singapore proxy for web scraping, carrier IPs that don't get blocked
scrape Singapore-localised prices, rankings and listings through dedicated mobile carrier IPs. HTTP + SOCKS5, rotation API, 200 GB to 1 TB of data per port, from $40/mo.
geo-localised data is the whole reason to scrape through Singapore: SG prices on e-commerce sites, SG search rankings, SG-only listings and availability. a dedicated mobile port gives your scraper a real carrier IP in Singapore that hard targets are reluctant to block.
when mobile beats datacenter for scraping
use cheap datacenter IPs for soft targets, they’re fine. reach for mobile carrier IPs when:
- the target blocks by ASN (any hosting-provider IP is dead on arrival)
- you need the SG-localised version of a site that geo-routes by carrier
- success rate matters more than raw throughput, retries on burned IPs cost more than a clean port
- you’re rendering with Playwright or Puppeteer and the IP layer needs to match a residential-grade fingerprint
we published 7 real scraping case studies on mobile proxies if you want the gritty details.
how scrapers integrate
import requests
proxies = {
"http": "http://USER:PASS@HOST:PORT",
"https": "http://USER:PASS@HOST:PORT",
}
r = requests.get("https://target.example/sg-page", proxies=proxies, timeout=30)
# need a fresh carrier IP? call your port's rotation link:
requests.get("https://singaporemobileproxy.com/rotate/YOUR_TOKEN")
same credentials work over SOCKS5 for Scrapy, Playwright and Puppeteer. rotation is on demand, so your pipeline controls exactly when identity changes.
dedicated matters for scraping too
shared mobile pools mean someone else’s burned session becomes your block page. our ports are 1 SIM = 1 customer, so your target only ever sees your behaviour. pace your requests and a single port runs for months without tripping anything.
pricing
one dedicated port is $40 per 30 days with 200 GB of data, $50 with 500 GB or $85 with 1 TB, and $4 gets you a single day. there are no multi-port bundles: each extra port is another plan at the same price, until 10 or more lines, which are $36 per line per 30 days (200 GB each), set up by hand over Telegram with @Xavierfok. full details on the plans page. spread scrapers across carriers by picking SingTel or M1 per port at checkout, at the same price.
point your scraper at the 24-hour free trial port first and measure the success rate yourself.
frequently asked questions
why use a mobile proxy for scraping instead of cheap datacenter proxies?
for targets that fingerprint and block by ASN and IP reputation, datacenter ranges die fast. mobile carrier IPs sit behind CGNAT shared with real users, so anti-bot systems pay a real cost for blocking them. you trade raw request volume for dramatically higher success rates on hard targets.
how do I rotate IPs from my scraper?
every port has a rotation link you can call over HTTP from your code or cron. a fresh carrier IP takes about 20 seconds. you can also set automatic rotation intervals of 5 minutes or more.
what bandwidth do I get?
every plan has a fixed data allowance of 200 GB, 500 GB or 1 TB per 30 days, and unused data rolls over for up to 3 months. there is no unlimited plan. for scraping SG-localised pages at sensible rates that is a lot of headroom.
do you support SOCKS5 for scraping frameworks?
yes, every port speaks HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same credentials, so it drops into requests, httpx, Scrapy, Playwright or Puppeteer without adapters.
is scraping legal through your proxies?
we provide the network layer for collecting publicly available data. what you scrape and how is governed by the target's terms and your jurisdiction, that part is your responsibility. we don't allow abuse and we respond to abuse reports.