Mobile 4G/5G
A mobile carrier IP: to the app it's just a regular smartphone.
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The TikTok feed and its ad platform are tied to a region: TikTok works out your country from the IP, SIM card and device settings. Teams that run brand accounts for foreign markets or launch campaigns in TikTok Ads need a stable IP in their audience's country.
TikTok is a mobile-first app, so mobile proxies are the most natural fit: a carrier IP looks like an ordinary smartphone. For the web version and Ads Manager, static ISP and dedicated IPv4 proxies work well.
Keep each account on one IP and in one country. Switching regions often confuses recommendations and draws the attention of the platform's security systems.
Listed in order of recommendation. The starting price is per unit for the base term; the total with your volume discount is calculated once you pick the term and quantity.
A mobile carrier IP: to the app it's just a regular smartphone.
A permanent IP for the web version and Ads Manager.
A dedicated IP at an affordable price for stable account work.
Pick the country where your audience is or where the account is registered. Every other location is in the main catalog.
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Yes. An HTTP proxy with a username and password is set up in the Wi-Fi settings on Android and iOS, and SOCKS5 connects through client apps. For several accounts, emulators or an antidetect browser are more convenient.
TikTok compares the IP region with the account's language, time zone and history. When they don't match, the risk of verification checks goes up. Choose the country where your audience is and don't change it without a reason.
Yes, mobile proxies come with an IP change link: open it and the channel gets a new IP from the same carrier.
Pick an offer in the catalog: price, stock and discount are shown right away, and the IPs are delivered after payment.
Proxies are provided for lawful purposes only. Spam, fraud and hacking are prohibited, and you must follow the rules of the platforms you use. Acceptable use policy