New York Mobile Proxy Lines for Teams: NYC SIMs, One Row per Client
New York is the most requested metro for teams, and our New York City rack is sized for it: AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon SIMs in individual 4G and 5G devices, each a line for one customer, each a row in the dashboard. Agencies, publishers and campaign teams hold several New York lines at once, one per client or seat. This page covers what a New York line reads as, how fleets use them, and the facts of price, stock and access.
Geolocation of a New York line
State New York, country United States, on all three carriers. T-Mobile most consistently shows New York City itself. Verizon can show a regional hub in the Northeast. AT&T usually shows New York, and note the reverse quirk: AT&T lines in our Boston rack also geolocate as New York because of AT&T's New York gateway. The address is in the carrier's New York range, shared with residents' phones; rotation hands the SIM another address from the same range.
New York work across several lines
National campaigns are verified from New York first, so most fleets hold at least one New York line permanently. Agencies with New York clients give each a line for local search, listings and ad verification. Finance and media teams sample publishers from a New York address at fixed times of day. Retail teams check New York pricing, tax display and delivery. Teams comparing metros hold a New York line beside Los Angeles and Chicago lines and sample all three in the same hour.
Keeping New York rows in order
Label each row by client or campaign and carrier; one browser profile per line with Eastern time and US English following the proxy. Two New York clients should sit on two carriers so their address pools do not overlap. Rotation per line: a timer for sampling, none for sticky account work. Credentials reset per row when a seat changes; the other rows are untouched.
Finance and media clients often want the same New York page sampled before the market opens and again after it closes, so assign a named seat to each pass and record which line it used.
Price per New York line
4G: $5 a day, $27 a week, $64 a month, up to 25 Mbps download. 5G: $6 a day, $31 a week, $74 a month, up to 50 Mbps. Hourly: $2 for two hours on 4G or $3 on 5G, then the same per hour up to four hours; no auto-renew; paid hours count toward a day. Data unmetered on every line. 5G+ on a 5G line: $2 a day, $5 a week, $15 a month, $45 per three months, for a 70 Mbps or better average download on selected 5G lines.
Every line is the list price however many you hold.
Stock and large orders
New York is our largest rack and usually has lines on every carrier. For a team order of many lines on one carrier, check the count on the locations page; reserve any shortfall and it fills in order against your balance. Moves to other metros are free with remaining time kept.
Access and support
HTTP(S), SOCKS5 with UDP and a VLESS link per line. Support 24/7 at [email protected] and on the Telegram bot at t.me/usamobileproxies_bot. Quote the line's label when writing in.
New York proxy questions
Does a New York line show New York City or the state?
The state on every carrier. T-Mobile most consistently shows the city itself; Verizon can show a Northeast hub.
Why does my Boston AT&T line also say New York?
AT&T's New England traffic exits through its New York gateway. For a Boston reading on lookups, use Verizon in Boston.
How many New York lines can one team hold?
As many as are in stock per carrier; each is its own row, device and SIM. Reserve the rest.
Is a New York line the right general line for a team?
For national checks, yes; it is the metro most campaigns verify first. Add other metros as the work requires.