United Kingdom Residential Proxies
Consumer connections in the United Kingdom, from the daily supplier snapshot.
- 567.4K IPs reported for the United Kingdom
- 471 Cities
- 4 States / regions
Supplier counts for the United Kingdom as of 27 Oct 2026, 09:43 UTC: reported pool sizes, not capacity reserved for you.
Residential in the United Kingdom is billed per GB at the same rates as every country: $2.49/GB at 3 GB ($7.47 a month), down to $0.49/GB at 5 TB ($2,450.00 a month).
Why use a residential IP in the United Kingdom?
UK storefronts such as Amazon.co.uk, Argos and the Tesco and Sainsbury's grocery sites show sterling pricing, promotions and delivery slots for UK shoppers, and some services limit what a non-UK visitor sees. A residential IP in the United Kingdom lets you load those pages from a consumer connection in the United Kingdom; the site still reads other things: language settings, cookies, whether you are signed in, and the delivery postcode you enter. Streaming services check more than the IP, so treat access as something to test rather than assume.
United Kingdom at a glance
- Currency: Pound sterling (GBP)
- Languages: English
- Search: google.co.uk
- Time zone: UTC+0, UTC+1 in summer
- Checkout: Cards, PayPal, Apple Pay, Klarna
Targeting the United Kingdom
For the United Kingdom, add country, city and session settings to the username:
# Anywhere in the United Kingdom
curl -x http://USER-country-gb:PASS@gw-residential.node4.io:8082 https://api.ipify.org
# One exit in London, ENG, held
curl -x http://USER-country-gb-state-eng-city-london-session-229494:PASS@gw-residential.node4.io:8082 https://ipinfo.io/countryIf the city you name has no exits in the United Kingdom, the request fails rather than leaving from another location.
Cities with coverage in the United Kingdom
471 cities are targetable in the United Kingdom. Test depth before sizing a job.
- London, ENG
-state-eng-city-london - Birmingham, ENG
-state-eng-city-birmingham - Manchester, ENG
-state-eng-city-manchester - Glasgow, SCT
-state-sct-city-glasgow - Leeds, ENG
-state-eng-city-leeds - Liverpool, ENG
-state-eng-city-liverpool - Edinburgh, SCT
-state-sct-city-edinburgh - Bristol, ENG
-state-eng-city-bristol - Sheffield, ENG
-state-eng-city-sheffield - Newcastle upon Tyne, ENG
-state-eng-city-newcastleupontyne - Cardiff, WLS
-state-wls-city-cardiff - Belfast, NIR
-state-nir-city-belfast
Examples to test from the United Kingdom
Pricing teams follow supermarket price matching between Tesco, Sainsbury's and Aldi, and track electricals across Currys and Argos. Rank trackers query Google.co.uk from a UK IP to see the local pack and shopping results a UK searcher is served; results still vary with signed-in state and search history. Travel analysts compare rail and airline fares by point of sale, and brand-protection teams monitor UK marketplaces for listings that should not be there.
United Kingdom: coverage and targeting notes
London is the largest market, with Manchester, Birmingham, Leeds, Glasgow and Edinburgh as sizeable markets of their own. Grocery delivery slots, restaurant coverage and property listings are postcode-specific, so those jobs may need a city rather than the country. The largest household broadband providers include BT, Sky, Virgin Media and TalkTalk, with EE, O2, Vodafone and Three on mobile; that describes the market, not the exits you will draw on a given day. For most pricing and SERP work, country-level targeting is enough.
Working with United Kingdom exits
- What ad verification needs from a proxy
- A risk screen before you scrape a new market
- Country, state and city targeting syntax