Proxy locations for the markets your team covers
Datacenter, residential, mobile and residential premium proxies in 59+ countries. Choose the markets you sell, advertise or rank in; login details arrive as soon as payment clears.
Why each market needs its own view
Search results, ads, product ranges, prices and even page layouts change with the visitor’s country, and sometimes with their city. A team that checks everything from its own office sees one version of each site, and it is often not the version customers see.
Sending a request through an IP in the target market lets the site answer as it would for a local visitor. With 59+ countries across 7 regions, one dashboard covers local SEO reporting, ad verification, price and assortment research, brand protection and localisation QA.
The terms are identical in every country: instant delivery, a 99.9% uptime target, HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 support and a fixed 30-day validity. Adding a market changes where requests come from, not how your team works.
How location targeting works by proxy type
Each IP address belongs to a network in a specific place, and you decide the place: a country for every type, and a single city for residential IPs in major markets.
Residential: down to the city
Home-broadband IPs tied to a country and, where supported, a city. Sites see an ordinary household connection in that area, which makes this the type for city rankings, local ads and regional prices.
Mobile: by country, on 4G/5G
IPs from 4G/5G carriers in the country you choose. Mobile networks share and rotate addresses as part of normal operation, so what you see is what phone users in that market are served.
Datacenter: country-level volume
Dedicated IPs hosted in the chosen country on a 1 Gbps backbone. The economical option for country-level data at volume when a household IP is not needed.
Choose a location at checkout and change it later in the dashboard without buying again. Geolocation is checked at network level, so the IP your team connects through resolves to the country it selected.
Picking the market for each job
Start from the business question, then choose the location that answers it. Six pointers:
Report from the buyer’s side
If a client’s shoppers are in Germany, the data should come through German IPs. The closer the proxy sits to the real audience, the more the report reflects what that audience sees.
Match the storefront in the brief
Many retailers set prices, currency and stock per country. Choose the market whose catalogue or price list the report is about.
One ranking report per market
Search results differ by country and language, so an in-country IP is how you see the organic results and local pack a searcher there gets.
Check the rules of that market
Regulated sectors often show different prices, disclosures or content from one region to the next. When a compliance or QA check concerns one jurisdiction, run it from there.
City level for local campaigns
Store-level ads, delivery-area pricing and local SEO are better checked from a residential IP in the city itself than from a country-wide one. Major markets support city targeting.
No single market in mind?
The US, UK, Germany and the Netherlands have deep pools and broad coverage, which makes them sensible defaults for general work.
Budgeting for a new market? Estimate the gigabytes and the cost in the proxy calculator.
All four proxy types in every market
Choose the type per workflow; the country list is the same for all four. Each one works over HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with username/password or IP-whitelist sign-in.
Datacenter →
From $3.50/GB
Economical for large, country-specific runs such as catalogue and stock checks.
Residential →
From $3.99/GB
Home-broadband IPs with country and city targeting for local search and ad checks.
Mobile 4G / 5G →
From $4.50/GB
4G/5G carrier IPs by country for mobile ad reviews and app checks.
Residential Premium →
From $6.50/GB
The selected residential tier, for hard-to-reach sites where every failed request costs time.
When a country is too broad: city targeting
Most reports only need a country. For store-level, delivery-area or local-pack work, major markets also offer residential IPs pinned to one city, each with a page at /{country}-proxies/{city}.
London →
Check London rankings, local ads and delivery prices as a shopper in the capital sees them.
New York →
See the map-pack listings and local promotions shown to people browsing from New York.
Dubai →
Research UAE prices and ad placements from a Dubai address.
Each country page below lists its cities. You can also go straight to a city URL, for example /germany-proxies/berlin.
What teams monitor in each region
The 59+ countries sit in 7 regions. First, a short guide to the work each region usually supports; the complete country list comes after it.
North America
3 countriesThe US, Canada and Mexico each have their own currency and storefronts, which matters for e-commerce price checks, search tracking and ad verification.
