Italy proxies
Route requests through real Italy IP addresses across residential, datacenter, and mobile pools. Localise to Rome, Milan and Naples and see Italy search results, pricing, and geo-locked content exactly as a local visitor does.
as low as $0.63/GBRoute through Italy in one line
Stamp the country into your username — or drill down to Rome. One endpoint, rotating or sticky.
Available pools in Italy
Target a city in Italy
Drill from country down to the metro — each Italy city resolves to local IPs.
What you can do with Italy IPs
Local SERP & SEO
See Italy search results and rankings exactly as a local user does.
Geo-pricing checks
Verify Italy pricing, inventory, and promotions down to Rome.
Ad verification
Confirm the ads and content served to Italy audiences and catch fraud.
Italy proxies, answered
Where do your Italy proxies come from?
Our Italy pool draws on real ISP-assigned residential and mobile IPs plus datacenter ranges located in Italy, so requests originate from inside the country.
Do you sell Italy mobile proxies?
Yes. The mobile pool exits through real 4G/5G carrier IPs in Italy, from $2.70/GB at volume. Country targeting is free, and ASN targeting pins the exit to one carrier. Billing is per GB, so there is no monthly plan to cancel.
Can I target a specific city in Italy?
Yes. Country targeting is free on every pool, and city / ZIP / ASN works on every pool too — that traffic meters at 2×, except on premium residential, which bills it flat. For example, Rome is reachable via city.rome in your username.
How much do Italy proxies cost?
Pay-as-you-go: bigger packs cost less per GB, down to $0.63/GB. Bandwidth never expires — it depletes only as you use it.
Are Italy proxies reliable?
Yes — the gateway measured 99.80% uptime over the last 30 days, and one endpoint serves every pool, so you can rotate IPs or hold a sticky session without changing your setup. Gateway health is published live on our status page.
Get Italy proxies in minutes
Pay with crypto, get your endpoint instantly, and only pay for the bandwidth you use.