boston reading required: request Verizon. New York reading acceptable or preferred: use AT&T, which adds a second NYC-reading pool. State the requirement; we configure accordingly.

The Boston endpoint, technically

Boston: a Northeast identity separate from New York, for pools that already hold NYC IPs and need traffic not tracing back to one metro. Major university, biotech and finance centre; traffic profile reads as ordinary consumer activity.

Exit address

A carrier address from AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon's Boston region, announced under the carrier's AS and shared with real handsets behind carrier NAT. Lookups return a mobile connection in Boston or its state.

Interface

Host, HTTP(S) port, SOCKS5 port, username and password per line. A GET on the rotation link changes the exit address and the status link reads it back; a timer rotates on a schedule you set.

Hardware

A 4G and 5G modem, router or Android handset in our Boston rack, one SIM, one customer. No shared pool and no middle hop through someone's app.

Boston endpoint specifications

  • 4G: up to 25 Mbps download
  • 5G: up to 50 Mbps download
  • Data: Unlimited
  • Protocols: HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 with UDP
  • Sessions: sticky or per-request rotation
  • Location moves: free, self-service city switches from your dashboard

What developers point at Boston

Scripts, headless browsers, QA runs and monitors that must appear as a Boston phone user, driven from code rather than by hand.

  • Northeast coverage, not concentrated on New York
  • Regional retail and services research
  • Second East Coast identity for accounts
  • Running a geo test suite against Boston from CI on a real carrier network
  • Rotating a Boston address per job from a script without a human in the loop

Boston proxy questions

Where does a Boston exit IP geolocate?

To Boston or its state in the common databases. Carrier addresses belong to regional gateways, so the city field varies by carrier and database; the state is reliable.

What throughput should I expect in Boston?

Boston endpoints: 4G up to 25 Mbps download, 5G up to 50 Mbps, varying with carrier signal at the modem. Every endpoint has unlimited data.

Can I rotate the Boston address from code?

Yes. Send a GET to the line's rotation link, which the proxy list returns as rotation_link, then read the new address from its status link. There is no limit on how many rotations a line makes.

What does a Boston endpoint cost?

4G $5 a day, $29 a week or $66 a month; 5G $6, $33 or $77; hourly from $2 for two hours. Unlimited data on every term.

Can I order multiple Boston endpoints at once?

Usually. Availability depends on free hardware in that metro at the time. Send the required quantity; we confirm availability before purchase.

Does a Boston exit IP geolocate to Boston?

It depends on the carrier. Verizon exit IPs on our Boston hardware geolocate as Boston. AT&T exit IPs from that location geolocate as New York: AT&T registers them that way in the geolocation databases. Specify the required reading; we assign the matching carrier.

Provision a Boston endpoint

Live within a minute of payment, with unlimited data. Credentials, the rotation link and the API key are in the dashboard, so the first request can go out right away.

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