United States residential premium proxies
Get a United States IP that behaves like the real thing. This pool routes through real home connections with city, ZIP & ASN precision — about 18.2M addresses nationwide, reachable down to New York — for SERP checks, ad verification, and geo-locked content. From $6.25/GB.
from $6.25/GBRoute through United States in one line
Stamp the country into your username — or drill down to New York. One residential premium endpoint, rotating or sticky.
What United States residential premium gives you
Fine geo included
City, state, ZIP, and ASN targeting at base price — no 2× burn like standard residential.
Carrier-level control
Target a specific ISP/ASN to mirror how a real subscriber on that network is treated.
Pinpoint a ZIP
Verify localized pricing, inventory, and ads down to a postal code.
Same clean pool
Ethically sourced opt-in peers, rotating or sticky, one HTTP/HTTPS endpoint.
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Where do your United States residential premium proxies come from?
They route through real home connections with city, ZIP & ASN precision located in United States, so requests originate from inside the country and resolve to a genuine United States IP.
Can I target a specific city in United States?
Yes. Country targeting is included, and city / ZIP / ASN targeting is available free on this premium pool. For example, New York is reachable by adding city.newyork to your username.
How much do United States residential premium proxies cost?
Pay-as-you-go from $6.25/GB, with bigger packs costing less per GB. Bandwidth never expires — it depletes only as you use it.
Does city/ZIP/ASN targeting in United States cost extra?
No. On premium residential, fine geo targeting inside United States — city, state, ZIP and ASN — is included in the base $/GB, unlike standard residential where it bills at 2×.
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