The largest state pool we run, with its own T-Mobile and Verizon mobile networks. Open a site from Los Angeles, San Diego, San Jose or any of 84 California cities on a home, carrier, ISP or datacenter address.
Household broadband IPs in 84 California cities. Narrow the pool to Los Angeles or the Bay Area, or to a provider such as Spectrum, Xfinity, AT&T, Frontier or Cox.
California is one of four states with its own carrier pools: T-Mobile California and Verizon California. The IP belongs to a phone on a California network, which is the strongest signal a social or marketplace platform can get.
Addresses from US consumer providers, hosted on servers rather than in homes. One IP, one owner, for as many months as you rent it, which keeps account logins stable.
California cities, providers and carriers in the pool
Southern California supplies the most addresses: Los Angeles, San Diego, Long Beach, Anaheim and the Inland Empire cities of Riverside, San Bernardino and Fontana. The Bay Area follows with San Jose, San Francisco, Oakland and Fremont, then Sacramento and the Central Valley from Stockton to Bakersfield.
84 California cities
Los Angeles
San Diego
San Jose
San Francisco
Fresno
Sacramento
Long Beach
Oakland
Bakersfield
Anaheim
Riverside
Santa Ana
Stockton
Irvine
Fremont
San Bernardino
Fontana
Modesto
Oxnard
Moreno Valley
Huntington Beach
Santa Clarita
Santa Rosa
Garden Grove
Rancho Cucamonga
Ontario
Palmdale
Hayward
Sunnyvale
Pomona
Van Nuys
Roseville
Visalia
Santa Clara
Vallejo
Berkeley
Carlsbad
Costa Mesa
Inglewood
Temecula
West Covina
Santa Maria
Compton
Vacaville
Ventura
Hesperia
Carson
Santa Monica
Santa Barbara
Hawthorne
Whittier
Tracy
Hemet
Pleasanton
Bellflower
Milpitas
Perris
Turlock
Rancho Cordova
Pittsburg
Northridge
Yuba City
Palo Alto
Santa Cruz
Lake Elsinore
Monterey Park
Canoga Park
Cupertino
Rosemead
Yucaipa
Gilroy
West Sacramento
La Mirada
Rancho Santa Margarita
San Luis Obispo
Brea
Chatsworth
Monrovia
Monterey
South Lake Tahoe
El Segundo
Westlake Village
Shingle Springs
San Andreas
21 ISPs with California home lines
Spectrum dominates Los Angeles, Orange County and the Inland Empire, while Xfinity is the main line in San Jose, Oakland, Sacramento and the Central Valley. AT&T fiber shows up in San Diego, San Francisco, Fresno and Bakersfield, Frontier in parts of Southern California, and Cox around San Diego. Regional networks such as Sonic, Cal.net and Unwired fill in the rest.
Spectrum
Xfinity
AT&T
Frontier
T-Mobile
Cal.net
Cox
Verizon
Ayera
Camplink
Consolidated
Level 3
Sonic
Sparklight
Starlink
Starry
TIAC
TPx
Telus
Unwired
Westconnect
Mobile operators in California
Both carriers below keep a dedicated California pool of 5G addresses, separate from their nationwide pools.
A query returns a different local pack in Los Angeles, San Diego and San Jose. Monitor each metro from a proxy inside it, including map results that never appear from out of state.
Gas and grocery price checks
California fuel and food prices vary more by city than in most states. Read GasBuddy, Ralphs, Vons and Safeway pages as a shopper in Fresno, Oakland or Santa Monica.
Rentals from LA to the Bay Area
Zillow, Apartments.com and Craigslist order listings and show fees by the visitor's metro. Collect Los Angeles, San Francisco and Sacramento rents without the national blend.
Delivery dates, Fresh slots and some prices on Amazon depend on the ZIP code. A California IP reveals the offer a customer in San Jose or San Diego actually gets.
Run Instagram, TikTok and marketplace profiles over the T-Mobile or Verizon California mobile pool, so the platform sees a phone on a local network rather than a server.
Why teams buy California proxies here
Mobile pools that are actually Californian
Most providers sell US mobile IPs and call them local. Our T-Mobile California and Verizon California pools are registered in the state.
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, plus UDP
All four types speak HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. Datacenter, ISP and mobile California proxies add UDP for apps and games.
Sessions measured in days, not minutes
Hold the same California residential IP for 1000 minutes on Standard or 7 days on Premium, or rotate on every request.
Whitelist or user:pass
Authorize from a fixed server IP or with the credentials in your dashboard. Switch between the two whenever you like.
Sourced with consent
Residential addresses come from Californians who agreed to share bandwidth, not from malware or rented botnets.
Support that reads your logs
Around the clock, engineers look at the target site and your settings before suggesting a fix.
How to get a California IP
1. Open an account
Register in the ProxyWing dashboard and choose the proxy type: residential, mobile, ISP or datacenter.
CountryUnited StatesCityLos AngelesLos AngelesSan DiegoSan Jose
2. Narrow it to California
Pick United States as the country and a California city such as Los Angeles, San Diego or San Jose. For mobile, select the T-Mobile California or Verizon California pool.
A proxy whose exit address is registered in California. Your request leaves from Los Angeles, San Francisco or another California city, and the destination site answers as it would for a resident.
Can I buy a Los Angeles proxy rather than a general California one?
Yes. Los Angeles is in the residential generator alongside 83 other California cities, and the LA pool has Spectrum, Xfinity and Frontier lines. Nearby Long Beach, Inglewood, Santa Monica and Van Nuys are listed separately.
Is this a web proxy I can open in a browser?
It is a standard HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 proxy, so you add it to the proxy settings of a browser, an extension or an anti-detect profile. There is no site to type a URL into, but the setup takes a minute and works with any browser.
Do you sell mobile proxies in California?
We do, with two California-specific pools: T-Mobile California and Verizon California. Both are 5G, both cost $10 per day or $145 for 30 days, and both rotate by timer, by link or on demand.
How much are California proxies?
Residential traffic starts from $1.00 per GB, ISP proxies from $1.71 per IP per month and datacenter proxies from $0.87 per IP per month on the largest packages. Mobile proxies are $10 per day or $145 for 30 days.
Are California proxies legal to use?
Yes. Buying and using a proxy is legal in California and the rest of the United States. Keep to the terms of service of each website and to California privacy law when you store personal data.
Where can I find a free California proxy?
Our free proxy list is public and fine for a quick check. Those addresses are shared by everyone who finds them and are flagged on most large sites, so they are not an option for accounts or regular monitoring.
Which California providers can I target?
Twenty-one, led by Spectrum, Xfinity, AT&T and Frontier. Cox is available around San Diego, Sonic in the Bay Area and Cal.net in the Sierra foothills. Choose the provider in the generator next to the city.
How many California IPs do you have?
53,245 residential, ISP and datacenter addresses, plus the two mobile pools. The residential figure changes as devices connect and disconnect.
Proxies in other US states
Neighboring Oregon, Nevada and Arizona, then the other large state pools.