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Put your American SIM into the tools you use

A line from American Mobile Proxies is a normal proxy: a host, an HTTP port, a SOCKS5 port, a username and a password. It also comes with a VLESS link for clients that route a whole device. Any program that accepts one of these will work with your SIM. This page lists the tools our customers set up most often, in the order we recommend them, with short steps for each. The two profile browsers come first, Undetectable.io and then GoLogin. Then the VLESS clients that buyers in China and Vietnam use to reach the line through a TLS tunnel: v2rayN, Shadowrocket and Hiddify. Then the helpers for desktops, browsers, phones and scripts.

Undetectable.io

Profile browser

The profile browser we recommend first. Each profile has its own fingerprint and its own proxy, so one American SIM can be tied to one profile and the website sees one consistent phone user. The built-in check shows the carrier and the city before you open a page. Runs on Windows and Mac, and the free plan is enough to start with one line.

  1. Install Undetectable.io and create an account.
  2. In the American Mobile Proxies dashboard, copy the host, port, username and password of your line.
  3. Create a new profile, open Proxy, choose HTTP or SOCKS5 to match the port, paste the four values and press Check.
  4. When the check shows a US carrier in your city, set the profile time zone and language to that city.
  5. Start the profile, open an IP check page, confirm the address, then sign in to the account that lives on this SIM.
  • One profile per SIM. Two profiles on one SIM look like two people on one phone.
  • Rotate the address only when the profile is closed.
Get Undetectable.io ↗ (partner link)

GoLogin

Profile browser

Our second recommendation, and the one to choose on Linux, on an Android phone, or in a team that shares profiles in the cloud. The proxy is stored inside the profile and can be tested before launch, so nobody opens a profile on the wrong line. The interface is available in Chinese and Vietnamese.

  1. Install GoLogin on Windows, Mac, Linux or Android and sign in.
  2. Create a profile and let GoLogin build the fingerprint for the operating system the account expects.
  3. Open the Proxy tab, pick HTTP or SOCKS5, paste the host, port, username and password of your line, and press Check proxy.
  4. Let GoLogin set the time zone and language from the proxy, or set them by hand to the SIM's city.
  5. Launch, confirm the address on an IP check page, and keep this profile on this SIM.
  • Keep a shared sheet of profile, line, city and renewal date so the team never mixes them.
  • The GoLogin Android app opens the same profile through the same SIM.
Get GoLogin ↗ (partner link)

v2rayN

VLESS client for Windows

The standard Windows client for the VLESS link that comes with every line. It wraps your traffic in TLS so that the path from your country to our server looks like ordinary HTTPS, then exits through your SIM. Good for buyers in China and Vietnam whose networks slow or block plain proxy ports, and for programs that have no proxy field.

  1. Download v2rayN from its GitHub releases page and unzip it.
  2. In the dashboard, open your line and copy the vless:// link.
  3. In v2rayN press Ctrl+V to import the link from the clipboard.
  4. Select the new server, set the system proxy mode to Set system proxy, and press Enter to connect.
  5. Open an IP check page; it should show your American carrier and city.
  • If it will not connect, check that the Windows clock is correct; TLS needs the right time.
  • The link changes when you move the line to another city. Copy the new one from the dashboard.
(partner link)

Shadowrocket

VLESS client for iPhone

A paid iPhone and iPad app that takes the VLESS link and routes the whole device through your SIM, including apps with no proxy setting. It is not sold in every country's App Store; many buyers in China use an account from another region to buy it. It also accepts a plain HTTP or SOCKS5 login if you prefer.

  1. Install Shadowrocket from the App Store.
  2. Copy the vless:// link from the dashboard on the phone.
  3. Open Shadowrocket; it offers to add the server from the clipboard. Accept.
  4. Tap the server to select it and switch the connection on; allow the VPN configuration when iOS asks.
  5. Open an IP check page in Safari and confirm the American carrier.
  • Set the routing mode to Proxy for all traffic if you want every app on the SIM.
  • Turn Shadowrocket off before using apps that must see your real location, such as banking.
(partner link)

Hiddify

VLESS client for every platform

A free, open-source client for Windows, Mac, Linux, Android and iPhone with a simple interface in several languages, including Chinese. If you want the same app on every device, this is the one. It imports the VLESS link and routes the whole device through your SIM.

  1. Install Hiddify from hiddify.com or the app store of your platform.
  2. In the dashboard, copy the vless:// link.
  3. In Hiddify press the plus button and choose Add from clipboard.
  4. Tap the new profile and press the connect button.
  5. Open an IP check page and confirm the carrier and city.
  • Choose the system proxy mode on desktop if you only want browsers to use the SIM, or the VPN mode for everything.
  • If a connection drops on mobile data but works on Wi-Fi, ask support for a link on another port.
(partner link)

Proxifier

System-wide proxy for Windows and Mac

Sends the traffic of chosen programs through your SIM even when those programs have no proxy setting. Useful for desktop tools, old software and anything that must go through the American line without a VLESS client. Supports the SOCKS5 login with a username and password.

