We've shipped the biggest upgrade to proxy geo-targeting since launch. You can now place your residential IPs far more precisely — down to the city and the individual ISP — across a dramatically larger catalog.
Residential proxy targeting coverage
- 227 countries and territories
- 22,417 cities
- 14,252 ISPs / ASNs
These are the current catalog figures. Every option you pick maps straight to the gateway, so what you select is what you get. See residential proxies for the full feature list.
What changed in geo-targeting
- Full state and city coverage. Every region now carries a complete city list instead of a short hand-picked set.
- ISP / ASN targeting. Search ISPs by name or AS number and route traffic through a specific network. It combines with a state.
- A faster picker. Type to find any country, city or ISP in the proxy generator.
The earlier state targeting issue
We'll be candid: until now our city list was far too small, and in some cases a selected state wasn't applied — so traffic could exit elsewhere in the country. Both are fixed. If your proxies ever landed somewhere you didn't expect, that won't happen anymore, and we're sorry for the earlier limitation.
How to target a city or ISP
- Open the generator.
- Pick your country, then a state and city if you need them.
- Optionally choose an ISP — search by name or AS number.
- Copy your credentials, or save them to your proxy list.
Your existing credentials keep working — nothing to change. Dive in and target exactly where you need.
Frequently asked questions
Yes. Pick a country, then a state and city in the proxy generator, or add a city token to the username, for example -country-us-city-losangeles. The catalog covers 22,417 cities. See US city targeted proxies.
Yes. Search ISPs by name or AS number in the generator and optionally combine the choice with a state. The catalog lists 14,252 ISPs and ASNs.
No. Existing credentials keep working. Generate new ones in the dashboard generator only when you want a different location or ISP.
The city list was too small, and in some cases a selected state was not applied, so traffic could exit elsewhere in the country. Both issues are fixed.
