Residential proxies in the United States: US IPs by the GB

The United States is the largest residential pool on the network and the market where location matters most: search results, shop prices, delivery dates and ads change from state to state and often from city to city.

What people check from US IPs

Google results for local queries, which differ between New York, Texas and California.
Prices and stock at Amazon, Walmart, Target and Best Buy, which often depend on the delivery ZIP code as well as the IP.
Regional ad campaigns and the landing pages they lead to.

Local notes

The country spans six time zones, from Eastern to Hawaii. If a site shows store hours, deals or delivery cut-offs, target the state you care about rather than the whole country. In a headless browser, set the time zone and Accept-Language: en-US to match the IP, or some sites will treat the visit as inconsistent.

For rank tracking, run each city as its own sticky session, so a whole results page and its pagination come from one address.

Connect

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

http://user-country-US:••••••••@PROXY_HOST:8080
http://user-country-US-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