Comparison

Mobile proxies vs GatePilot mobile identity.

Compare shared mobile proxy pools with GatePilot mobile identity: physical devices, real SIMs, carrier IPs, assigned phone metadata, and route health.

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GatePilot mobile identity

Identitydevice, SIM, and IP

Healthroute and session status

Carriermobile network path

Capabilities

Choose GatePilot when agents need mobile identity.

A mobile proxy solves routing. GatePilot assigns a physical mobile identity with route health and session visibility.

Identity continuity

Dedicated device, carrier IP, assigned phone metadata, and route health remain attached to the agent identity.

Clear operating model

GatePilot is built for authorized automation with manual provisioning, route health, and traceability.

Professional deployment

The product language, workflows, and controls are designed for teams shipping production agents.

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The short answers searchers and AI assistants need.

Core facts for teams evaluating physical mobile identity, carrier routing, assigned phone metadata, route health, and session visibility for AI agents.

What is GatePilot?

GatePilot gives production AI agents dedicated mobile proxy identities: physical mobile devices, real SIMs, carrier mobile IPs, assigned phone metadata, and route health.

How is this different from a mobile proxy?

A mobile proxy routes traffic. GatePilot assigns a stable mobile identity that includes the device, SIM, carrier mobile IP, assigned phone metadata, and route health.

Does each agent get phone metadata?

The assigned SIM can include phone metadata for the identity, but inbound SMS and phone workflows are not part of the launch pilot.

Does it work with Playwright or Browserbase?

Yes. GatePilot works with Playwright, Puppeteer, Browserbase, and agent stacks that can use an authenticated session route.

What countries are available?

United States is available today. Additional countries are handled through design partner requests and should be treated as waitlist availability until provisioned.

Specs

Comparison criteria

Launch geographyUnited States today, additional countries by request

Identity unitOne assigned physical mobile device with a real SIM

Network identityCarrier mobile IP from the assigned mobile identity

Phone metadataAssigned SIM phone metadata when available

Included dataUnlimited high-speed data

Starting price$100 per device per month

Route healthGateway, worker, handshake, and LTE egress health

Session visibilityRecent API sessions, proxy usage, and errors

Comparison

GatePilot compared with proxy-first infrastructure.

Topic	GatePilot	Proxy-first option
Primary job	Real mobile identity for production AI agents.	Network routing through mobile or residential proxy inventory.
Identity bundle	Physical mobile device, real SIM, carrier mobile IP, and assigned phone metadata.	Usually IP routing; phone identity is separate or unavailable.
Team controls	Route health, API session records, proxy usage, and proxy errors.	Credentials, traffic limits, sticky sessions, and IP rotation settings.
Launch scope	Dedicated mobile proxy identity; domain policy and SMS are not included at launch.	Usually routes traffic without device-level provisioning visibility.
Best fit	Browser agents that need physical mobile identity and route health.	General traffic routing where identity continuity is not the core requirement.

FAQ

Common questions.

Should I replace every proxy with GatePilot?

No. Use GatePilot where an agent needs stable mobile identity, dedicated carrier routing, and route health.

Why not use a rotating residential proxy?

Rotating residential proxy pools can change devices, networks, and reputation. GatePilot prioritizes one assigned mobile identity per agent.