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Mobile proxies for AI agents, reframed as mobile identity.
A professional alternative to shared proxy pools: physical devices, real SIMs, carrier mobile IPs, assigned phone metadata, and route health.
GatePilot mobile identity
Routing alone is not enough for production agents.
Production agents need a stable mobile identity around the network session: physical device, real SIM, carrier IP, assigned phone metadata, and route health.
Dedicated mobile proxy endpoint
Use a carrier-backed endpoint for browser agents that need a carrier mobile IP from an assigned mobile identity.
Real SIM-backed identity
Each assigned identity is tied to a real SIM-backed device with carrier route health.
Operational visibility
GatePilot prioritizes route health, session status, and proxy usage over anonymous traffic volume.
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.
Mobile identity vs shared proxy pool
GatePilot compared with proxy-first infrastructure.
| Topic | GatePilot | Proxy-first option |
|---|---|---|
| Ownership | Dedicated real SIM-backed identity assigned to your agent. | Often shared or rotating inventory optimized for traffic volume. |
| Phone metadata | Assigned phone metadata is shown when available for the SIM identity. | Usually network routing only, with phone metadata handled separately. |
| Controls | Route health, API session records, proxy usage, and proxy errors. | Typically proxy credentials, rotation settings, and bandwidth controls. |
| Launch scope | Dedicated mobile proxy identity; domain policy and SMS are not included at launch. | Usually routes traffic without device-level provisioning visibility. |
| Positioning | Mobile identity for AI agents that need physical continuity and route health. | General-purpose proxy access for many unrelated use cases. |
Common questions.
Can GatePilot be used as a dedicated mobile proxy for AI agents?
Yes, GatePilot can provide a carrier-backed network endpoint, but the product is positioned as real mobile identity rather than a generic proxy pool.
Does GatePilot support IP rotation?
GatePilot is designed around stable assigned identity first. Rotation is not part of the launch pilot contract.