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Connect your way
HTTP and SOCKS5 for your tools. WireGuard and OpenVPN profiles for VPN clients.
YOUR ANDROID. CONNECTED.
Your phone.
Your network.
Your proxy.
Turn the Android you own into a proxy you control. Connect your tools, manage access and keep your network within reach.
- Your own Android
- Wi-Fi / SIM
- Proxy + VPN
Your device + your Internet connection + MASKPROXY.
HTTP
SOCKS5
WireGuard ↗
OpenVPN ↗
Your Android
Your connection starts here.
Internet sourceWi-Fi / SIM
ANDROID ↗
One connected workspaceAccess · sharing · rotation
CONTROL, WITHOUT THE CLUTTER
Your connections. All in one place.
From a single phone to a growing setup, keep the everyday controls close and the important details visible.
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Choose your network
Select Wi-Fi or an available SIM inside the Android app. Your workspace shows the active source.
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Keep rotation in reach
Request an IP rotation or set an interval. Device permissions and the carrier determine what is possible.
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Share with intention
Grant access to a phone with selected permissions and expiry, then revoke it when needed.
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Build into your workflow
Use scoped account and phone APIs. Export the connection details your client needs.
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See the connection clearly
Track phone status, network, traffic and events from one workspace. Diagnose before guessing.
A CLEAR WAY IN
Bring your Android. We’ll connect the dots.
Create your workspace
Register with an email you control, then complete the account verification shown.
Subscribe for a phone
Choose a plan for one phone. Follow the payment instructions in your order and wait for approval.
Pair your Android
Download the app from your workspace. Pair it with your code and choose its Internet source.
Connect your tools
Create a proxy access or VPN profile. Use its details in your authorized client.
THE CONNECTION, EXPLAINED
Know where your connection goes.
Your client connects to MASKPROXY. Traffic is relayed to your paired Android, then leaves through the Internet source you selected on that phone.
Understand the setupYour toolsHTTP · SOCKS5 · WireGuard · OpenVPN
MASKPROXYRelay & access management
Your Android. Your exit.The Wi-Fi or SIM selected in the app
The exit IP belongs to the phone’s active network. Each part of the connection has its own transport and security properties.
MADE FOR YOUR WORKFLOW
A practical connection. A place in your workflow.
Use the devices and networks you control for the work you are authorized to do.
See your service from your network.
Check your own websites and applications through your phone’s connection. Compare behavior and reproduce connection issues with a known exit.
Explore connection tools ↗Give your tools a familiar interface.
Use supported proxy or VPN clients, export their connection details and integrate authorized workflows with scoped API access.
Connection API documentation ↗Keep team access intentional.
Share the right phone with selected permissions and an expiry. Keep your account credentials private and revoke access when the work is done.
How sharing works ↗SIMPLE PHONE SUBSCRIPTIONS
Start with what you need.
Compare current plans before creating an account. Each subscription belongs to one phone.
Starter
$2USD
per phone / 30 days
- Phone1
- Proxy accesses5
- VPN profiles2
- Service speed limit10 Mbps
Plus
$4USD
per phone / 30 days
- Phone1
- Proxy accesses12
- VPN profiles5
- Service speed limit50 Mbps
Pro
$6USD
per phone / 30 days
- Phone1
- Proxy accesses32
- VPN profiles20
- Service speed limitNo service cap
Prices are in USD. Each subscription covers one phone. Phone hardware, SIM/data plans and carrier charges are separate. Speed limits are entitlements, not guaranteed throughput. Actual performance depends on your device, network and relay path.
Pricing & payment detailsCLEAR FROM THE START
Good connections start with clear expectations.
Trust & policies ↗
Read about privacy, responsible use and payment terms before you begin.
Help with your setup ↗
Ask about device compatibility, network choices or the plan that fits your setup.
Do I need my own phone?
Yes. MASKPROXY manages Android phones you own or are authorized to use. It does not include a phone, a SIM card, a mobile data plan or a ready-made pool of third-party IP addresses.
Can I use Wi-Fi as well as a SIM?
Yes. Choose Wi-Fi or an available SIM in the Android app, not in the web dashboard. The phone’s actual exit network determines the IP and whether the connection is cellular. Device and Android restrictions can affect SIM selection.
Does every rotation give me a new IP?
No. IP allocation belongs to your network provider. Cellular rotation requires supported device permissions and active cellular egress. A carrier can retain the same IP, and rotation can briefly interrupt connections.
When does my subscription start?
A new phone subscription starts after payment is approved. Payments are reviewed manually; submitting a transaction identifier alone does not activate service. Your order shows the asset, network, receiving address and amount.
MAKE THE CONNECTION