Yes: Mobilebox, which runs cloud Android phones for AI agents at $0.01 a minute (ready for a first screenshot in 19.4 s in our November 2026 benchmark), gives each phone its own residential or mobile IP when you ask. Create the phone with network: "residential" ($8 per GB) or network: "mobile" for a mobile carrier IP ($15 per GB) and a city, and the phone keeps that IP while its GPS, timezone and locale match the city.
Ask for it
curl -sS -X POST 'https://mobilebox.dev/v1/phones?wait=ready' -H "Authorization: Bearer $MOBILESANDBOX_API_KEY" \
-H 'content-type: application/json' -d '{"name":"berlin-check","network":"residential","country":"DE","city":"Berlin"}'Over MCP, create_phone takes the same network, country and city. To move a running phone, PATCH /v1/phones/{id}/device or the set_device tool takes them too. A notice field in the answer says anything worth knowing about the network the phone is on.
What you get
| Network | What it is | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard | Data-center IP | Included |
| Residential | A home-broadband IP in the city you name, sticky per phone | $8 per GB |
| Mobile | A mobile carrier IP in the city you name, sticky per phone | $15 per GB |
| Your own proxy | proxy: a socks5 or http URL; it wins over network | Included |
Sticky means the phone keeps one IP, so an app sees the same network every time the agent opens it. A city sets GPS, timezone and locale with it: Berlin gives 52.52, 13.405, Europe/Berlin and de-DE.
When it matters
- Regional checks. Prices, catalogues, consent banners and feature flags that differ by country or city.
- Apps that check the network. Some apps treat data-center addresses differently from home or mobile ones.
- Location-aware flows. Delivery areas, store finders and maps, where GPS, timezone and IP should agree.
Locale, timezone, GPS and IP are four separate inputs; this guide shows how to set each one and why a city sets all of them together.
The rules
On every network: no fake engagement, fake accounts, spam or evading platform protections. Use it for your own apps and your own accounts; the terms have the details.