Proxy locations

Panamanian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Panama City holds 10 networks out of 12, both carriers are in the pool, and 11 of 24 Panamanian sites we checked are closed to a foreign address, Tigo, Encuentra24 and Copa among them.

Cypriot IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. All four carriers in the pool, Primetel in six cities out of nine, Nicosia holds eight networks, and six of 25 Cypriot sites we checked are closed from outside, Bazaraki, Foody and Hellenic Bank among them.

Myanmar IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Yangon holds 27 networks out of 33, all three carriers are in the pool, and 16 of 23 sites we checked are open from outside. The main thing: an exit inside Myanmar sees Myanmar’s internet, restrictions included.

Tanzanian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Dar es Salaam holds 17 networks out of 20, the state-owned TTCL is in 10 cities out of 11, Airtel and Yas are not in the pool, and 20 of 24 Tanzanian sites we checked are open from outside.

Icelandic IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Eight networks for 10 cities, Míla in eight of them, Reykjavik holds seven, and 22 of 24 Icelandic sites we checked are open from outside: the address is for króna prices and the kennitala, not access.

Kuwaiti IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Eight networks for 11 districts, all of them providers rather than carriers, Kuwait City holds all eight, and 17 of 25 Kuwaiti sites we checked are open from outside.

Uzbek IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Tashkent holds 31 networks out of 34, outside the capital it is almost only Uztelecom, and ten of 25 Uzbek sites we checked serve no page to a foreign address, OLX, Asaxiy and the tax office among them.

North Macedonian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Four nationwide networks, Makedonski Telekom in 26 cities out of 41, both mobile carriers in the pool, and 19 of 25 Macedonian sites we checked are open from outside.

Ethiopian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Just two networks: Ethio Telecom in all 16 cities and Safaricom only in Addis Ababa. 17 of 22 Ethiopian sites we checked are open from outside, Jiji and Addis Standard are not.

Bolivian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. All three mobile carriers in the pool, Santa Cruz and La Paz with 11 networks each, a quarter of the pool is telephone cooperatives, and 20 of 25 Bolivian sites we checked are open from outside.

Lebanese IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. 47 networks for 18 cities, Beirut holds 29 of them, the state-owned Ogero only two cities, no mobile carriers, and six of 25 Lebanese sites we checked are closed from outside.

Uruguayan IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Antel in 31 cities out of 33 and the only network in 28 of them, and seven of 26 Uruguayan sites we checked, PedidosYa, Gallito and Abitab among them, are closed to a foreign address.

Albanian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Tirana holds 27 networks out of 43, eighteen of them only there, Vodafone is the only mobile carrier in the pool, and 20 of 24 Albanian sites we checked are open from outside.

Sri Lankan IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Five networks for 46 cities, Sri Lanka Telecom in 37 of them, and all four classifieds sites we checked are closed from outside by a Cloudflare challenge.

Belarusian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Beltelecom in 25 cities out of 28, Minsk holds 20 networks out of 24, and Wildberries, Ozon and Oz meet a foreign address with a bot check.

Iraqi IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Not one mobile carrier in the pool, Baghdad holds 21 networks out of 44, Erbil eleven, and 20 of 23 Iraqi sites we checked are open from outside.

Nepali IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Nepal Telecom in 17 cities out of 35, Kathmandu holds 16 networks out of 28, and 26 of 28 Nepali sites we checked are open from outside: the address is for local conditions, not access.

Nigerian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Lagos holds 32 networks out of 43, half the catalogue is business fibre rather than home carriers, and six of 24 Nigerian sites we checked answer a foreign address with 403.

Kenyan IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Nairobi holds 69 networks out of 90, more than any other African city we cover, and nine of 23 Kenyan sites we checked refuse a foreign address.

Saudi IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. stc sits in 26 cities out of 31, the deepest pool is the Eastern Province rather than Riyadh, and nine of 24 Saudi sites we checked answer a foreign address differently.

Costa Rican IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. The most even market in our catalogue: three carriers split the country almost equally and none covers half of it.

