Geo-Targeting
Selecting proxy IPs from a specific country, region, or city so your requests appear to originate from that exact location.

Full Definition
Geo-targeting (or geo-selection) is the ability to choose proxy IPs by geographic location — country, state/region, city, or even ISP. It is essential for use cases that rely on location-specific content: monitoring local search engine rankings, verifying region-locked ads, scraping geo-restricted streaming catalogues, checking localised pricing, or accessing content only available in a specific market. Premium residential proxy providers offer granular geo-targeting down to city level. Mobile proxy pools can often target by carrier as well as geography.





