VoidMob
Real 4G/5G mobile proxies, non-VoIP SMS numbers and global eSIMs, built for automation and AI agents.
About VoidMob
VoidMob is a privacy infrastructure company that gives developers, automation teams and AI agents a real mobile network identity. Its core product is mobile proxies running on real 4G and 5G devices: carrier IPs that read as genuine subscribers, used for web scraping, data collection, ad verification and automation.
What VoidMob offers
Alongside the proxies, VoidMob offers non-VoIP SMS verification numbers from real carriers, global eSIM data and encrypted VLESS/Xray tunnels. One account and one balance cover the whole stack, from a shared pay-per-GB proxy plan to a dedicated mobile device or a private phone number.
Built for automation and AI agents
VoidMob was built with automation in mind. It ships an open-source MCP server that lets an AI agent buy and rotate numbers, eSIMs and proxies on its own, under a spending cap the account owner sets. The service is self-serve and works through a browser dashboard, a REST API or MCP-compatible clients such as Claude Code.
Pricing
Pricing is usage-based with no long-term contracts. Shared mobile proxies start at $3.99 per GB, and a dedicated mobile device starts at $5 a day, $21 a week or $49 a month. One-time SMS verification codes start at $0.15, number rentals at $2.10 a week or $3.75 a month, and private dedicated numbers at $16.99 a month ($19.99 for US numbers). Global eSIM plans start at $4.99. VoidMob does not offer a free trial; refunds are available.
VoidMob is based in Tallinn, Estonia.
At a glance
Who it helps
Developers, data and automation teams, and AI engineers who need to reach the web as a real mobile device rather than a server.
What to expect
Usage-based pricing, no long-term contracts: mobile proxies from $3.99/GB or $5/day dedicated, SMS codes from $0.15, eSIM data from $4.99.
How the company describes itself
Privacy-focused mobile proxies, non-VoIP SMS verification, and global eSIMs in one unified platform. Real 4G/5G carrier networks, no KYC, crypto-friendly.
Website metadata supplied by the company. Source: official website linked in Company snapshot · Checked Oct 26, 2026
What you can do with it
- Collect web data through real 4G/5G carrier IPs without getting blocked
- Receive SMS codes on non-VoIP carrier numbers for sign-ups, 2FA and testing
- Give AI agents a network identity via the open-source MCP server, under a spending cap
Available on: Web dashboard, REST API, open-source MCP server (Claude Code and other MCP clients)
Product details & questions
Works with
Antidetect browsers and cloud phones (full list at voidmob.com/integrations). REST API and MCP server for custom automation.
Trial conditions
No free trial.
Cancellation information
Usage-based with no long-term contract; refunds are available.
Profile source: official company information · checked 2026-10-26
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