Audit creatives, geo-targeting, frequency capping and post-click flows exactly as a real mobile consumer in France or Iran experiences them. Because datacenter IPs don’t get served the same ads.
Programmatic ad exchanges classify inventory at the millisecond level. Your IP’s ASN tells the SSP whether you’re a likely real user or a bot farm, and the bid request is priced accordingly. That in turn affects which creative wins the auction, which cap applies, and whether the click lands on the intended post-click flow or a fallback.
When a verification team audits ads from a datacenter IP, they often see a sanitized, generic version of the campaign — no personalization, no remarketing, sometimes no ad at all. That isn’t verification; that’s theatre. Mobile IPs put you inside the same auction bucket as the audience you’re trying to protect.
Render display, native, video and interstitial ads as real mobile users see them. Catch misrendered creatives before media plans burn.
Confirm your France-only campaign doesn’t leak to Belgium or vice-versa. Validate at country and metro level.
Simulate distinct users with rotation, or continuous user sessions with sticky IPs. Measure what actually hits which user how many times.
Observe the page context your ads land on. Catch inappropriate or unsafe adjacencies before the media buyer does.
Verify ad delivery in France, Iran, or both.
Yes, materially. Most DSPs, SSPs and ad verification vendors classify IP inventory by ASN and adjust delivery, pricing and fraud scoring accordingly. A datacenter IP often gets served a 'clean' creative (no personalization, no frequency cap, no remarketing), which is exactly the opposite of what a verification team needs to audit. Mobile IPs land in the same bucket as real consumers.
Almost certainly. If your stack sends requests through a proxy URL, we work. IAS, DoubleVerify, Moat, Adloox, HUMAN (White Ops) and in-house tools all accept proxy configurations — we just provide the egress IPs they route through.
Frequency caps usually combine IP + cookie + device ID. Sticky 24-hour sessions let you simulate the same 'user' across a measurement window, while rotation lets you simulate distinct users. Combine with cookie-jar isolation and consistent device fingerprints for the full picture.
They give you a vantage point to see what real users see, which is a prerequisite for spotting discrepancies against what ad servers *claim* they delivered. We don't do fraud detection ourselves — we power the data collection layer that fraud detection tools run on top of.
Enterprise plans let you run multiple parallel proxies across all four French carriers (and MCI in Iran), which is the model most large ad verification operations need. For very high volume, contact sales — we scale beyond the published plans through dedicated allocation.
Start with a single proxy and scale as your verification footprint grows.