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Boston, MA Mobile Proxy Lines

One or many dedicated lines in Boston, each a 4G and 5G device with its own SIM, all managed from one account. The metro is lines racked in Boston, where the carrier decides if the IP reads as Boston or New York.

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Match each line's carrier to how the IP needs to geolocate. Lines on our Boston hardware sit physically in Boston, yet the two carriers land differently in the IP geolocation databases websites actually read: Verizon IPs here geolocate as Boston, AT&T IPs here as New York. Lines that must read as Boston should be on Verizon, so ask for it. If a New York reading is fine or even preferred, AT&T lines work and add a second NYC-reading pool to your fleet. Say which one your lines need and we'll configure it correctly.

What a Boston line gives your team

Boston adds a Northeast identity separate from New York, which helps when your fleet already holds NYC IPs and its traffic should not all trace back to one metro. As a major university, biotech and finance centre, the city gives your lines a traffic profile that reads as ordinary consumer activity.

One device per line

Every Boston line is a separate modem, router or phone with one AT&T, T-Mobile or Verizon SIM. Ten lines are ten devices, not ten logins on one address.

One account for all of them

Lines in Boston sit next to lines in any other metro on the same My Proxies page, with their own credentials, rotation links and renewal dates.

Moves, not reorders

When a client or project shifts city, move the line from the dashboard for free; the days left on it travel with it.

What teams run on Boston lines

Work that needs several Boston phone addresses at once: one line per client, per account group or per campaign, each on its own device.

  • Northeast lines that don't all sit on New York
  • Regional retail and services research
  • A second East Coast identity for your account groups
  • Checking what a Boston reader or shopper is served, one line per publisher or store
  • Keeping each client's Boston accounts on their own dedicated address

Boston line 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 and self-service; move any line between cities from your dashboard

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Boston proxy questions

Can I order several Boston lines at once?

Yes. Each line is its own device, so quantity depends on what is on the Boston shelf that day. Ask us for a number before you buy and we will confirm what is free.

How fast is a Boston line?

Each Boston line downloads at up to 25 Mbps on 4G and up to 50 Mbps on 5G, depending on carrier signal where its modem sits. Every line has unlimited data.

Do all my Boston lines share one address?

No. Each line holds its own carrier address and rotates on its own. Two lines in Boston can sit on the same carrier and still show different addresses.

What do Boston lines cost?

The same list price per line: 4G $5 a day, $27 a week or $64 a month; 5G $6, $31 or $74. Hourly tests from $2. Unlimited data on every line.

Can I add several Boston lines to my fleet at once?

Usually, yes: it comes down to how much hardware is free in that metro when you order. Tell us how many lines you need and we'll confirm availability before you buy.

Will a Boston line really geolocate to Boston?

It depends on the carrier. Verizon lines on our Boston hardware geolocate as Boston. AT&T lines at that same location read as New York, since that is how AT&T registers those IPs in the geolocation databases. Say which reading each line needs and we will assign the right carrier.

Set up your Boston lines

From $5 a day per line, unlimited data, live the moment you pay. Tell us how many Boston lines you need and we will check the shelf first.

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