Paraguayan IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Tigo sits in 44 cities out of 53, and the exceptions fall precisely on the colony towns of the Chaco and the eastern border.

Puerto Rican IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. A US territory, yet geolocation databases read it as PR rather than the United States. We checked.

Dominican IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Santiago runs deeper than the capital, the capital is split across three entries, and Punta Cana holds a single network.

Slovenian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. The three sites holding the most valuable data are behind a Cloudflare challenge, while next door in Croatia not one site is closed.

Croatian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Twenty sites out of twenty open from outside, so the address here is taken for the coast and for ads rather than to get through.

Bosnian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. The carrier here tells you the entity, the entity tells you the script, and the language attribute tells you nothing.

Algerian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. One hundred and fifty two cities and exactly one network for the whole country: the widest geography and the narrowest choice in our catalogue.

Egyptian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Telecom Egypt sits in 110 cities out of 121, and switching carrier here does not switch the access network.

Pakistani IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Lahore runs deeper than Karachi, Punjab holds more than half the cities, and the regulator requires local companies to register VPNs.

Tunisian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Only eleven networks in the country, yet seven cities give you nine or ten of them.

Serbian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. The pool leans to Vojvodina rather than Belgrade, and the Serbian web runs on two alphabets at once.

Greek IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. One carrier group covers 83 cities out of 99, and the tail of the pool is made of university networks.

Danish IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Thirty four networks for the country, half of it held by a wholesale operator, and a tail made of housing associations and municipalities.

Peruvian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Lima holds half the networks in the country, and seven of twenty sites we checked are closed to a datacentre address.

Ecuadorian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Two equal centres, the deepest pool per city in the region, and a country running on the US dollar.

Venezuelan IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. 137 networks, but 25 of them exist only in Caracas, and what you see depends on which carrier you pinned.

Slovak IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. 185 towns and 78 networks, but in 130 of those towns there is exactly one network.

Vietnamese IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Fine-grained geography and only three networks: VNPT, Viettel and FPT cover the whole country.

Norwegian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Two carriers split the country almost evenly, and the pool spreads across regions more evenly than in most countries.

Chilean IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. The most competitive carrier market in our pool: 44 networks in Santiago alone.

Hungarian IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. Three carriers rather than one, so here you can actually get different autonomous systems, not just different cities.

Philippine IP addresses from $1.00 per GB. The pool rests on PLDT and Converge, so choosing the carrier matters more here than choosing the city.

Russian IP addresses with real prices. Search here is regional by design, and eleven time zones break the idea of a daily slice.

Moldovan IP addresses with real prices. Check the target actually serves the country first, and a small pool sometimes makes mobile the sensible choice.

Bangladeshi IP addresses with real prices. Digits here are Bengali, some text sits in legacy encodings, and page weight decides your bill.

Armenian IP addresses with real prices. Armenian punctuation does not work like Latin punctuation, and much of the audience lives outside the country.

Moroccan IP addresses with real prices. Some queries here are written in Latin letters with digits inside words, and a moving calendar shifts year-on-year comparisons.

Colombian IP addresses with real prices. A mobile address here is shared with more people than usual, and postal addresses read as a grid.

New Zealand IP addresses with real prices. An Australian address will not do, and the calendar here runs the other way round.

Kazakh IP addresses with real prices. The web describes only part of this market, and cities here exist under several names at once.

Bulgarian IP addresses with real prices. Price series here cross a currency changeover, and queries arrive in two alphabets.

South African IP addresses with real prices. The pool here depends on scheduled power supply, and your pipeline has to survive that.

Malaysian IP addresses with real prices. Three languages sit mixed on one page, and the country comes in two pieces with separate logistics.

Emirati IP addresses with real prices. English is the primary commercial language here, and a local exit shows you local network conditions in full.

Argentine IP addresses with real prices. Prices here have a short shelf life, so collection frequency matters more than breadth.

Mexican IP addresses with real prices. A site’s "Latin American" version is usually the Mexican one, and treating it as the region is expensive.

