United States Residential Proxies

Route traffic through real consumer connections in United States. The coverage figures below are read from our supplier snapshot and refreshed daily, rather than being a number written into the page once and left there.

Targeting United States

Targeting rides in the username, so switching market needs no dashboard change and no second credential. Append the country code to your username:

# Anywhere in United States
curl -x http://USER-country-us:PASS@gw-residential.node4.io:8082 https://api.ipify.org

# Over SOCKS5, same credential
curl --socks5-hostname USER-country-us:PASS@gw-residential.node4.io:1082 https://api.ipify.org

# Hold one United States exit across requests (pick any letters and digits)
curl -x http://USER-country-us-session-482913:PASS@gw-residential.node4.io:8082 \
  https://api.ipify.org

Requesting a city with no exits is refused rather than silently redirected, so you never receive data from the wrong place believing it came from United States.

Cities with coverage in United States

5073 cities are targetable. A sample is shown below; the targeting builder in your dashboard offers the full list, so you never have to guess whether a city has exits.

Why a United States residential IP

American e-commerce is priced, stocked and merchandised for American visitors. Amazon.com, Walmart, Best Buy and Target adjust availability and delivery promises by ZIP code; Google results, airline fares and the streaming catalogs of Netflix and Hulu all differ from what a European IP is shown. A residential US address is the only reliable way to observe the market as an American shopper actually experiences it.

What teams run through United States

Pricing teams track Amazon Buy Box behavior, Walmart rollbacks and Best Buy stock across regions; travel analysts watch fares on Delta, United and Expedia, which vary with the shopper's location. Ad-verification work checks that Google, Meta and programmatic placements render correctly for US audiences, while SERP tracking against Google.com (still the default search engine for most Americans) needs genuine US residential IPs to return honest local packs and shopping results. Brand-protection teams also monitor US marketplaces for gray-market listings.

United States: coverage and targeting notes

The United States is too large and too varied to treat as one market. Sales tax, shipping cutoffs and inventory differ between California, Texas, New York and Florida, and metro-level results in Los Angeles, Chicago, Houston and Miami diverge further still. Residential connectivity is dominated by Comcast Xfinity, Charter Spectrum, AT&T and Verizon, so a healthy US pool spans all of them. State or city targeting is genuinely worthwhile here in a way it is not for smaller markets.

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