Plug a SIM stick into a Raspberry Pi, run one command, and every phone, Pi, and modem you own becomes a managed exit behind a single HTTP or SOCKS5 URL. Rotate IPs, pin sessions, and lock egress to the hosts you approve.
How it works
No port forwarding, no static IPs, no per-device config. The agent handles the carrier, the gateway handles the rest.
Run the installer on a Pi or phone. It dials the modem, opens a WireGuard tunnel to the gateway, and reports carrier, signal, and public IP.
The gateway hands you HTTP and SOCKS5 URLs. Pick a pool, a rotation policy, and a sticky TTL. Nothing to configure on the device.
Encode session, TTL, and pool in the username. Rotate an exit's IP on demand with a modem reset, and see old → new in the console.
Control plane
One click or one API call resets the modem and re-dials. The console shows the old IP struck through and the new one verified.
Pin a session to one exit for a TTL you choose. Re-pin automatically if the exit drops, or fail the request loudly.
Group exits by country, carrier, or purpose. Endpoints route to a pool, so adding hardware never changes client config.
Allowlist or blocklist by domain, wildcard, IP, or CIDR. RFC1918 and direct-to-IP are blocked by default, on every endpoint.
Session, TTL, and pool travel in the proxy username. Works with any HTTP client, headless browser, or scraper framework.
Every rotation, every blocked attempt, every device heartbeat is logged with who, what, and which exit.
Pricing
You already own the SIMs and the data plans. We charge for the control plane, per active exit.
Trust
This is not an anti-detection tool. It is a control plane for network hardware you already own.
Traffic rides a WireGuard tunnel from your device to the gateway. We never see plaintext beyond the proxy hop you configure.
Ad verification, price monitoring, QA on real carrier networks. Egress ACLs and audit logs exist so your legal team can say yes.
Private ranges and direct-to-IP requests are blocked out of the box. Turning them off is explicit, logged, and per endpoint.
Open the console and walk through the fleet with sample data.