App test mobile proxies - checking apps and mobile web on country-specific mobile networks

Why mobile IPs are needed for app testing

Apps show different content, prices, and login screens based on user country and network. With that country's mobile IP, you can see exactly what local mobile users see.

Connections via 4G/LTE/5G networks mirror real user speeds and display rendering for accurate UX testing.

You don’t need to send test devices to each country. With just one proxy, you can instantly check the mobile network screen of that country from your office.

Premium static mobile proxies are included in the release schedule.

Tests are often scheduled for the day before launch, launch day, or right after updates. Premium static mobile proxies are available in 1-day, 2-day, 3-day, 7-day, and 1-month units, perfectly matching test durations. Start from $2.10 in United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Germany, Ukraine, Georgia.

A dedicated line with a static IP lets you repeat scenarios with the same IP for comparison. When you need a new user context, use the IP change link to get a fresh IP.

• Check before release: 1 day
• Check before and after release: 2 or 3 days
• Beta test: 7 days
• Monthly quality checks: 1 month or dedicated static plan

What can you verify?

Preparing a test checklist before launch helps complete all necessary verifications in a short time. Common items to check are listed below.

• Homepage display by country: language and currency.
• Signup/login flows and authentication screens.
• Displaying payment screen and country-specific payment methods.
• Region-restricted content and country-specific feature visibility.
• Mobile page layouts and image rendering.
• Country-specific app store descriptions and screenshots.
• Ensure push notifications and regional event banners are correctly displayed to users in that country.

Test environment setup steps

Here’s an example setup. If you’re testing for three days before launching in Canada, order a Canadian premium proxy for 3 days. Enter the address and port in the Android emulator’s proxy field, set the device language to English or French, and the time zone to Canada. Divide tasks: day one for sign-up and login, day two for payment screens, day three for changing IPs and checking new user flows.

1. Choose the country and period for testing, then select a premium period and place your order.
2. Enter the HTTP or SOCKS5 address in your emulator, test device proxy settings, or debugging tools.
3. Set the device's time zone and language to match the test country.
4. Run test scenarios and record screen displays and response times.
5. If you need a new user scenario, change the IP and rerun the same scenario.
6. If testing extends, continue with 7-day or 1-month periods in the same country.
7. Record results with country, date, and IP to compare under the same conditions in future tests.
8. For multi-country testing, assign one proxy per country to run identical scenarios side by side.
9. After testing, reorder with the same country and period to quickly prepare the same environment for the next release schedule.

Using with automated testing

Most automated testing tools support HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies. Each proxy has an IP change link and API, allowing code-driven IP changes between test stages (up to once every 10 seconds).

Registering the test server's IP as an allowed IP simplifies setup by enabling password-free connections. Up to 10 allowed IPs can be registered per account. Payments are made by topping up the balance with 12 cryptocurrencies, with bonuses of 20% for $100+ top-ups and 50% for $5,000 top-ups.