Residential proxies in the Netherlands
The Netherlands has some of the fastest home broadband in Europe, which makes Dutch residential IPs a good fit for jobs that move a lot of pages, and a small, very online market of its own.
What people check from Dutch IPs
- Prices on Bol, Coolblue and Albert Heijn, the largest Dutch online stores.
- Second-hand listings on Marktplaats.
- Google results in Dutch, and whether a Benelux campaign is shown in the Netherlands and not only in Belgium.
Local notes
Most Dutch people read English, and many sites offer both languages: send Accept-Language: nl-NL if you need the Dutch version, because the English one may hide local offers. The country is small, so city targeting matters mostly for local services in Amsterdam, Rotterdam, The Hague and Utrecht.
Connect
Add this option to the proxy username: -country-NL. The first line below gets a new IP on every request; the second keeps one IP for up to 10 minutes.
http://user-country-NL:••••••••@PROXY_HOST:8080
http://user-country-NL-session-ab12cd-time-10:••••••••@PROXY_HOST:8080Your real username and password are in the dashboard. State, city and ISP codes for this country are listed there too. How targeting works
Price
Traffic costs from $1.75 per GB, the same as for any other country: location targeting is not charged extra. See all tariffs