SentraCell VS Coronium

How SentraCell mobile proxies work

Every SentraCell proxy is a real Android phone with its own SIM, assigned to one customer. Nobody else uses your phone or its connection while it is yours. We run every phone ourselves, in two locations: Sacramento, California and Austin, Texas.

The phones run on real US carrier SIMs from Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile. Your IP comes from the carrier's mobile network, the same kind of address ordinary phone users get, which is why platforms give mobile traffic more trust than datacenter traffic.

You receive credentials over Telegram, plug them into your antidetect browser or automation tool, and you are live in under ten minutes.

Pricing is flat: $110 a month, $40 a week or $15 a day per proxy, with unlimited data and no per-GB billing. Volume pricing starts at 2 proxies.

Each proxy comes with HTTP and SOCKS5 logins, OpenVPN and WireGuard configs for full-device tunneling, and its own rotation link. Open the link or tap rotate in our Telegram bot, and the phone comes back with a new carrier IP in 5 to 10 seconds. Timed automatic rotation is available on request.

There is a free 1-hour trial with no card, so you can test on your own accounts and tools before paying. Support comes from the people who run the phones, not a ticket queue.

How Coronium mobile proxies work

Coronium is a mobile proxy provider based in Vilnius, Lithuania. Its main product is a dedicated mobile line: one 4G or 5G device with its own SIM, rented to one customer, with HTTP and SOCKS5 on separate ports and OpenVPN on lines that support it. Data on dedicated lines is not metered.

Coronium describes its lines as 4G/5G modems with real carrier SIMs rather than phones. It also describes itself as a mobile proxy marketplace: through a program called Coronium Node, independent owners connect their own USB modems and data SIMs, and Coronium rents those devices out and shares the revenue with the owner. Depending on the line, the device may be run by Coronium or by a third party.

In the US, Coronium lists lines by state rather than by city. When we checked, it had stock in California, Texas, Washington, Oregon, Colorado, Florida and Pennsylvania, on Verizon and T-Mobile, with AT&T listed as out of stock. Its catalog lists 23 countries including the US; its stock feed showed lines in 8 of them on October 26, 2026 (its marketing pages say 10), including the UK, Germany, France and Poland.

Rotation works from the dashboard, the API, a rotation link, or a timer set to 60 seconds or more, and Coronium quotes 10 to 20 seconds per rotation. Buying is self-serve: you pay by card or crypto, and the logins appear in the dashboard right after payment. There is a full REST API with webhooks for teams that automate their setup.

There is no free trial. The shortest option is a paid 24-hour plan, from $19 in the US. Under its refund policy, refunds apply only when a proxy does not work and Coronium cannot replace it.

Pricing comparison

Both providers charge a flat price per device with no per-GB billing, so the comparison is direct.

Monthly: SentraCell is $110. Coronium's US lines start at $139 for Verizon and $149 for T-Mobile 5G. That is $29 to $39 more per proxy, every month.

Weekly: SentraCell is $40. Coronium's US weekly plans run from $49 to $69 depending on the carrier.

Daily: SentraCell is $15. Coronium's US 24-hour plan starts at $19.

Ten proxies for a month: $1,100 at SentraCell list price, before volume pricing (which starts at 2 proxies), versus $1,390 or more at Coronium, or about $1,251 with Coronium's 10% volume discount, which you request from its support team.

Outside the US the picture changes: Coronium's UK, Polish and French lines start around $97 to $99 a month. If you need those countries, that matters. For US lines, SentraCell costs less at every plan length.

Coronium prices are from its US product page and published pricing data as of October 26, 2026, and change with stock and carrier. Check current rates before deciding.

When to choose SentraCell

SentraCell is the better fit if any of these describe your operation:

• You only need US mobile IPs and want the lowest flat price on a dedicated device.
• You want a choice of Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile.
• You want to test on your own accounts with a free trial instead of paying for a 24-hour plan.
• You want to pay with Wise, Zelle, Revolut or crypto.
• You want every device run by the same company that sells it to you.
• You prefer Telegram-based provisioning and direct operator support over a self-serve dashboard.

When Coronium might be a better fit

Coronium is the better choice in these cases:

• You need mobile IPs outside the US, for example in the UK, Germany, France or Poland.
• You need a US state that SentraCell does not cover, such as Washington, Florida or Colorado.
• You want to buy, renew and rotate everything through a self-serve dashboard and a REST API.
• You want to manage rotation timers and VPN profiles yourself from a dashboard or API.