Country targeting
Route through a specific country using ISO codes.
Add -country- and a lowercase two-letter ISO 3166-1 alpha-2 code to your username. This is the most common flag and the cheapest to satisfy — the pool for a whole country is large, so rotation has plenty of addresses to draw from and success rates are at their highest.
wp-acc4821-country-us # United States
wp-acc4821-country-gb # United Kingdom
wp-acc4821-country-de # Germany
wp-acc4821-country-jp # Japan
wp-acc4821 # no flag: random exit, worldwideMultiple countries
Pass a comma-separated list and the gateway picks one at random per request, weighted by pool size. This is useful for workloads that need geographic spread without caring about the specific market.
wp-acc4821-country-us,ca,mx # anywhere in North AmericaVerifying
curl -s -x res.wproxy.io:8000 \
-U "wp-acc4821-country-de:s3cr3t-pass" \
https://ipinfo.io/json | jq '.ip, .country, .city'Geolocation databases disagree
We geolocate exits from carrier registration data. Third-party lookup services sometimes place the same address in a neighbouring country because their databases lag. If a target's own geolocation matters more to you than ipinfo's, test against the target.
Pricing by country
Tier-one markets price at the standard ladder rate. Tier-two markets carry an 8% multiplier and tier-three 18%, reflecting real differences in peering and carrier cost. The multiplier is shown in the pricing calculator and itemised on invoices.