Xameleon Launch: Entering the Market with 4G Mobile Proxies
We're launching with 4G mobile proxies in the United States, Ukraine and Moldova. Here's what we're building and what comes next.
Xameleon is a new proxy service. This post explains who we are, what we are launching first and what you can expect next.
We describe only what exists today, and we mark clearly what is still planned.
1.Who we are
Xameleon is operated by Xameleon.cloud OÜ, a company registered in Tallinn, Estonia. We focus on reliable, lawful proxy access for businesses.
The company is an Estonian private limited company with the registry code 17528811. You will find the company details, the mission and the contacts on the About page.
2.What the Xameleon launch includes
Our first product is 4G mobile proxies with real carrier IPs, an IP that stays the same while you work and can be changed on demand, HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 support, and username and password authentication. We start with the United States, Ukraine and Moldova.
| At launch | What you get |
|---|---|
| Product | 4G mobile proxies on real carrier IPs |
| Countries | United States, Ukraine and Moldova, chosen when you order |
| Protocols and access | HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, with a username and password |
| IP | Stays the same while you work; change it on demand from your account |
| Plan types | Shared proxies billed per GB, or an Exclusive dedicated modem to rent |
| Support | Email and Telegram |
Checkout opens with the launch. Until then, the configurator on the Quick Purchase page shows how an order is put together, and the pricing page lists the plans.
Update, Oct 11, 2026: Datacenter proxies join the launch in the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada and Germany: dedicated static IPv4 addresses on servers in data centers. There will be no separate IPv4 proxies: datacenter proxies take their place. Read more on the datacenter proxies page.
3.Who it is for
The service is built for businesses doing lawful work. Typical jobs are:
- tracking search results by location and verifying ads
- collecting public data and monitoring prices, within each site’s rules
- managing the social media accounts that a business is authorized to manage
If you are new to the topic, start with what mobile proxies are and then follow the guide to using mobile proxies.
4.What is not available yet
- 5G. The launch is focused on 4G networks.
- More countries. The United Kingdom, Germany and France are marked as coming soon.
- Residential proxies. They are marked as coming soon.
- An API and a self-service dashboard. Both are planned, and API control of IP changes will come with the API.
5.What comes next
Residential proxies, an API and a self-service dashboard are planned. We will announce each of them on this blog when they are ready.
We are also preparing a partner program for operators who want to provide modem capacity. If that is you, get in touch.
6.Our rules
Xameleon proxies are for lawful business use. Our acceptable use policy lists what is prohibited, we act on confirmed abuse reports, and we may ask for information to verify a customer’s identity or intended use. Request logs are kept for 90 days, as the Privacy Policy describes. For tips on safe use, read secure and responsible proxy use.
7.Work with us
We are just entering the market and want to build the service together with our first customers. If you have a use case or requirements, contact our team.
Write to [email protected] or message us on Telegram at @xameleon_support.
8.FAQs
When can I buy?
Checkout opens with the launch. Until then you can study the plans and the configurator.
Which countries are available at launch?
The United States, Ukraine and Moldova. Other locations are marked as coming soon.
What is the difference between Shared and Exclusive proxies?
Shared proxies use a pool of modems and are billed per GB. An Exclusive proxy is a dedicated modem that you rent. Both let you change the IP on demand.
Still have questions about mobile proxies? Visit our FAQ page for detailed answers, or contact our support team — we're here to help.