  1. Install Proxifier and open Profile, then Proxy Servers.
  2. Add a server with the host and SOCKS5 port of your line, enable authentication and enter the username and password.
  3. Press Check to confirm the connection.
  4. Open Proxification Rules and choose which programs use the server.
  5. Run a program and watch the connection list to confirm it goes through the SIM.
  • Add a rule that sends only the programs you need; sending the whole computer through one SIM is rarely what you want.
  • Use the SOCKS5 port so that UDP traffic also goes through the line.
(partner link)

FoxyProxy

Browser extension

A free extension for Chrome and Firefox that switches a normal browser onto your SIM with one click, or sends only certain websites through it. Good for quick checks and for people who do not need a profile browser. Remember that the browser fingerprint stays your own.

  1. Get FoxyProxy from Firefox Add-ons or the Chrome Web Store and install it.
  2. Open its options and add a proxy with the host, port, username and password of your line.
  3. Choose the proxy from the toolbar icon to send all browser traffic through it.
  4. Open an IP check page and confirm the American carrier.
  5. Optionally add patterns so that only chosen sites use the SIM.
  • Disable WebRTC in the browser or the website may learn your real address.
  • Set the browser time zone to the SIM's city; FoxyProxy does not do this for you.
(partner link)

Android Wi-Fi proxy

Built into Android

Android can send a Wi-Fi network's browser traffic through an HTTP proxy with no extra app. It is the quickest way to make Chrome on a phone use your SIM. Apps that ignore the system proxy will not use it; for the whole phone use the VLESS link in Hiddify or v2rayNG instead.

  1. Open Settings, Wi-Fi, long-press the connected network and choose Modify.
  2. Expand Advanced options and set Proxy to Manual.
  3. Enter the host and the HTTP port of your line and save.
  4. Open Chrome; it asks for the username and password once. Enter them.
  5. Open an IP check page and confirm the American carrier.
  • The setting applies only to that Wi-Fi network. Remove it when you are done.
  • Use the GoLogin Android app if you need a separate fingerprint on the phone.
(partner link)

Python requests

Scripts

For monitoring and research scripts, the requests library accepts the HTTP or SOCKS5 login in a proxies dictionary. Each request then leaves through the SIM. Combine it with the rotation link to change the address between batches, and keep the pace of a person reading pages.

  1. Install requests and, for SOCKS5, the requests[socks] extra.
  2. Build a proxies dictionary with the login in the form user:password@host:port for both http and https.
  3. Pass proxies to each call, or set it once on a Session object.
  4. Fetch an IP check endpoint first and confirm the carrier address.
  5. Call the rotation link between batches when you want a new address.
  • Set a timeout on every request; a mobile line can pause for a few seconds during rotation.
  • Wait a few seconds after rotating before the next request.
(partner link)

curl

Command line

The fastest way to prove a line works from any computer. One command with the proxy flag and your login, pointed at an IP check endpoint, returns the carrier address. Also handy for scripts in shell and for testing the SOCKS5 port.

  1. Open a terminal.
  2. Run curl with the -x flag, the host and HTTP port, and the -U flag with user:password, against an IP check URL.
  3. For SOCKS5, use the socks5h:// scheme in the -x value so that DNS also goes through the line.
  4. Read the returned address and confirm it belongs to a US carrier.
  5. Repeat after a rotation to see the address change.
  • Add -v to see the proxy handshake if something fails.
  • Put the login in an environment variable so it does not stay in your shell history.
(partner link)

Where the details come from

Sign in at space.americanmobileproxies.com, which is available in English, 简体中文 and Tiếng Việt, and open your line. The card shows the host, the HTTP port, the SOCKS5 port, the username, the password and the VLESS link. The HTTP and SOCKS5 logins reach the same SIM and the same address; SOCKS5 also carries UDP. The VLESS link reaches the same SIM through an encrypted tunnel. Choose whichever your tool supports. Every tool on this page has been used by our customers with a line from us.

Plain login or VLESS

If you are in the United States or Europe and your tool has a proxy field, use the plain login. If you are in China, Vietnam or another place where the path to the United States is long and some networks interfere with proxy ports, use the VLESS link in v2rayN, Shadowrocket or Hiddify. The tunnel looks like ordinary HTTPS on the way to our server, and the exit is still your SIM. You can use both at once: a profile browser on the plain login for account work, and a VLESS client on the phone for apps.

Three habits that keep a line healthy

First, one SIM for one identity. Do not put two profiles or two accounts on one line at the same time. Second, set the time zone and language of the profile or device to the city of the SIM, and block WebRTC in browsers, so that the address and the device tell the same story. Third, rotate only between sessions. A website that sees the address change in the middle of a login gets suspicious. Follow each platform's rules; a proxy changes the network path and nothing else. If a tool will not connect, write to [email protected] or to @AmericanMobileProxiesBot and a person will check the line from our side at any hour.

Integration questions

Which profile browser should I start with?

Undetectable.io. If it does not fit your work, GoLogin is the other one we recommend. Both take a line from us in a few minutes.

Do I need the VLESS link?

Not always. It helps when your network slows or blocks proxy ports, or when you want a whole phone on the SIM. For a profile browser on a desktop the plain login is enough.

Can I use the same line in two tools?

Yes, for the same identity. For example a profile browser on a desktop and a VLESS client on a phone for the same account. Not for two different accounts at the same time.

HTTP or SOCKS5?

Whichever the tool handles best. Both reach the same SIM and address. SOCKS5 also carries UDP.

Every tool here takes a standard proxy

HTTP and SOCKS5 ports, a username and a password, on a dedicated American carrier line. American SIMs from $2 (two hours) or $6 a day.

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