Its own network, in any country.
Every device gets its own exit: mobile, residential, ISP or datacenter, in the country you choose, or a proxy of your own. Time zone, language and SIM follow it, so the phone looks like it lives there.
BrazilPick the type. Pick the country.
Switch the type to see where each kind of exit is available. Every device gets its own; nothing is shared between devices unless you say so.
- 99% proxy qualityPools checked daily; failing exits are pulled before a device gets them.
- Time zone and language follow the exitA German exit means a German clock, keyboard and store.
- Proxy integrated into the systemWorks below Android, not in an app. Nothing leaks.
- Your own proxies work tooCheck the score first, rotate it on a schedule.
Six kinds of exit.
Paid exits are billed per gigabyte the device actually uses, from the same balance as the device. Set per device, changed at any time.
Mobile
A carrier IP in the country you choose, with a new address on demand. Android sees cellular data, not Wi-Fi.
Best for social apps and accounts that expect a phone on a mobile network.
Residential
A home broadband address from a pool. The address stays for the session, and the phone joins a Wi-Fi network that matches it.
Best for browsing, shopping and apps that look at the home network.
ISP
A static address on a real internet provider's network: one stable identity for a long-lived device.
Best for accounts that should keep the same address for weeks.
Datacenter
One address per device from our pool: fast, stable and the lowest price of the paid exits.
Best for testing, automation and work that does not care how the IP is classified.
Your own proxy
Any SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy you already pay for. Checked before it is attached, rotated on your schedule.
Server exit
The server's own address. Fine for installs, updates and tests; apps will see a hosting network.
Best for set-up work before a device gets its real exit.
Everything follows the exit.
A phone in a German network that still says Singapore in its clock gives itself away. So the device changes with its exit, not only its IP.
Time zone
The clock moves to the exit's time zone, so timestamps and schedules match the country.
Language and keyboard
System language and keyboard follow the country, the way a phone bought there is set up.
SIM and carrier
A SIM of the exit's country. Changing to another carrier's exit swaps the SIM as a whole.
Location
The location the device reports moves with the exit, instead of staying where the server is.
Cellular or Wi-Fi
A mobile exit looks like cellular data with no Wi-Fi. Other exits look like a home Wi-Fi network with a router.
Store and top apps
Apps popular in the exit's country can be pre-installed from the catalog when the device is created.
Change it in one call.
Switch a device to another type or country, ask for a fresh address, or test a proxy before you trust it. The device keeps running while its network changes.
- Per device, any timeFrom the dashboard, the API or a group job for a whole fleet.
- Rotate on demandA new address in one call, from the dashboard or the API.
- Pools checked dailyFailing exits are pulled before a device gets them.
curl -X POST https://api.clousd.com/v1/devices/c3f9a41d2/network \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $CLOUSD_KEY" \
-d '{"type":"mobile","country":"BR"}'
# 202 Accepted - time zone, language and SIM follow
{ "job": { "id": "9e4c…", "kind": "network", "state": "running" } }
curl -X POST https://api.clousd.com/v1/devices/c3f9a41d2/network/rotate \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $CLOUSD_KEY"
# same type and country, a new public address
curl -X POST https://api.clousd.com/v1/network/check \
-H "Authorization: Bearer $CLOUSD_KEY" \
-d '{"url":"socks5://user:pass@203.0.113.7:1080"}'
# → ip, country, city, ISP, mobile or hosting, response time
Proxy built into the phone
The exit sits below Android, not in an app. DNS goes through it, and if it drops, traffic stops instead of slipping out another way.
How it worksBring your own proxy
Plug in a SOCKS5 or HTTP proxy you already have. We check it first, attach it below Android and never bill its traffic.
Use your proxyQuestions, answered.
Something else? Write to support and a person answers, usually within a working day.
Which exit should I choose?
Mobile for social apps and accounts that expect a phone on a carrier network. Residential or ISP for browsing, shopping and long-lived accounts. Datacenter for testing and automation at the lowest price. Your own proxy if you already have one.
Can I change the network of a running device?
Yes, per device and at any time, from the dashboard or with POST /v1/devices/{name}/network. The device keeps running while it swaps, and its time zone, language and SIM follow the new exit.
How is traffic billed?
Paid exits are billed per gigabyte the device uses: mobile $5.50 / GB, residential $2.50 / GB, datacenter $1.00 / GB. Your own proxy and the server exit are never billed. Pricing
Do devices share an address?
No. Every device gets its own exit; nothing is shared between devices unless you attach the same proxy to several of them yourself.
Can apps find out the real server address?
The exit is applied below Android, so apps see an ordinary cellular or Wi-Fi connection. DNS lookups go through the same exit, and if the exit drops, traffic is blocked rather than sent another way. How the built-in proxy works
Give your first device a network. The first 30 minutes are free.
- No card, no top-up.
- Create an account, launch a device, use it for half an hour.
- If it does the job, add funds and keep going. If not, you have lost nothing.