United Kingdom Proxies
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Real UK IP addresses with targeting down to the city, from a network of millions across 150+ countries that we verify around the clock. No subscription, pay as you go, and a balance that never expires. From $0.44/GB.
Just need a few free ones? Browse the live free UK list.
Dedicated UK IPs
Five ways to hold a real UK address
Prices come from the live catalog. The dedicated IP cards are confirmed against it before they render, and residential targets the United Kingdom per GB when you generate.
Residential Premium
from$1.49/GB
Real UK household IPs, aimed down to a state, a city or a single ISP. Sticky sessions up to 24 hours, SOCKS5 with UDP, and a block list for what you want to avoid.
Residential Lite
from$0.50/GB
The same UK household network at the lowest per-GB rate, targeted by country rather than by city. Rotating or sticky, pay per GB, balance never expires.
Static ISP
from$0.65/GB
Dedicated UK IPs registered to consumer ISPs, held for weeks or months. The stability of a server with a residential footprint.
Datacenter
from$0.10/IP
Dedicated UK IPv4 and IPv6 addresses for volume work where raw speed matters more than a residential footprint.
Mobile 4G/5G
from$1.50/GB
Real 4G and 5G carrier IPs on genuine carrier networks, billed per GB, rotating or sticky. The highest-trust footprint there is, and the hardest to distinguish from a phone.
Residential Premium
What Premium adds in United Kingdom
Lite reaches United Kingdom by country and rotates. Premium turns every one of these on, from the same balance, at no extra charge per option.
ISP targeting
Pin every exit to one network by its AS number: a cable provider, a mobile carrier, or any network the country lists. The picker reads the live catalog, so a pick is a network the gateway can serve.
13,800+ networks
State or city
Aim a line at a US state or at a single city in 200+ countries. One level at a time, chosen per generated line, not per purchase.
26,000+ cities
Sticky sessions to 24 hours
Hold one exit for as little as 3 minutes or as long as a day. Every sticky line gets its own port, and a session you no longer need can be dropped early from the dashboard or the API.
3 min to 24 h
Device OS
Ask for an exit that belongs to a Windows, Android, iOS or macOS device when the target keys on the platform.
4 platforms
Exclusions
Keep a country, a state, a city or a network out of the rotation instead of chasing the ones you want. Exact match by default, or let the gateway fall back within the country.
Country, state, city, network
IP whitelist
Add up to 150 addresses you control and connect from them without a password. A whitelisted connection rotates through any country; the password lines carry the targeting.
150 IPs per plan
SOCKS5 with UDP
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on every line, plus UDP relays over SOCKS5 for the tools that speak it.
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, UDP
Per-plan statistics
Bytes, requests and success rate per hour or per day, and the heaviest target hosts and countries, read from the network's own metering of your plan.
30-day window
Coverage
Target United Kingdom down to the city
28,904 listed places, cities down to villages, in a country of 66 million people, 4 regions, the capital is London. The 2,874 biggest carry their own page and targeting request.
United Kingdom by region
Biggest cities first
Working around United Kingdom instead? Ireland borders it.
The 12 biggest listed cities marked.
United Kingdom on the world map.
One network, many names
UK brand choice hides very little network choice
More than 650 retail broadband brands sell UK home internet, which sounds like enormous diversity until you look one layer down. Most of them resell a single wholesale access network, Openreach, which reaches around 23 million premises. Openreach runs the physical line but does not hand out the customer's public IP: that comes from the retail provider's own network. So the address a site actually sees clusters by retail ISP, and the big four carry roughly four in five UK connections between them. Mobile is the same shape, only starker: the two largest UK mobile brands by customer count both ride Virgin Media O2's network, so a Tesco Mobile or Sky Mobile IP is physically a Virgin Media O2 IP.
For a proxy buyer that is the fact that matters. A UK pool can look varied by brand and still be concentrated across a handful of networks, which is precisely what a detection system keys on. It is why the live picture on our free list is worth more than a headline count: what you want to know is which networks the addresses actually sit on, not how many logos are involved.
