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China proxies with mainland IP addresses for local sites

The China package holds addresses from mainland China. It suits work with Baidu, Chinese marketplaces and services that answer only to local visitors.

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Mainland China addresses

The China package holds addresses from mainland China. Hong Kong and Macau stay out: their networks run separately, and many Chinese services treat them as foreign. The package holds 200 IPs with 300 threads and costs from $0.50 an hour, the lowest entry price on the price list.

Why you need a Chinese IP

Chinese platforms show different content to local and foreign visitors, and some answer only to requests from inside the country. Baidu ranks pages for Chinese users, marketplaces show local prices and stock, and many state and corporate sites close themselves to foreign networks. A proxy in mainland China lets your software see what a local visitor sees.

  • Baidu rank tracking and keyword research.
  • Price research on Chinese marketplaces.
  • Availability checks of your own site inside China.
  • Collecting public data from Chinese news and reference sites.

Speed and timeouts

Traffic between China and other continents passes through international links with longer delays. Set generous timeouts in your software, for example 30 seconds instead of 10, and run more threads in parallel instead of long sequential chains. The package allows 300 parallel connections.

Reload the list link every 8 to 10 minutes. The pool rotates, and fresh lines keep the share of slow addresses low, see rotating proxies.

Working with Baidu and Chinese sites

Baidu and many Chinese sites run their own bot checks. Keep the request rate per address low, send the headers of a common browser with zh-CN as the language, and expect pages in UTF-8 or GBK.

The package holds only 200 addresses, so plan the load with care: a few hundred requests per address a day is a safer target than thousands. For larger Chinese jobs write to support on the contact page about a custom volume.

Chinese marketplaces and prices

Taobao, Tmall, JD and Pinduoduo show prices, stock and promotions to buyers in mainland China and hide part of the offers from foreign visitors. Price research through Chinese proxies shows the numbers a local buyer sees. These sites often need JavaScript and cookies, so a headless browser behind the proxy tends to work better than plain HTTP requests.

Protocols and setup

A package line accepts HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4 and SOCKS5 through the same port. On the package access goes by the IP of your server, so no passwords travel with the list. The setup matches the other pools: one list link, one authorized IP included. The SOCKS5 proxies and HTTP proxies pages cover the protocols.

China or another pool

The China package suits Chinese targets. For global sites World MIX gives far more addresses, and Asian sites outside mainland China get covered by its worldwide blend. On a tight budget the hourly China package doubles as the cheapest proxies we sell.

Test the package

Ask support on the contact page for a free hour of the China package, or buy one hour for $0.50 and run your real job. The FAQ covers payment, pauses and authorization.

Plans that fit

IPsThreads1 hour1 day7 days30 daysPer 1,000 IPs a dayBuy
200300$0.50$7.00$37.00$135$35.00Buy

Countries in this region

  • ChinaChina

Questions

Are these Hong Kong addresses?

No. The package holds addresses in mainland China.

How many IPs does the package hold?

About 200 on average through the day, with 300 threads.

Can I test it first?

Yes. Ask support for a free hour or buy one hour for $0.50.

How much does the China package cost?

$0.50 an hour, $7 a day, $37 a week and $135 a month for 200 IPs and 300 threads.

What are Chinese proxies for?

Sites that show visitors from China their own content and prices: Taobao, 1688, Baidu, Chinese versions of stores. From a mainland China address you see what a local user sees.

Do Google and YouTube open through them?

No. Mainland China addresses sit behind the national firewall, where Google services are unreachable. For Google take World MIX or a per-GB plan.

Start with an hour or a gigabyte

Test a package with a free hour once verified or buy 1 GB of any per-GB plan, run your software on it and keep the format that fits the job.

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