What the Europe pool covers
The Europe pool collects addresses from the 27 EU countries, the United Kingdom, Norway, Switzerland, Iceland and the Western Balkans: Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Montenegro, North Macedonia and Albania. The full list of countries sits below the price table and on the regions page.
Packages hold 1,000, 3,000, 5,000 or 7,000 IPs with 500 to 2,500 threads. The share of each country changes through the day, and we do not fix it.
Why European IPs matter
Sites adapt their content to the visitor country. Google shows local results on each national domain, shops show prices in the local currency with local delivery, and marketplaces hide some offers from visitors on other continents. Requests through European proxies get the version that local customers see.
Many EU services also filter traffic from outside the region more strictly. European addresses pass those checks more often, and your scraper spends less time on captchas.
Typical jobs for Europe proxies
- Price and stock monitoring in German, French, Italian or Polish shops.
- Rank tracking on google.de, google.fr, google.co.uk and other national domains.
- Ad checks: which ads and landing pages people see in each country.
- Testing your own site from European locations: geo redirects, cookie banners, local prices.
For tens of thousands of requests an hour, rotate the list as described on the rotating proxies page and keep the threads within the package limit.
Countries and typical targets
- Germany: price comparison sites, large online retailers and google.de rankings.
- United Kingdom: retail chains, travel and insurance comparison, google.co.uk.
- France, Italy and Spain: marketplaces, hotel and flight prices, local classifieds.
- Poland and the Czech Republic: Allegro and other regional marketplaces with fast-growing catalogs.
- Netherlands and the Nordic countries: retailers with strict geo filters.
Each country takes a changing share of the pool, so check its share in the CSV before you build a job around one market.
Languages, currencies and headers
A European IP does not always open the local version of a page by itself. Many sites also read the Accept-Language header and cookies with the chosen region. Send the language of the country you check, for example de-DE for Germany, and clear cookies when you switch countries.
Prices on European sites often depend on VAT and the delivery country. For price monitoring, store the country of the address with every result, so you compare German prices with German ones.
Proxies for one country
End the list link with .csv and the file gains a country column. Keep the rows for Germany, the UK or any other country your job needs and pass those addresses to your software. One country makes up only a part of the pool, so take a package with headroom: a 1,000 IP Europe package will not give you 1,000 German addresses.
For a fixed volume in one country, write to support on the contact page and ask for a custom package.
Europe or World MIX
World MIX costs less per address and holds far more IPs, but its addresses come from all continents. Choose Europe when the target serves European visitors or blocks foreign traffic. Choose World MIX for global search engines and international sites, and for very large jobs see bulk proxies.
Russia and Belarus belong to the CIS proxies pool, not to Europe.
Prices and a free test
The Europe pool starts at $1.10 an hour for 1,000 IPs, and the most chosen size holds 3,000 IPs with 1,000 threads. All periods sit on the price list. Every line speaks HTTP and SOCKS5, see SOCKS5 proxies.
Ask for a free hour on the contact page and check the pool on your own targets before you pay.
