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Orange 4G/5G proxies in France

One dedicated Orange modem and SIM per proxy, exiting through Orange's own CGNAT ranges in France. Unlimited bandwidth, HTTP and SOCKS5, rotation on demand or every 2–60 minutes.

  • 4G
  • 5G
  • Carrier IPv4 behind CGNAT

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Facts as of 1 Oct 2026

Network4G and 5G
IP typeCarrier IPv4 behind CGNAT
ProtocolsHTTP(S) and SOCKS5
PortsHTTP 10000–19999 · SOCKS5 +10000
RotationOn demand or every 2–60 min
Rotation cooldown10 s
BandwidthUnlimited
Gatewayfr.mobile.gw.proxuno.com
Carrier

Orange on our network

Incumbent operator with France's largest subscriber base

Orange, formerly France Télécom, is France's largest mobile operator and one of the four networks we launched on in March 2021. Its network is the reference for coverage outside the big cities, and its consumer data runs through large CGNAT pools shared by millions of handsets.

Orange is the default choice when you want the most common French mobile profile: the largest subscriber base means its ranges are the least likely to be treated as unusual.

Network generation

Where 5G coverage is available, the Orange modem attaches to it; elsewhere it falls back to 4G on the same carrier without any change to your credentials. The address pool and CGNAT behaviour are the same on both: 5G changes throughput and latency, not how target sites classify the traffic.

Carrier-grade NAT

Mobile operators have far more subscribers than public IPv4 addresses, so they place handsets behind carrier-grade NAT (CGNAT): hundreds or thousands of devices share each public address. Proxies on Orange exit through the same CGNAT gateways as Orange's own subscribers, which is why target sites rarely block them — a block would hit their real customers too.

The flip side is that you do not own the address. Other Orange subscribers can appear behind the same IP at the same time, and the public address is assigned by Orange, not by us.

How rotation behaves

Rotating a mobile proxy reconnects the modem's data session, and Orange assigns a new address from its pool. Expect a few seconds of interruption while the session re-establishes; open connections are closed. We enforce 10 seconds between two manual rotations of the same proxy.

Because the carrier chooses the new address, you can occasionally receive one you have seen before, especially after many rotations in a short period. Rotation can be triggered from the dashboard, the API or the rotation link, or scheduled every 2 to 60 minutes.

Pricing

Mobile pricing in France

Per proxy: one dedicated modem, unlimited bandwidth, HTTP and SOCKS5. Paid instantly from your prepaid balance, topped up in crypto.

Plan Price per proxy Per day Actions
24 hours Trial $9 $9/day Buy
7 days $39 $5.57/day Buy
30 days $105 $3.50/day Buy
Setup

Connect through Orange

Placeholder credentials in the exact format of a proxy on Orange in France. The last line of each example calls the rotation link.

IP rotation guide
curl -x http://m_ifr2469w:[email protected]:12115 \
     https://api.ipify.org?format=json

curl --proxy socks5h://m_ifr2469w:[email protected]:22115 https://api.ipify.org

curl https://proxuno.com/rotate/7bf942acf2f80a0fddf351419bc57292

Orange proxy FAQ

Are Orange proxies shared with other customers?

No. Each proxy is a dedicated modem with its own Orange SIM, used by you alone for the duration of the plan. The public IP sits behind Orange's CGNAT, so ordinary Orange subscribers may share it — that is what makes the traffic look like theirs.

Can I move an existing proxy from Orange to another carrier?

No. The carrier is tied to the modem's SIM. Order a proxy on the other carrier, or choose "any carrier" at checkout when the network does not matter for your use.

How long does a rotation take on Orange?

The modem reconnects and receives a new address from Orange, usually within a few seconds. Manual rotations are limited to one every 10 seconds per proxy; scheduled rotation runs every 2 to 60 minutes.

Is bandwidth limited on Orange proxies?

No. Mobile proxies have unlimited bandwidth and we apply no traffic cap. Throughput depends on Orange's radio conditions at the modem site.

How much does a proxy on Orange cost?

$9 for 24 hours, $39 for 7 days or $105 for 30 days per proxy — the same price for every carrier in France. 30-day plans get a volume discount from 5 proxies.

Order a modem on Orange in France

Start with 24 hours for $9. The carrier stays the same when you extend to 7 or 30 days.