Where UK IPs earn their keep
A commerce-heavy market with its own quirks
Britain shops online more than almost anyone. Online was 29.4% of all UK retail in mid-2026, one of the highest shares in the world, which is why so much UK-IP work is retail price and availability tracking across Amazon.co.uk, Argos, Tesco, ASOS and the rest. Search tracking sits alongside it: google.co.uk now redirects to google.com, so the country domain no longer selects UK results, and an IP that resolves to Britain is what pulls a genuinely UK-localised SERP.
Two UK specifics are worth knowing. British broadcasters gate their streams at playback rather than at the page, so QA teams verify from UK addresses that a geo-fence or a regional catalogue behaves the way it should. And the Premier League's Saturday 3pm broadcast blackout is still in force under the current rights cycle, the exact opposite of how US baseball blackouts have mostly fallen away, so anyone testing UK sports availability is testing against a rule that is very much alive. The through line is verification and monitoring work, and our scraper APIs take a UK exit for the automated version of it.
The residential reality
What you are actually buying, and the rules around it
UK residential and ISP addresses come off the consumer networks behind those retail brands: BT and EE, Sky, Virgin Media O2, and the growing altnet fibre players. One detail shapes pool quality more than most people expect: Virgin Media O2, the UK's second-largest broadband network, still does not give residential customers native IPv6, which is a big part of why the UK sits mid-table on IPv6 while Germany runs far ahead. Mobile is now three host networks after Vodafone and Three merged into VodafoneThree in 2025, so UK per-GB mobile rides one of those three radio networks.
On the rules: the UK runs UK GDPR plus the Data (Use and Access) Act that passed in 2025, and the Computer Misuse Act draws a hard line at access you were not authorised to have. Britain also regulates online safety more actively than most of its neighbours, and enforcement is real rather than theoretical. We sell UK infrastructure for legitimate business use, our terms require you to respect UK law and each site's own rules, and anything touching personal data or protected access is a question to take seriously and, where it matters, to a lawyer.
Trust
Who you are buying from
Same network, same team and same terms behind every page on this site, United Kingdom included.
Rated by paying customers
114 reviews on Trustpilot, 92% of them five-star. The badge links to the live profile, judge for yourself.
Real people, around the clock
Live chat sits on every page, bottom right. Ask about United Kingdom targeting before you pay and a person from the team that runs the network answers, whatever the hour.
Terms that do not trap you
Pay as you go, no subscription, and a balance that never expires. Not ready to spend? The free United Kingdom list is public and measured around the clock.
FAQ
UK proxy questions, answered
How many free UK proxies are live right now?
Our live free list carries the live figure straight from our verification engine, next to the network and city breakdown it is drawn from. It re-checks on a few-minute cycle, so what you see is the current state of the pool, not a number set once and forgotten.
Why do so many UK ISPs share the same network?
Most UK retail broadband is sold over one wholesale access network, Openreach, so hundreds of brand names sit on relatively few underlying networks, and the public IP comes from the retail ISP rather than from Openreach. UK addresses therefore group by retail-ISP network, which is why the per-network picture matters more here than a raw count.
Can I target a specific UK city?
Residential plans support city-level targeting within the United Kingdom, so a session can come out in London, Manchester or wherever a task needs, subject to live availability in that area.
What proxy types are available for the UK?
Four, and each is checked against the live catalogue before it appears here: rotating residential with city targeting, static ISP addresses, dedicated 4G and 5G mobile on UK carriers, and datacenter IPv4 and IPv6.
Do I need a UK IP for google.co.uk now that it redirects?
google.co.uk points at google.com these days, so the domain no longer decides the country. A UK-resolving IP is what returns properly UK-localised results, which is why rank tracking for British queries runs through UK exits.
Is scraping UK websites within the rules?
Collecting public data is generally fine, while the Computer Misuse Act and UK GDPR draw firm lines around unauthorised access and personal data, and the UK enforces its online rules actively. This is context, not legal advice: treat a login wall or anything personal as a question for a lawyer.