Dominican Republic Residential Proxies

Consumer connections in the Dominican Republic, from the daily supplier snapshot.

  • 65.8K IPs reported for the Dominican Republic
  • 54 Cities
  • 27 States / regions

Supplier counts for the Dominican Republic as of 9 Nov 2026, 09:43 UTC: reported pool sizes, not capacity reserved for you.

Residential in the Dominican Republic is billed per GB at the same rates as every country: $1.66/GB at 3 GB ($4.99 a month), down to $0.39/GB at 5 TB ($1,995.00 a month).

Why use a residential IP in the Dominican Republic?

Dominican storefronts sell in pesos to residents and often in dollars to tourists, and which view a site presents can depend on several signals. Jumbo, Supermercados Nacional, La Sirena and Plaza Lama list peso prices and delivery zones for Santo Domingo and Santiago; Corotos classifieds and Supercasas property listings are the local datasets. A Dominican residential IP is the starting point for testing whether a site treats you as a resident; hotel resident tariffs may also require an ID or a local card, which an IP does not supply.

Dominican Republic at a glance

  • Currency: Dominican peso (DOP)
  • Languages: Spanish; English on tourism sites
  • Search: google.com.do
  • Time zone: UTC-4 (no DST)
  • Checkout: local cards via Azul and CardNET, cash on delivery, bank transfer

Targeting the Dominican Republic

For the Dominican Republic, add country, city and session settings to the username:

# Anywhere in the Dominican Republic
curl -x http://USER-country-do:PASS@gw-residential.node4.io:8082 https://api.ipify.org

# One exit in Santo Domingo, 01, held
curl -x http://USER-country-do-state-01-city-santodomingo-session-229114:PASS@gw-residential.node4.io:8082 https://ipinfo.io/country

If the city you name has no exits in the Dominican Republic, the request fails rather than leaving from another location.

Cities with coverage in the Dominican Republic

54 cities are targetable in the Dominican Republic. Test depth before sizing a job.

  • Santo Domingo, 01 -state-01-city-santodomingo
  • Santiago de los Caballeros, 25 -state-25-city-santiagodeloscaballeros
  • Santo Domingo Este, 32 -state-32-city-santodomingoeste
  • San Pedro de Macorís, 23 -state-23-city-sanpedrodemacoris
  • La Romana, 12 -state-12-city-laromana
  • Puerto Plata, 18 -state-18-city-puertoplata
  • San Francisco de Macorís, 06 -state-06-city-sanfranciscodemacoris
  • Salvaleón de Higüey, 11 -state-11-city-salvaleondehiguey
  • San Cristobal, 21 -state-21-city-sancristobal
  • Moca, 09 -state-09-city-moca
  • Villa González, 25 -state-25-city-villagonzalez
  • Santo Domingo Oeste, 32 -state-32-city-santodomingooeste

Examples to test from the Dominican Republic

Retail teams monitor Jumbo, La Sirena, Plaza Lama and Supermercados Nacional for peso pricing on groceries, appliances and electronics. Corotos supplies vehicle and apartment listings and Supercasas the property market. A common test objective is the resident-versus-tourist comparison for hotels and excursions in Punta Cana: load the same page from a Dominican exit and from abroad and record what differs. SERP tracking on google.com.do in Spanish shows which local retailers rank. Localization QA checks Dominican card routing through Azul and CardNET and cash on delivery where offered.

Dominican Republic: coverage and targeting notes

Santo Domingo and the Distrito Nacional are where most Dominican e-commerce is fulfilled, with Santiago de los Caballeros the commercial anchor of the Cibao valley; Punta Cana, Puerto Plata and La Romana are tourism economies with their own pricing. Fixed broadband is essentially Claro and Altice, with Claro, Altice and Viva on mobile; market context, not a promise about the pool. Country-level targeting fits pricing and SERP checks that do not depend on a Dominican city. The tourism corridor is the case for city-level sampling, subject to depth in those cities.

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