The Social Proxy Alternative

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.

What happened to The Social Proxy

The Social Proxy Ltd. is an Israeli company, founded in 2021 and now in liquidation. It rented dedicated 4G and 5G mobile proxies on its own modems, first marketed to people running social media accounts and later described by its parent as a web data business. In August 2024 it was acquired by XTL Biopharmaceuticals, a company listed on Nasdaq.

According to XTL's filings with the US Securities and Exchange Commission, The Social Proxy's CEO and CTO resigned in late 2025 and the company applied to an Israeli court to begin insolvency proceedings. On February 22, 2026, the court ordered the company liquidated and appointed a trustee. XTL's later reports describe The Social Proxy's business in the past tense.

When we checked thesocialproxy.com on October 26, 2026, it no longer showed a storefront or pricing.

Sources: XTL Biopharmaceuticals reports to the SEC dated January 23, 2026 and February 23, 2026, and its 2025 annual report on Form 20-F.

Moving your accounts to SentraCell

Count what you had. Note how many proxies you ran, which accounts used each one, and which state each was in.

Keep Texas accounts in Texas. If your accounts ran on The Social Proxy's Texas proxies, choose our Austin phones so they keep coming from the same state. For New York accounts, pick either location and let the accounts settle on the new IP before heavy activity.

Test first. Start the free 1-hour trial and run one account through it with your usual tools.

Swap the logins. In each antidetect profile, replace the host, port, username and password. Our setup guides show exactly where for AdsPower, Dolphin, GoLogin, Multilogin, Octo, Undetectable and more.

Keep one proxy per account group, the same way you did before, so accounts that should look unrelated stay on separate phones.

Details about The Social Proxy come from its parent company's SEC filings and from published reviews, since its own site no longer lists its plans.

When SentraCell is a good replacement

SentraCell is a close match if any of these describe how you used The Social Proxy:

• You ran social media accounts on dedicated mobile IPs, one device per customer.
• Your accounts were on Texas IPs. Our Austin phones keep them in the same state.
• You want unlimited data at a flat monthly price.
• You want Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile.
• You want to test before paying, with a free 1-hour trial.

When SentraCell is not the right replacement

Look elsewhere in these cases:

• You need proxies in New York or other US states outside California and Texas.
• You used The Social Proxy's proxies in the UK, Germany, Austria or Israel. SentraCell is US only.
• You used its scraping APIs rather than its mobile proxies.