UK Proxies: 2,024,700+ British Residential, ISP & Mobile IPs

Our residential proxies give you 2,024,700+ UK residential IPs assigned by British ISPs — BT, Sky, Virgin Media, TalkTalk and the regional providers behind them. A request through one of these looks like a household in Manchester or Leeds because, at the network level, that is what it is. That is why UK residential proxies are the default for Amazon UK, ASOS, Rightmove, comparison sites and any target that rate-limits by IP.

Two plans reach the same British pool: Residential Budget at $0.39/GB and Residential at $2.29/GB, both with country, region and city targeting across England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland. Both rotate the IP on every request or hold a sticky session on one UK address for up to 24 hours, and both include unlimited concurrent connections.

A private UK proxy means an address nobody else shares. Static ISP proxies with a UK location give you a residential-grade British IP registered to a UK provider, assigned to you alone and billed monthly from $6.99/month — the right tool for account logins, seller dashboards and recurring report pulls where the platform expects the same address every day. If you need the fixed IP but not residential trust, static datacenter proxies in the UK are faster and cheaper, from $4.99/month.

For platforms that fingerprint the carrier network, UK mobile proxies route traffic through real 4G/5G addresses from British carriers, from $3.49/GB — the highest-trust option for verifying mobile ad campaigns aimed at UK users or testing app behaviour from a British handset. All three are month-to-month or pay-as-you-go; a $2 test order needs no account.

Every UK proxy server on the network speaks HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with USER:PASS authentication, so it drops into Python requests, Scrapy, Playwright, Puppeteer, cURL and any anti-detect browser without an SDK. The country, region and session type are set in the username, which means switching a crawler from a UK proxy to a Germany proxy is a one-token change.

Test a credential with the free proxy checker before pointing a job at it: it reports the exit IP, that it resolves to the United Kingdom, the ISP and the round-trip latency. Setup guides for the common stacks are in the integration guides.

Free UK proxy lists are shared by thousands of people at once, so the addresses are already flagged on most British sites, drop mid-session, and expose your traffic to whoever runs the server. For a one-off check they work; for anything scheduled they cost more in retries and broken data than a paid pool does.

A paid UK residential plan gives you a pool of two million addresses with monitored reputation, sticky sessions, support and public per-GB pricing from $0.39/GB. The $2 test order exists so you can measure success rates on your own UK targets before committing — and every plan is used for collecting public data within applicable law and the target site's terms.