Europe ISP Proxies

Which European countries are covered?

Static Residential ISP covers the United Kingdom, France, Germany, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Switzerland, Sweden, Norway, Finland, Denmark, Portugal, Belgium, Austria, Hungary, Romania, Croatia, and Cyprus — 18 countries in total, all selectable in the country allocation step of the purchase flow.

That spread is deliberate: localized checks tend to need the specific country a rule applies in, and a pool that only covers the big three European markets forces workarounds for everywhere else.

How does European datacenter coverage compare?

The Datacenter package covers three European countries — United Kingdom, France, and Germany. It is the cheaper option at $8 per 25 proxies, but if your workload needs Nordic, Iberian, or Central European exits, static residential ISP is the package that actually has them.

How do I split an order across European countries?

Set your total quantity, then assign proxies country by country in the allocation step. The allocation must sum to the total before checkout, so a 50-proxy order might be 20 in Germany, 15 in the UK, 10 in France, and 5 in Spain — whatever your coverage map requires.

Because bandwidth is unlimited on every package, the split is purely a coverage decision. Adding a country does not add a data cost.

What European workloads need ISP proxies?

Localized search result and rank tracking per country, price and availability monitoring on national retail sites, checking that regional pricing and consent flows render the way they should for local visitors, and running social or ad accounts that are expected to log in from a consistent European address.

European targets are often more aggressive about geo-consistency than US ones, because the same brand runs materially different sites per market. A consumer-ISP IP in the right country is what makes the localized version load.