South Africa residential proxies
South African retail pricing and local search results. NodeLighthouse routes your requests through residential IPs in South Africa at a flat $1.65/GB.
Connect to a South Africa IP
Use the username and password from your dashboard and add the country to the username. Port 9000 gives you a new IP on every request:
curl -x http://<USERNAME>-type-residential-country-za:<PASSWORD>@gw.nodelighthouse.com:9000 https://api.ipify.orgTo keep the same South Africa IP for a while (logins, carts, multi-step flows), use port 10000 with a session id. This one holds for 10 minutes:
curl -x http://<USERNAME>-type-residential-country-za-lifetime-10-session-abc12345:<PASSWORD>@gw.nodelighthouse.com:10000 https://api.ipify.orgSOCKS5 uses the same username on port 11000:
curl -x socks5h://<USERNAME>-type-residential-country-za:<PASSWORD>@gw.nodelighthouse.com:11000 https://api.ipify.orgCommon uses
See the guides for web scraping, local SERP tracking, price monitoring and ad verification, or set up your tool with the integration guides.
Questions
- How do I get a South Africa IP?
- Add -country-za to your proxy username, for example <USERNAME>-type-residential-country-za. Every request on port 9000 then exits from a residential IP in South Africa.
- Can I target a city in South Africa?
- Add -city-<name> after the country, with the city name in lowercase and no spaces. Coverage depends on the pool in that city, so test it with the $2 test pack first.
- How much do South Africa residential proxies cost?
- The same flat $1.65/GB as every other country: 5 GB is $8.25 and 50 GB is $82.50. Targeting doesn't cost extra.
Test South Africa IPs on your own targets
A flat $1.65/GB on every plan, with state and city targeting included. Start with the $2 for 500 MB test pack, paid in crypto.