Cloud Android phone in United States
Android cloud phone in United States.
Rent an Android phone that lives in United States: it goes online from a residential American IP, carries a SIM from Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T or U.S. Cellular, keeps New York time and the local language. Apps and websites see a real phone in United States, not a server somewhere else.
United Statesresidential American IP: what apps and websites seeWhat a phone in United States gets.
Everything that tells an app where a phone is: the network it uses, the SIM inside it, the clock and the language. All four point at United States.
Residential American IP
The phone goes online from United States through a residential exit. A kill-switch below Android keeps every app on that exit; nothing leaks past it.
SIM of a local operator
Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T or U.S. Cellular: operator name, IMSI, ICCID and a number in the national format. Change the country and the phone gets a new SIM to match.
New York time zone
America/New_York, the local language and keyboard. Time, locale and GNSS fix are set from the exit, so nothing in the phone contradicts the IP.
Apps as from Play
The catalog installs apps the way Google Play does, including the ones popular in United States. Your own APKs through ADB or the API.
How it works.
Three choices at launch, nothing to configure inside the phone.
- Pick a model150+ real phone models: Samsung, Google, Xiaomi, Motorola and more, Android 12 to 17.
- Choose United States as the exitResidential IP in United States; mobile and datacenter exits where available. The SIM, time zone and language follow automatically.
- Open the screenLive screen in the browser, ADB over a secured relay, REST API for scripts. Stop the phone and pay nothing while it sleeps.
United StatesQuestions about cloud phones in United States
Something else? Write to support and a person answers, usually within a working day.
Is the IP really in United States?
Yes. The phone goes online through a residential exit located in United States; websites and apps see a American home connection, not a datacenter. You can also bring your own proxy.
Which operator will the SIM show?
One of Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T or U.S. Cellular, chosen to match the exit. The SIM has a local number, IMSI and ICCID; the operator name appears in the status bar like on a real phone.
Can I move the phone to another country later?
Yes, from the device page. The phone gets a new exit, a new SIM of that country and the matching time zone and language. Apps keep their data.
Where does the phone physically run?
On our ARM servers in the region closest to you, so the screen and ADB answer quickly. Where it runs and where it goes online are two separate settings.
Launch a phone in United States today.
- The first 30 minutes are free, no card.
- Residential American IP and a local SIM from the first boot.