Residential proxies in the United Kingdom: UK IPs by the GB

British sites separate UK visitors from the rest of Europe and from the US: prices are in pounds and include VAT, and many international brands run a dedicated UK store.

What people check from UK IPs

Google results for the UK, which rank local retailers and news sites differently from the US.
Prices at Amazon UK, Argos, Currys, Tesco and John Lewis.
Comparison sites for insurance, energy and broadband, where offers depend on the region.

Local notes

Use Accept-Language: en-GB and the London time zone. Many UK sites ask for cookie consent before showing anything; if you collect pages with a plain HTTP client, check that you are saving the content and not the consent banner. Regional differences are smaller than in the US, but Scotland and Northern Ireland do see different delivery terms and some different offers.

Connect

Add this option to the proxy username: -country-GB. The first line below gets a new IP on every request; the second keeps one IP for up to 10 minutes.

http://user-country-GB:••••••••@PROXY_HOST:8080
http://user-country-GB-session-ab12cd-time-10:••••••••@PROXY_HOST:8080

Your 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