- 227 countries and territories
- 2,085 states and regions
- 22,417 cities
- 14,252 ISPs (ASNs)
- 3 residential pools: Pool 1, Pool 2 and Pool 3
Countries with the most targeting options
The six largest countries in the catalogue, by number of cities. All six are served by Pool 1, Pool 2 and Pool 3.
| Country | States and regions | Cities | ISPs (ASNs) |
|---|---|---|---|
| United States | 52 | 4,952 | 1,342 |
| Brazil | 27 | 1,807 | 3,420 |
| France | 14 | 1,461 | 99 |
| United Kingdom | 4 | 1,249 | 177 |
| Russia | 86 | 1,023 | 1,496 |
| Spain | 19 | 794 | 163 |
Every other country has its own entry in the proxy generator, and the locations hub has a page for each major market with prices and live stock. Lists were updated on October 10, 2026.
How location targeting works
Targeting lives in the proxy username on the gateway gw.nefo.net:9000, so you can change location from code without opening the dashboard:
- Country:
-country-us - State or region:
-state-california - City:
-city-losangeles - ISP by ASN:
-asn-7922 - Keep one IP:
-session-<id>with a lifetime, up to 24 hours
State and city targeting pick where an IP is registered. With Relaxed matching, the default, a city with no free IP at that moment falls back to another IP in the same country, so your job keeps running. Switch on strict matching when only the exact location will do. See US city-targeted proxies for a worked example.
Which pool serves which location
Rotating residential traffic runs on three pools that share one balance. They overlap in most countries and differ in strength from market to market:
- Pool 1: the default pool, with sticky sessions up to 24 hours and targeting down to city and ISP.
- Pool 2: a second, US-heavy pool with sticky sessions up to 60 minutes and one of state, city or ISP per session. It lists only places where it has at least 10 IPs.
- Pool 3: the most IPs in smaller countries, Africa and Asia. It targets states and cities in the US; elsewhere it serves by country.
- Mix: rotates across the pools you pick and skips any pool with no IPs in the country you asked for.
The generator shows which pools serve each country, so you can pick the strongest one for your market. The network page explains the pools and how they are measured.
Coverage by proxy type
| Product | Coverage |
|---|---|
| Rotating residential proxies | 227 countries, 22,417 cities, 14,252 ISPs |
| Rotating datacenter proxies | 75 countries, 1,901 cities, 1,971 ASNs |
| Rotating 4G/5G mobile proxies | 110 countries |
| Mobile proxies by the day | Up to 9 countries, with US state and carrier choice |
| 24-hour residential IPs | 222 countries |
| Static ISP proxies | 24 countries |
| Static datacenter IPs | 131 countries (IPv4) |
Targeting is included in the price on residential and datacenter proxies. On rotating mobile proxies, country targeting is included and state, city or ASN targeting counts traffic at 2×. Compare prices on the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
Rotating residential proxies cover 227 countries and territories. Datacenter proxies cover 75 countries, rotating mobile proxies 110, and static datacenter IPv4 131. Each product's page lists its own coverage.
Yes. Add the city or the ISP's ASN to the proxy username. The residential catalogue holds 22,417 cities and 14,252 ISPs; the generator only offers locations that are in it.
With Relaxed matching, the default, you get another IP in the same country so the request still works. Switch on strict matching when only an IP in the exact location is acceptable.
Not on residential or datacenter proxies; you pay the same per-GB rate, from $4.50 for 5 GB on residential. On rotating mobile proxies, state, city and ASN targeting count traffic at 2×.
The United States, with 52 states and regions, 4,952 cities and 1,342 ISPs. Brazil has the most ISPs, with 3,420. See US residential proxies for US options.
The lists come from the pool's own targeting options and were last updated on October 10, 2026. They show what you can ask for, not a promise that every entry has a free address at every moment.