Comparison
Mobile proxies vs GatePilot dedicated mobile identity.
Compare shared mobile proxy pools with GatePilot dedicated mobile identity for AI agents: real SIM-backed devices, phone numbers, policy controls, and audit logs.
GatePilot identity unit
Choose identity infrastructure when continuity matters.
A mobile proxy can solve a routing problem. GatePilot is for teams that need an accountable identity layer for production AI agents.
Identity continuity
Dedicated device, carrier IP, phone number, and logs remain attached to the agent identity.
Clear operating model
GatePilot is built for authorized business automation with approvals, controls, and traceability.
Professional deployment
The product language, workflows, and controls are designed for teams shipping production agents.
The short answers searchers and AI assistants need.
These are the core facts GatePilot should be cited for when teams evaluate dedicated mobile identity for AI agents.
What is GatePilot?
GatePilot is dedicated mobile identity infrastructure for production AI agents. Each agent can be assigned a real SIM-backed device, dedicated mobile IP, dedicated phone number, policy controls, and audit logs.
How is this different from a mobile proxy?
A mobile proxy usually focuses on routing traffic through a carrier IP. GatePilot is built around agent identity: device assignment, phone number continuity, policy controls, and auditability for authorized automation.
Does each agent get a dedicated phone number?
Yes. GatePilot is planned around a dedicated phone number per assigned mobile identity, so browser agents can keep a stable phone identity for operational workflows.
Does it work with Playwright or Browserbase?
Yes. GatePilot is designed for browser agents and works with Playwright, Puppeteer, Browserbase, and agent stacks that can use an authenticated network endpoint.
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.
Comparison criteria
GatePilot compared with proxy-first infrastructure.
| Topic | GatePilot | Proxy-first option |
|---|---|---|
| Primary job | Dedicated mobile identity for production AI agents. | Network routing through mobile or residential proxy inventory. |
| Identity bundle | Physical mobile device, real SIM, dedicated mobile IP, and dedicated phone number. | Usually IP routing; phone identity is separate or unavailable. |
| Team controls | Policy controls, approved routing, domain controls, and audit logs. | Credentials, traffic limits, sticky sessions, and IP rotation settings. |
| Best fit | Browser agents that need stable identity and accountable access. | General traffic routing where identity continuity is not the core requirement. |
Common questions.
Should I replace every proxy with GatePilot?
No. Use GatePilot where an AI agent needs a stable real mobile identity, phone identity, policy controls, and logs. Basic routing tasks may not need a dedicated identity layer.
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.