A real 4G/LTE IP from a Canadian carrier — not a datacentre range, not a residential reseller, and not a slice of a shared pool that fifty other people have already burned. Take the whole line, or buy the bandwidth you actually need.
Your own port and login on either plan, with the allowance enforced in the kernel rather than trusted to a dashboard. Nobody else is spending your gigabytes.
My own hardware, my own SIM, my own carrier account. Most mobile proxy sellers resell access to somebody else's pool and cannot tell you what is upstream.
Every rotation checks the public IP before and after and reports the truth. Canadian carriers use CGNAT, so I measure the change rate instead of promising one.
A real Canadian carrier SIM on a Canadian network, in Toronto. Canadian mobile IPs are scarce; plenty of vendors selling "CA" are selling US or datacentre ranges.
rotations changed the public IP in testing
to complete a rotation, end to end
live carrier connection, Toronto
Real figures from the running line, not marketing rounding. The sample is small and growing — ask and I will send the actual rotation log rather than a brochure claim.
The whole line, exclusively yours for the month. No contention, nobody else's scraper queued ahead of you, and nobody else able to get the IP blocked before you touch it. Rotation on demand whenever you want it.
Best when you need the IP to stay yours, or when your volume would fill the line anyway.
Buy a block of gigabytes instead of a whole month. Your own credentials and your own port, same as the dedicated plan. Top up whenever you need more.
Best when you need a genuinely Canadian mobile IP for a specific job and paying for a full line would be waste.
I do not sell "unlimited", and you should be suspicious of anyone who does on a mobile line. Every mobile plan on earth has a ceiling; vendors selling unlimited mobile bandwidth are either throttling you at some undisclosed point, or reselling a line that gets cut off when it hits the carrier's real limit.
You get a number, in writing, enforced as a kernel-level quota. When it is spent it stops — no throttling, no fair-use clause, no surprise bill, because there is nothing to overspend.
| Country / city | Canada — Toronto (GTA) |
|---|---|
| Connection | Mobile LTE, real carrier SIM |
| Network | Telus |
| Protocols | HTTP and SOCKS5 |
| Authentication | Username / password |
| IP rotation | On demand, approximately 12 seconds |
| Allocation | Dedicated line, or a metered block of GB |
| Bandwidth | Agreed per customer and enforced in the kernel |
| Source restriction | Optional IP allowlist — credentials only work from your address |
| SMTP / port 25 | Blocked at the kernel, permanently |
More lines are being added across different Canadian networks, which means genuinely diverse IP ranges rather than neighbouring addresses from one block. If you need multiple simultaneous ports or specific network diversity, tell me what you need and I will tell you when I can serve it — with a date, not a maybe.
Accounts are individually authenticated and traffic volumes logged. Abuse means immediate suspension. That is not posturing — abuse gets the line terminated by the carrier, which ends the service for every customer on it.
Short trial access on request, on either plan. Verify the IP, run your own checks, confirm it does what you need. Nothing up front.
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Tell me what you are running and roughly how much bandwidth you need and I will quote the plan that costs you less — including telling you when neither fits.