Taiwanese IP addresses with real prices. Traditional characters are not converted Simplified, and mainland vocabularies do not transfer here.

Israeli IP addresses with real prices. Right-to-left text breaks parsing rather than access, and the working week here starts on Sunday.

Irish IP addresses with real prices. The only large English-speaking market inside the EU, and a British address is not a substitute for it.

Belgian IP addresses with real prices. The one country in our coverage where city targeting pays for itself, because language follows geography.

Estonian IP addresses with real prices. Part of the work here is answered by open government data without proxies, and we say which part.

Finnish IP addresses with real prices. Finnish grammar breaks keyword lists and name matching harder than anything else in Europe.

Swedish IP addresses with real prices. One platform serves four Nordic countries, and which of them you are shown is decided by the address.

Georgian IP addresses with real prices. The market fits on a handful of domains and the text runs in three writing systems, and both change the job.

Latvian IP addresses with real prices. The market runs in two languages and the pool is small, and both facts change how collection is planned here.

Austrian IP addresses with real prices. Much of Austrian commerce runs on German domains, where the country is decided by your address rather than the URL.

Czech IP addresses with real prices. There are two search engines here rather than one, and the second is far more country-bound than Google.

Portuguese IP addresses with real prices. Portuguese comes in two varieties, and the address alone will not get you the European version.

Indonesian IP addresses with real prices. Why the pool sits almost entirely on Java, and when a Singaporean address is the better buy.

Australian IP addresses with real prices. Why distance matters more than anything here, and where to run workers so a job does not take twice as long.

Hong Kong IP addresses with real prices. Why a Hong Kong address does not substitute for a mainland Chinese one, and why it gets bought for routing.

Turkish IP addresses with real prices. Why some external sites may not open through a Turkish exit, and which local targets are stricter than the rest.

Indian IP addresses with real prices. Why city targeting actually works here unlike in small countries, and why language is not the trap it is next door.

Korean IP addresses with real prices. Why search collection here does not start with Google, and what a Korean address does not solve for account work.

Japanese IP addresses with real prices. Why a Japanese address is a precondition here rather than an optimisation, and which targets refuse foreigners outright.

Thai IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Why everything concentrates in Bangkok, and when a mobile address beats a residential one here.

Singaporean IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Why city targeting is unnecessary here, and why Singapore gets bought as a base for Asia.

Canadian IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Why a US address does not substitute here, and which city decides the language of the page.

Brazilian IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Which local targets block a datacenter address, which cities are reachable, and what a month actually costs.

Italian IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Why Milan and Rome answer different questions, and which targets refuse a datacenter address.

Swiss IP addresses with real prices. Why Swiss prices cannot be compared with EU ones directly, and what to do about sites that speak three languages.

Lithuanian IP addresses with real prices. Why Lithuanian datacenter ranges get recognised more often than you would expect, and when you actually need all three Baltic markets.

Ukrainian IP addresses on all four types with real prices. How residential availability depends on the power supply, and what to use instead when it matters.

Spanish IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Why the city you request decides the language version, and which targets refuse a datacenter address.

Romanian IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Why one marketplace covers three countries here, and how Romanian residential exits differ on speed.

Polish IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Which targets refuse a datacenter address, which cities hold up, and why Polish addresses get used across Europe.

French IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Which targets refuse a datacenter address, which cities are reachable, and what makes Marseille different.

German IP addresses on all four types with real prices. What people monitor here, which cities are available, and which services show something different from outside.

American IP addresses on all four types with real prices. Why the US is not one market, when city targeting is the actual job, and what a US address does not solve.

British IP addresses on residential, ISP, datacenter and mobile, with real prices, the GB country code that catches everyone once, and what a UK address is actually for.

Chinese IP addresses for market research, price monitoring and ad verification. What we have in China, what we do not, and which of three different questions you are really asking.

Dutch IP addresses on all four types, with real prices, the exact connection strings for NL targeting, and what actually breaks without a local address.