South America
5 countriesBrazil works in Portuguese and the other markets here in Spanish, each with its own currency, so price research and SEO reporting need a view per country.
Europe
26 countriesFrom the UK and Germany to the Nordics and Central Europe. Europe accounts for more of the country list than any other region, which suits multi-country campaigns, cross-border price checks and compliance testing.
Asia
14 countriesJapan, South Korea, India, Indonesia and more: many languages and strong local marketplaces, so localisation, pricing and search checks need an in-country view.
Middle East
4 countriesThe UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar and Israel, where sites often serve Arabic, Hebrew and English versions side by side; regional price and ad checks need the local one.
Africa
5 countriesNigeria, Kenya, South Africa, Egypt and Morocco: online markets where teams research market entry, track local search and watch for brand misuse.
Oceania
2 countriesAustralia and New Zealand price in their own currencies and often run separate storefronts, so APAC campaign and pricing checks need a local view.
Common jobs by market
Most location work done by business teams fits one of three legitimate jobs. Each links to a page that covers the setup in more detail.
Local rankings for SEO clients →
Report keyword positions and local-pack results per country, as a searcher in that market would get them.
Ad placement checks →
Confirm that creatives, landing pages and placements reach the intended audience in each region where you buy media.
Competitor price monitoring →
Compare local prices, currencies and stock across markets so your own pricing decisions rest on current data.
Every market we cover: 59+ countries
Countries are grouped by region. Each country page covers pricing, the cities on offer and how teams use that market.
North America
South America
Europe
Asia
Middle East
Africa
Oceania
How a team adds a new market
Adding a country needs no ticket and no separate setup. It is one more choice on the order.
Choose the market
Select the country, plus a city where one is offered, at checkout or later from the dashboard.
Receive login details
The endpoint and credentials are issued once payment clears and show up in the dashboard within seconds.
Connect your tools
Add the endpoint to a rank tracker, browser or script over HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5. Country, protocol and rotation can be changed later without buying again.
One rate per type, in any market
Targeting the US costs the same as targeting Japan. Each type has one flat per-GB rate, every order has a fixed 30-day validity, and there is no contract or setup fee. Your budget depends on the traffic your team uses, not on where it points.
Using location targeting responsibly
These locations are offered for legitimate business work: local SEO and search monitoring, ad verification, price and market research, brand protection, and QA or localisation testing of your own sites and apps. In every market, your team must stay within the terms of service of each site it accesses and follow the laws that apply there. The network is ethically sourced and we keep no logs of your destinations. Please read the acceptable use policy before the first order.
Acceptable use policy →Questions from teams choosing locations
How many markets can one account cover?
One account can order any of the 59+ countries on the network, spread across every major world region, and the larger markets add city-level targeting on top. Scroll down for the full list, grouped by region.
Will adding markets push up our per-GB rate?
No. Rates are set per proxy type and never per country: datacenter costs $3.50 per GB, residential $3.99, mobile $4.50 and residential premium $6.50 wherever you point them. The invoice reflects the gigabytes your team uses, not the markets it covers.
Can we check a campaign in one city rather than a whole country?
Yes, in major markets. Residential IPs can be pinned to a single city such as London, New York or Dubai, and each city has its own page at /{country}-proxies/{city}. Open a country page to see which cities it offers.
How fast can we add a market for a new client?
Pick the country, plus a city where one is offered, at checkout or later in the dashboard. Delivery is instant: login details appear as soon as payment clears, so the client work can begin within seconds.
Can each workflow use a different proxy type in the same market?
Yes. Datacenter, residential, mobile and residential premium share one country list, so a catalogue check can run on datacenter while ad checks in the same country use residential. All four support HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with username/password or IP-whitelist sign-in.
Will you see which sites our team visits?
No. The destinations you connect to are not logged. The network is ethically sourced and run with privacy in mind, and your team stays responsible for using it within each site’s terms of service.
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