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El Salvador Datacenter Proxies

El Salvador Datacenter Proxies are documented here for bandwidth-based workflows. Select the country and explore the recorded states, cities and country-level network options below. Compare the published GB bundles, confirm the generator options and test your destination before scaling. Catalog entries are not live IP counts.

10 GB for $8 · 30 days. Payment tax may apply.

Datacenter traffic · location and network options

El Salvador datacenter targeting

Select El Salvador (SV) in the QuanticData Datacenter traffic generator. The catalog below records the country’s state/region, city and network options where present. Traffic is measured in GB; these selector entries are not an allocation of IP addresses.

Country selector
sv
State / region entries
10
City entries
15
Country-level network / ASN entries
22

Catalog checked . Counts describe targeting options, not live stock, IP quantities, measured speed or guaranteed available exits.

State, region and city options in El Salvador

Open a region to inspect its recorded cities and exact selector codes. For a city-specific task, use the listed city in the generator; do not assume a similarly named city in another region is interchangeable.

Ahuachapan · 1 city entry

State/region selector: ahuachapan.

  • Ahuachapanahuachapan
Chalatenango Department · 1 city entry

State/region selector: chalatenangodepartment.

  • Chalatenangochalatenango
Departamento de San Salvador · 1 city entry

State/region selector: departamentodesansalvador.

  • San Salvadorsansalvador
La Libertad Department · 2 city entries

State/region selector: lalibertaddepartment.

  • Antiguo Cuscatlánantiguocuscatlan
  • Quezaltepequequezaltepeque
La Union · 1 city entry

State/region selector: launion.

  • San Alejosanalejo
San Miguel Department · 1 city entry

State/region selector: sanmigueldepartment.

  • San Miguelsanmiguel
San Salvador Department · 1 city entry

State/region selector: sansalvadordepartment.

  • San Salvadorsansalvador
Santa Ana Department · 2 city entries

State/region selector: santaanadepartment.

  • Chalchuapachalchuapa
  • Santa Anasantaana
Sonsonate Department · 1 city entry

State/region selector: sonsonatedepartment.

  • Sonsonatesonsonate
Usulutan · 4 city entries

State/region selector: usulutan.

  • Berlínberlin
  • Jucuapajucuapa
  • San Agustínsanagustin
  • Usulutanusulutan

Network and ASN options in El Salvador

These ISP/network labels and autonomous system numbers are country-level targeting options. They are not mapped to individual cities. A network label alone does not establish residential or mobile origin, a dedicated address, or availability for every location combination.

View all 22 network / ASN entries for El Salvador
  • AS14593 Space Exploration Technologies CorporationAS14593
  • AS14754 TELECOMUNICACIONES DE GUATEMALA, SOCIEDAD ANONIMAAS14754
  • AS16592 ICOMSA S.A. de C.V.AS16592
  • AS16906 El Salvador Network, S. A.AS16906
  • AS17079 Telemovil El Salvador S.A.AS17079
  • AS26617 Navega.com S.A.AS26617
  • AS27708 GCA TelecomAS27708
  • AS27729 Globalnet.hnAS27729
  • AS27773 MILLICOM CABLE EL SALVADOR S.A. DE C.V.AS27773
  • UFINET PANAMA S.A.AS52468
  • AS262179 TELENETWORK DE EL SALVADOR , S.A. DE C.V.AS262179
  • LIBERTY NETWORKS EL SALVADOR SOCIEDAD ANONIMA DE CAPITAL VARIABLEAS262199
  • AS262204 Telecomunicaciones de America S.A. de C.V.AS262204
  • AS263783 Telefonica Moviles El Salvador S.A. de C.V.AS263783
  • AS265780 FLYNET BUSINESS AND SYSTEM, SA de CVAS265780
  • AS266686 SISCOMP NETWORK S.A de C.V(Ego-Internet)AS266686
  • MULTIMEDIA NETWORK, S.A. DE C.V.AS266893
  • CABLE VISION POR SATELITE S.A. DE C.V.AS269734
  • SERVICABLE S.A. DE C.V.AS269769
  • JORGE ALFREDO ARGUETA FLORES (OMNIVISION-OMNICOM)AS269927
  • SERVICIOS Y ADMINISTRACION DE DATOS Y VIDEO, SOCIEDAD ANONIMA DE CAPITAL VARIABLEAS273171
  • TECNNITEL, S.A. DE C.V.AS273827

Choose the targeting that fits your task

  1. Keep the country selected. Use a listed region or city when the task needs geographic targeting.
  2. For a network-specific task, choose a recorded country-level ASN. The catalog does not establish that every ASN is available in every listed city.
  3. Generate the complete connection details in the dashboard and check the resulting location and response against your intended destination before a larger run.

