Residential
Country and city targeting included.
Residential and mobile IPs in Italy: 150 cities you can target by name, from Rome and Milan outward, with country, city and session control included on the rotating pools.
Top cities · Italy
5 products can carry Italy traffic, each priced off the same live curve the dashboard charges from. Pick the one that fits the target.
Country and city targeting included.
State & city targeting, tuned for hard-to-pass Italian targets.
Continuously monitored and kept apart from shared pools.
Real mobile IPs; no per-country figure published.
A dedicated IP that never rotates; location chosen at checkout.
How it works
What Italy looks like on the network: where you can target, how a request finds its city, and what people route through it.
150 cities you can target by name, drawn on Italy's own outline. Rome, Milan and Naples rise highest.
Get Italy proxiesSee Italian productsPrices, listings and ads on Subito, Immobiliare.it and Amazon.it change with where a visitor connects from. An Italian home IP shows you the local version.
Get Italy proxiesSee Italian productsSwitzerland, Slovenia, France and Croatia and more are on the same gateway. Change one country code to compare a border market.
Get Italy proxiesSee Italian productsCoverage
Pick a city with city- and its name in the username, written as one word with no spaces or accents. The biggest markets first, then every other city you can target in Italy.
150 targetable citiesHow it works
Residential, premium, private, mobile and static ISP all take a country filter, so Italy is one parameter away rather than a separate product to buy.
Add city-rome to the username and the request leaves from Rome, or any of the 150 cities listed above.
A new Italian IP per request, or hold one for the length of a task. The same rotating and sticky control the residential and mobile pools give you.
Italy proxies
Up to 250 MB of residential traffic with no card. Put the country and city in the username and you're routing through Italy in under a minute.
What's actually different about buying Italy traffic on this network, line by line.
Use cases
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Every rate on this site is computed from the same price book checkout charges from. No hidden setup fees, no contracts, no sales call.
Top up once and spend it on any of the nine networks, whenever you need it. Unused balance stays in your account.
Sign up, pick a plan and your endpoint, username and password are live before the checkout tab closes.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on every product, plus UDP on UDP Residential and Static ISP. Point your stack at one host.
Rotate on every request or hold a sticky IP. Country, city, state and carrier targeting are set in the username.
Talk to people who run the network, not a ticket queue. Most questions are answered in minutes, any time of day.
FAQ
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150 by name, including Rome, Milan, Naples, Turin and Palermo. Every one is listed on this page; add city- and its name to the username as one word with no spaces or accents, like city-rome.
City targeting is included on the residential and mobile pools at no surcharge. State targeting is on Premium Residential (and Unlimited in the US), and carrier ASN targeting is on Mobile, best effort.
Yes. Requests through an Italian residential IP arrive from a home connection in Italy, so you see the prices, listings and ads that Italian visitors see. Target a city if the site localises further.
Yes, on the same gateway and the same balance. Change country-it to country-ch, country-si and country-fr; nothing else in your setup changes.
Both, on the residential and mobile pools. Take a new Italian IP per request or hold one for the length of a session. Static ISP is the exception: its IPs never rotate.
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