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Singapore residential proxies

Real Singaporean home IPs, selected with one flag in the username and billed at the same per-GB price as every other country. Rotating or sticky, HTTP and SOCKS5, with datacenter, ISP exits in Singapore on the same account.

Coverage in Singapore: residential Basic $0.80/GB and Premium $2.20/GB, no mobile pool, datacenter $0.50/GB, ISP $2.50/IP, all reached with the username flag USER-country-sg.
The flag USER-country-sg on the pr.quanticdata.io gateway is the whole change: the exit is a Singaporean ISP address, and every network Singapore has costs the same there as anywhere else.

What you get in Singapore

NetworkSingapore coverageFromBest for
Residential BasicYes, country targeting$0.80/GBVolume scraping of Shopee, Lazada, Carousell and PropertyGuru
Residential PremiumYes, country, city, ISP or ASN$2.20/GBProtected targets, localized SERPs and ads
Mobile 4G/5GNot in the current mobile poolUse residential Premium instead
DatacenterYes$0.50/GBOpen sites, APIs, speed
ISP (static)Yes, dedicated IPs$2.50/IPLong sessions, account management, allowlisting

Target Singapore in one flag

The country goes in the username. Everything else about the gateway stays the same, so switching markets is a string change, not a new integration.

# curl
curl -x pr.quanticdata.io:7777 -U "USER-country-sg:PASS" https://ipinfo.io/json

# Python requests
proxy = "http://USER-country-sg:PASS@pr.quanticdata.io:7777"
requests.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy}, timeout=30)

# Node 18+ (undici)
new ProxyAgent({ uri: "http://pr.quanticdata.io:7777", token: "Basic " + Buffer.from("USER-country-sg:PASS").toString("base64") })

Verify with the proxy tester: the response from ipinfo.io should show a Singaporean ISP and "country": "SG". For a city, generate strings with the dashboard or POST /v1/public/proxies/generate with country and city.

What Singaporean IPs are used for

  • Localized prices and availability. Shopee, Lazada, Carousell and PropertyGuru show different prices, stock and delivery options by region; a Singapore exit returns what a Singaporean shopper sees.
  • Search results as a local user. Google, Bing and DuckDuckGo results differ by country; the SERP API takes country: "sg" and routes through the same pool.
  • Ad and content verification. Confirm geo-targeted campaigns and localized pages from inside the market.
  • Lead lists and market research. Business listings, reviews and job postings from Singapore directories, without the geo wall.

Ready-made collectors that already accept a Singapore location or market: Google Maps Scraper API, Google Shopping API, Google Jobs API. Each takes a keyword or an id, not a URL, and is billed per delivered row.

Rotating or sticky

Rotating gives every request a fresh Singaporean IP and is right for one-shot page fetches. Sticky keeps one IP for a session of up to 120 minutes and is right for multi-step flows such as search, click, detail, cart. Both are modes of the same plan; the rotating proxies page explains the trade-off and the bandwidth math is in how much proxy data do I need.

Pricing

Country targeting is included on every plan. Residential Basic runs from $1.00/GB on the $5 trial bundle down to $0.80/GB, Premium from $4.00/GB down to $2.20/GB, datacenter from $0.80/GB down to $0.50/GB, ISP from $3.80 down to $2.50 per IP per 30 days. Plans are GB bundles with a term and no monthly cap; the full ladders are on the pricing page.

Choosing a Singapore proxy network by target: datacenter $0.50/GB for open sites, residential $0.80/GB where the IP is scored, Premium $2.20/GB for city targeting, ISP $2.50/IP for long sessions.
Pick by what the target checks: Shopee, Lazada, Carousell and PropertyGuru score the IP type, open sites do not — and rotating gives a fresh Singaporean IP per request while sticky holds one for up to 120 minutes.

Questions about Singapore proxies

How do I get a Singapore IP on QuanticData?

Add the country flag to the proxy username: USER-country-sg. Every request through that username exits from a Singapore IP. Rotating mode gives a new Singaporean IP per request; a sticky session keeps the same one for up to 120 minutes.

Which networks have Singapore IPs?

Residential Basic and Premium, datacenter and ISP all cover Singapore; the mobile pool does not currently list Singapore. Pick the network by what the target checks: datacenter for speed on open sites, residential where the site scores IP type.

How much do Singapore proxies cost?

The same as every other country: country targeting is included, not an add-on. Residential Basic from $0.80/GB, Premium from $2.20/GB, datacenter from $0.50/GB, ISP from $2.50 per IP per month. There is a free 100 MB residential trial.

Can I target a city in Singapore?

City-level targeting is available on Residential Premium where the pool has enough Singaporean peers; the proxy generator in the dashboard or POST /v1/public/proxies/generate lists the cities currently available for Singapore.

Is it legal to use Singapore proxies for scraping?

Using a proxy is legal. What matters is what you collect and how: public data without bypassing logins has fared well in court, personal data carries GDPR and local privacy duties, and a site's terms can still be enforced as a contract. The layer-by-layer treatment is in is web scraping legal.

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