Geo-Targeting FAQ

The ability to select proxy IPs from specific locations. Your requests are routed through IPs in your chosen country, state, or city. The target website sees an IP from that location and serves content accordingly. Included on all plans at no extra cost.

Over 100 countries: North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, Latin America, Middle East/Africa. The US has the deepest coverage with all 50 states and hundreds of cities. Residential proxies have the broadest spread; ISP coverage focuses on major markets.

Include the country parameter: username-country-XX (ISO country code). For example, user-country-US, user-country-GB, user-country-DE. Works with both rotating and sticky sessions.

Yes, for hundreds of cities: username-country-US-city-new_york. City-level pools are smaller than country-level, which may reduce rotation diversity. Combine with country parameter to avoid ambiguity.

Select IPs from specific states: username-country-US-state-california. Primarily available for the US. Useful for compliance testing, political ad verification, and regional pricing comparison.

Country-level is highly accurate. City-level is accurate to the metropolitan area. Target websites use the same geolocation databases, so detected location matches what our targeting provides.

No, all targeting levels are included with every plan. No premium charges for specific locations or targeting granularity.

Yes, each request gets a different IP from within that location. Diversity depends on pool size for the targeted location.

Request through the proxy to ipinfo.io or ip-api.com. Compare returned location against your targeting parameters. Minor city-level discrepancies are normal.

Run concurrent connections with different targeting parameters. Create separate proxy configurations for each location and assign to different worker threads.