Texas Mobile Proxies From a Houston Rack, All Three Carriers

Texas is our only state and Houston is our only city, and that is on purpose. Our rack in Houston is the largest deployment we run: AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon SIMs in modems, routers and real phones, on 4G LTE and 5G, each rented to one customer at a time. If your work is about Texas, this page tells you plainly what a Texas line from us does, what it does not do, and what it costs.

What a Texas line is

One real carrier SIM in one physical device that we own and keep in Houston, used by you alone for as long as your plan runs. You get an HTTP(S) and a SOCKS5 login, and the public address a site sees is a carrier address from AT&T Mobility, T-Mobile USA or Verizon Wireless, shared through carrier NAT with thousands of ordinary Texas subscribers. That shared address is what makes it trusted; the device and its history are what make it yours.

Speeds are Depending on carrier signal at the device, 4G LTE typically runs 20–45 Mbps and 5G 50+ Mbps. There is no data meter on any plan; a fair-use rule covers bulk transfer such as download pipes, streaming relays and torrents, which is not what these lines are for.

Houston is Texas, and what that means for geolocation

A line from our rack geolocates as Houston or, in some databases, as Texas at the state level. It does not read as Dallas, Austin or San Antonio, and we do not have hardware in those cities. For anything that decides by state, which covers streaming blackouts, insurance and electricity quotes, state-only offers, compliance checks and most ad targeting, a Houston line is a Texas line and it passes. For a page that chooses a city from the IP alone and offers no way to change it, you would need a line in that city, and we would rather say so than sell you one that will not work.

Set your browser or phone to Central time and US English so the rest of the session agrees with the address. The proxy changes the address and nothing else.

The three carriers in Houston

AT&T is the broadest, most ordinary Texas address and the one to start with if you have no reason to prefer another. T-Mobile 5G is the quickest in the rack and gives the most variety on rotation. Verizon holds a session longest, which suits logged-in work that needs one address all day. Prices are the same on every carrier; only the 4G or 5G choice changes them, and the dashboard lets you move between carriers or devices free with your remaining time intact.

• AT&T Mobility, AS20057: broad, conservative, the default pick
• T-Mobile USA, AS21928: fastest 5G, most rotation variety
• Verizon Wireless, AS6167 and AS22394: longest-held sessions

Rotation and sticky sessions

Rotation is unlimited and there is no waiting between changes. Trigger it from the dashboard, a per-line rotation link, the API, a timer or by hand. Leave the line alone and the carrier holds the address for as long as it keeps the session, often hours. Every new address comes from the carrier's Houston-area pool, so it is still a Texas address; addresses can repeat, because the pool is finite, and that is ordinary carrier behaviour.

Texas jobs people run on these lines

Verifying Texas ad campaigns as a Houston viewer. QA on Houston and Texas listings for rent, sale and commercial space. Checking Texas pricing and availability for flights, buses, tickets, parking and rentals. Running Texas-registered business accounts from a Texas address, one line per account, within each platform's rules. Testing apps on real AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon networks. Local search checks for Houston, Dallas, Austin and San Antonio terms, with the city set in the tool. Our use-case pages cover the common Texas platforms one by one.

Plans and prices

4G LTE: $5 a day, $27 a week, $64 a month. 5G: $6 a day, $30 a week, $74 a month. An hourly test is $2 on 4G or $3 on 5G for the first two hours, then $2 or $3 per further hour, up to four hours, and it never auto-renews; keep it all day and the hours you paid count toward the day plan. Activation is automatic and immediate. Plans renew until you stop them, and auto-renew can be switched off in the dashboard. Pay by card, PayPal, Bitcoin, USDT, Ethereum, Zelle or bank wire, or keep a prepaid balance. If a project ever needs a line outside Texas, the dashboard can move the plan free with the time you have left.

Getting started and getting help

Sign up at tx.texasproxies.com, pick a carrier and 4G or 5G, pay, and the login appears in your dashboard within moments. A person handles support around the clock, at [email protected] or on Telegram at @TexasProxiesBot. If a line misbehaves we fix it, rotate it, or move you to another device, and downtime that is our fault is added to your plan.

Texas proxy questions