Proxy Locations: Country & City Proxy Guides

Overview

Location decides what the internet shows you. Pick a country or city below to compare proxy types, coverage, and pricing for that market.

Africa

Asia

Europe

North America

Oceania

South America

Frequently Asked Questions

How We Evaluate Proxies by Location Recommendations

Every recommendation connected to proxies by location follows the same budget-first review process. We weigh entry price against measured output instead of marketing claims, so a cheaper plan that completes more successful requests always outranks a premium label.

• Real-world success rate on protected and unprotected targets
• Effective cost per thousand successful requests, not just list price
• Pool freshness, rotation quality, and session stability
• Dashboard clarity, documentation quality, and support response time
• Trial availability and refund terms before larger commitments

Proxy Types Relevant to Proxies by Location

Choosing the right proxy category matters more than choosing the "best" provider. Match the IP type to how strictly your target website filters traffic before comparing prices.

Understanding Pricing Models for Proxies by Location

Providers bill in three main ways, and the wrong model can double your real cost even when the headline rate looks low. Estimate your monthly traffic first, then pick the model that matches it.

• Per-GB bandwidth: standard for residential and mobile pools. Retries and media-heavy pages consume bandwidth, so measure real usage on a small plan first.
• Per-IP pricing: common for datacenter and static residential proxies. Predictable for long-lived sessions, wasteful for wide rotation.
• Per-request APIs: scraper APIs charge per successful request, which simplifies budgeting when targets are heavily protected.

Budget-friendly entry points such as Cheapest Proxies at $0.50/GB make it inexpensive to benchmark real consumption before scaling up.

Performance Metrics That Matter for Proxies by Location

Compare providers on measured output rather than pool-size claims. Four numbers predict almost all of the practical difference between plans.

Run the same 500-request job through each shortlisted provider and compare these four numbers — the winner is usually obvious within an hour.

Rotation and Session Control in Proxies by Location Workflows

Rotating endpoints hand you a fresh IP on every request, which suits high-volume scraping where no login state matters. Sticky sessions hold one IP for minutes at a time, which account management, checkout flows, and multi-step forms require.

Check how a provider implements stickiness before buying: the better dashboards let you set session duration per port or per username parameter, while weaker ones only offer a global toggle. If your workflow mixes both patterns, confirm you can run rotating and sticky ports side by side on the same plan.

Geo-Targeting Options for Proxies by Location

Country-level targeting is standard on nearly every plan, but city, state, and ASN-level targeting vary widely between providers and sometimes cost extra. Localized price checks, ad verification, and SERP tracking usually need city precision.

Browse our proxies by location hub for country-specific guidance, including pool depth expectations and which providers actually maintain inventory in smaller markets rather than geolocating nearby IPs.

HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 Support for Proxies by Location

HTTP and HTTPS proxies cover almost every scraping and browser workflow, and every provider we track supports them. SOCKS5 operates a network layer lower, forwarding arbitrary TCP traffic, which matters for custom tooling, some antidetect browsers, and non-web protocols.

If your stack needs SOCKS5, verify support before purchase — several budget residential networks are HTTP-only, and gateway differences also affect how username-based rotation parameters work.

Common Mistakes When Buying Proxies for Proxies by Location

• Choosing a provider because it advertises the largest IP pool instead of testing success rate on your actual target.
• Buying datacenter proxies for targets that fingerprint and block hosting-range IPs.
• Ignoring bandwidth consumed by retries, redirects, and media when comparing per-GB prices.
• Committing to an annual plan before running a small paid test.
• Sharing one sticky session across concurrent workers, which burns the IP for everyone.
• Skipping the provider's ToS and hitting usage limits that were documented all along.

Pre-Purchase Checklist for Proxies by Location

Run through this list before entering payment details. It takes ten minutes and prevents most refund requests.

• Confirm the proxy type (residential, datacenter, mobile) matches your hardest target
• Verify geo-targeting covers every country and city you need
• Check rotation options: per-request rotation and configurable sticky sessions
• Confirm protocol support for your tooling (HTTP/S, SOCKS5)
• Find the smallest paid entry point or trial to benchmark with
• Read the refund policy and any acceptable-use restrictions