The complete recorded lists are included in this page. Open the location and network disclosures to inspect them; no JavaScript or additional lookup is required.

Published bundles · USD

Datacenter Proxies pricing

These are network-wide bandwidth bundles, not a country-specific IP allocation. The unit rate requires the full bundle quantity. Confirm the location and final payment total in the dashboard before ordering.

Compare all 5 bundles
Published Datacenter proxies bundles
BandwidthTotalValidity
10 GB$830 days
100 GB$7090 days
250 GB$13090 days
500 GB$250360 days
1,000 GB$500360 days

Published plan snapshot. PayPal, card and Stripe payments carry 22% VAT; crypto and balance payments carry 0%. The free proxy trial is Residential Basic, not this network.

Choose by the location requirement

Network choices for El Salvador

Mobile catalog
1 region entries · 1 city entries · 1 distinct ISP codes
Static ISP ordering
Country absent from the 25-country configuration
IPv6 country selector
Country not listed

Mobile examples with their recorded parent regions: San Salvador: San Salvador. El Salvador Mobile location details contain the complete tree.

Each row describes its own product. Mobile city and carrier entries are not evidence of Datacenter proxies coverage. Choose a network by the kind of location control you need, then check the actual generator before committing bandwidth.

Understand the network field

ASN targeting is a routing choice

IETF RFC 1930, section 3 describes an autonomous system as IP prefixes operated under a defined routing policy. An ASN identifies that routing system; it is not by itself proof of residential origin, mobile access, a particular city or an available datacenter exit.

For the bandwidth-based product, use the ASN values offered by its generator. Do not convert a provider name into a guessed ASN or append an ISP suffix copied from a Mobile example. Geographic and network controls must be interpreted in the context of the selected Datacenter plan.

This country guide describes configured targeting options separately from live inventory. It carries no claim about a country-level pool size, residential origin, site acceptance or measured speed. QuanticData estimates approximately 10 million IPs across its global Datacenter network; this estimate does not establish an allocation or an available exit in El Salvador. The current geographic catalog preserves each listed city under its recorded parent region. Country-level network options are shown separately; they do not imply that every city-and-network combination is available.

Use the assigned endpoint

Connect with your generator values

  1. Choose the matching product

    Open Datacenter proxies in the dashboard and check the options for El Salvador. A saved country catalog is a planning reference; use the current generator as your connection configuration.

  2. Copy the complete connection details

    Set the variables below to the protocol, host, port, complete username and password supplied by your generator. Copy the username exactly, including any generated targeting or session fields. No single username syntax is portable across these networks.

  3. Test your own destination

    Set TEST_URL to an endpoint you are authorized to use. Inspect the exit, response and redirects before running a larger task. Keep credentials private and use the proxy connection tester if you need help composing a client command.

curl --proxy "$PROXY_SCHEME://$PROXY_HOST:$PROXY_PORT"   --proxy-user "$PROXY_USER:$PROXY_PASS"   "$TEST_URL"

FAQ

Can I get Datacenter proxies in El Salvador?

El Salvador is a selectable country in the Datacenter traffic catalog checked on 2026-09-13. This confirms a configured targeting option, not live inventory or destination acceptance. Copy the complete connection from the generator and test your workflow before scaling.

Can I choose a city or ISP in El Salvador?

The current country catalog contains 10 state/region entries, 15 city entries and 22 country-level network/ASN entries. Use only the recorded options shown in this guide. Networks are not mapped to each city, and the catalog does not guarantee every city-and-network combination.

What is the minimum bandwidth bundle?

The published Datacenter traffic entry bundle is 10 GB for $8 with a 30-day term. Larger bundles have different terms: 100 GB and 250 GB last 90 days, while 500 GB and 1,000 GB last 360 days. The dedicated duration-based product is a separate plan.

Does the approximate 10 million IP figure apply to El Salvador?

No. The approximately 10 million IPs describe the global Datacenter network only. QuanticData-provided estimate, 2026-09-12; not a per-country count/measurement. No portion has been assigned mathematically to this country; its live pool IP count remains unknown. Geographic catalog entries are not IP quantities.

Does the catalog guarantee a working connection?

No. A location catalog describes selector values, not an observed connection. Test with the complete endpoint and credentials assigned by your generator, check the returned exit and response, and include redirects and required resources. A country match does not guarantee destination acceptance or uninterrupted availability.

Choose the location. Check the fit.

Review the plan and its targeting controls, then test the connection with your own workflow.

Review Datacenter proxies plans

Catalog sources

QuanticData targeting catalog, checked 2026-09-12. Download the location reference. Counts describe catalog entries, never IP inventory.