Pick a residential exit country for the target market’s language, currency, and site—not your own desk. Confirm inventory in the console, then choose rotating (per GB) or static (per IP·month). City-level options follow the console. Not for mainland China.
Pick the exit country for the market you need to inspect—language, currency, site, and compliance location—not for the office you sit in. This page is a selection guide, not a new country product page. Whether a country is in stock, and whether a city can be chosen, always follows the console. Published country notes live on the locations hub.
ZTProxy sells rotating residential (per GB) and static residential (per IP·month). Not for mainland China. Lawful, authorized targets only.
Ask about the target market first
Before you pick a region, write down the job: which site, which language or currency, and whether the result must match what a local visitor sees. Those answers choose the exit country—not “Singapore is closer to my desk.” Background: what is a residential proxy and localization QA (only for pages you may inspect).
City-level or finer targeting exists only when the console shows it. This page does not invent city SKUs, and it does not promise inventory for countries that are not listed on the hub or have not been verified (for example, Chile).
Selection guide
| What you need to match | How to pick the exit | Watch-out |
|---|---|---|
| The site’s default language or currency | Choose the country you are sampling, or where the site mainly operates | Confirm the country is orderable in the console first |
| How an ad or landing page appears in a market | Align with the campaign country | Authorized previews only; do not bypass platform rules |
| Checkout or shipping as shown in a market | Align with the ship-to or billing market | Only flows you are allowed to access |
| “Any foreign IP is fine” | Stop and write the target market first | A random country often misses the page you care about |
Rotating or static, once the country is clear
Region is “which country you exit from.” Product is “whether that exit stays relatively fixed for the term.” Choose rotating when exits may change per batch or request and you pay per traffic; choose static when the same exit should stay relatively stable for the term. Do not treat “reconnect from another country” as a substitute for a static monthly lease, and do not treat a sticky session as country inventory. See rotating vs static and sticky vs static.
| Job | Region | Product lean |
|---|---|---|
| Spot-check public pages or language packs in several countries | One country per target market | Rotating (per GB) is more common |
| An authorized store backend needs the same exit for the term | The country the store requires | Static (per IP·month) is more common |
| A short multi-step form preview | The market that form belongs to | Rotating + console sticky (if offered) |
How to use published country notes
The marketing locations hub lists published country notes. Common starting points include the United States, Japan, Singapore, the United Kingdom, and Germany. Read those pages for market notes, then still confirm inventory and city options in the console before you order. Do not assume a country is in stock if it is missing from the hub.
Setup and protocol fields: Docs EN quickstart. Vendor and contract questions: how to choose a provider.
Price and scope
Published list: about $0.40/GB rotating, about $0.20/GB for the 100 TB bundle; shared static about $1.50 and dedicated about $5 per IP·month. Confirm in the console. USDT/USDC available; Visa/Mastercard applying. Not for mainland China. No coverage claim for unverified countries, and no guarantee that a given city is selectable.
FAQ
I sit in Singapore—must I buy a Singapore exit?
Not necessarily. Choose the exit for the target market. If you are in Singapore and need to inspect a Japan-facing page, check whether a Japan exit is orderable in the console.
Which countries do you offer?
Follow console inventory. Published notes are on the locations hub. This page does not promise stock for countries that are unlisted or unverified.
Can I pick a city?
Only if the console offers that option. This page does not invent a city list.
Can one order cover many countries?
Whether you can switch countries on the same entry follows the console and docs. Do not assume that buying one country gives you a global pool.
What happens if I pick the wrong country?
You may see language, currency, or content that does not match the target market. Switch to the matching country and re-check; do not just raise concurrency.
Does rotating vs static change how I pick a country?
Both still require the country to be orderable. The difference is whether the exit stays relatively fixed for the term, and whether you pay per GB or per IP·month.
Can I buy Chile or another unlisted country?
This page does not promise that. Order only after the console confirms stock. Do not treat an unverified country as a live product page.
Where are prices confirmed?
In the console and on Pricing.
Next steps
- Write the target market (language, currency, site) and check in the console whether that country is orderable.
- For published notes, open the locations hub and the representative country pages.
- Then choose rotating or static.