What Seattle residential proxies do
A Seattle residential proxy sends your requests through a real home internet connection in the Seattle metro. The sites you visit see an ordinary local visitor, so the prices, ads, search results and catalog availability you receive are the ones a Puget Sound user would normally get. Nefo lets you choose that exit by adding a city token to the proxy username.
Seattle is the Pacific Northwest market, with Puget Sound audiences. Pair it with San Francisco or Los Angeles to see how the same page is served across the West Coast, one city token at a time.
Credentials are free and you pay only for traffic. Residential bandwidth starts at $4.50 for 5 GB ($0.90/GB), falls to $0.53/GB at 10 TB, and never expires, so a small test of the market costs little. The full price list shows every package.
How to target Seattle with a city token
Add the city token to your username, then authenticate to the gateway gw.nefo.net:
USERNAME-country-us-city-seattle- Use HTTP port 9000 for rotating IPs, which take a new address on every request.
- Use port 10000 for sticky sessions, which hold one IP from 1 minute up to 24 hours.
- SOCKS5 and HTTPS are also supported, so the same token works in browsers, scrapers and command-line tools.
- Build ready-made strings in the dashboard generator; the full token syntax is in the docs.
Choose rotating for broad single-request sampling, such as a batch of search snapshots or product pages. Choose sticky when one task spans several steps on the same site and the IP must not change midway. See how sticky sessions work.
What Seattle targeting covers and what it does not
Targeting is city-level, not ZIP or neighborhood level. You reliably reach residential IPs within the Seattle metro, but Nefo does not guarantee a specific neighborhood or suburb or postal code. For most localized monitoring that is enough, because the goal is to see the Puget Sound version of a page rather than one street.
If you need a different level of precision, the US city-targeted proxies page explains the options, and US residential proxies covers country-level use.
Legitimate uses for Seattle proxies
City-level residential IPs let you view the public web the way a Seattle shopper or searcher would across the Pacific Northwest market. Keep usage lawful and limited to public data.
- Local price monitoring across Seattle retail and marketplace listings.
- Verifying geo-targeted ads and promotions served to Puget Sound audiences.
- Localized SEO and SERP checks for the Seattle metro.
- Market research on region-specific catalogs and availability.
Follow each site's terms of service and applicable law, and see the acceptable use policy. Proxies are not a way around logins you are not entitled to use.
Test a Seattle proxy from the command line
A quick way to confirm the exit is in the right market is a single request through the gateway. Replace the placeholders with your own credentials:
curl -x http://USERNAME-country-us-city-seattle:[email protected]:9000 https://example.comRun it a few times on port 9000 and each call should come from a different residential IP in the Seattle metro. Switch to port 10000 and the IP stays fixed for the session length you set. The same string works in Python, Node and browser automation; see Python Requests and Puppeteer for code samples.
Because bandwidth is billed per GB and never expires, a short Seattle test run costs a few cents of your balance, and anything unused stays available for the next project. Unused rotating residential bandwidth is also refundable within 7 days at the per-GB rate paid, minus processing fees, as described in the refund policy.
Compare Seattle with other US cities
Because only the token changes, you can run the same job against several markets and compare the output. Cities that pair well with Seattle:
- San Francisco proxies for a second market to compare against.
- Denver proxies for a second market to compare against.
- Los Angeles proxies for a second market to compare against.
The US proxies hub lists all twelve city pages, and United States proxies covers country-level residential, datacenter and static options.
Frequently asked questions
It is a connection routed through a real residential IP in the Seattle metro. Public pages, prices and search results then reflect what a local Puget Sound user would typically see.
Add -country-us-city-seattle to your proxy username and connect to gw.nefo.net. Port 9000 gives rotating IPs and port 10000 gives sticky sessions. The dashboard generator builds the string for you.
Use rotating IPs for broad one-off sampling such as SERP or price snapshots. Use sticky sessions, held from 1 minute to 24 hours, when a task spans several steps on the same site and needs a stable IP.
No. Nefo targets Seattle at the metro level. You reach residential IPs within the Seattle metro, but a specific neighborhood or postal code is not guaranteed.
Residential bandwidth starts at $4.50 for 5 GB ($0.90/GB) and falls to $0.53/GB at 10 TB. Bandwidth never expires, and credentials are free. See the pricing page for every package.
Use them only for lawful access to public data, and follow each website's terms of service and applicable law. Nefo does not support unauthorized access or activity that violates those terms.