Country guide

Mexico proxies

Mexico is a large online market on the US border that prices in pesos and shops in Spanish. US stores treat it as a separate country with a separate catalogue, and a US address shows you none of that.
What Mexico costs

ISPfrom $1.50/IP/mo

Datacenterfrom $1.50/IP/mo

Residentialpool only

Minimum top-up$5

Which line

Buying for Mexico

Mo’s pick for Mexico

Start on ISP.

Amazon.com.mx is Amazon, with the same appetite for challenging addresses that look like a hosting company. If Amazon is on your list, start on ISP. A job that only touches Mercado Libre may not need pages at all: see whether its developer API covers your data first, and if not, datacenter is worth a test.

ISP and datacenter cost the same per IP right now, so the choice comes down to whether the site cares what kind of address you are on.

ISP

Pick Mexico at checkout

Choose Mexico when you order and the IP stays there for the whole term.

Under 5 IPs$3.20/IP/mo

500 IPs and up$1.50/IP/mo

Datacenter

Pick Mexico at checkout

Choose Mexico when you order and the IP stays there for the whole term.

Under 5 IPs$3.20/IP/mo

500 IPs and up$1.50/IP/mo

Residential

No country selection

The pool includes IPs in Mexico, but you cannot ask for them: each request exits wherever the next IP is. Buy it when the country does not matter.

Under 2 GB$5.50/GB

1,000 GB and up$1.75/GB

Nearby, also sold by country on ISP and datacenter: United States, Colombia.

Why Mexico

What people check from here

Mexican tracking often runs side by side with US tracking: the same product on Amazon.com.mx and Amazon.com, or a Mercado Libre price against the US one plus import costs. Mexico also has its own sale calendar, with El Buen Fin every November, when prices move quickly and a daily check is not enough.

  • Mercado Libre listing prices in MXN
  • The same product on Amazon.com.mx and Amazon.com
  • Price moves through El Buen Fin
  • google.com.mx results for Mexican Spanish keywords

The market

Currency
Mexican peso (MXN)
Languages
Spanish
Search engines
Google, Bing
Big marketplaces
Mercado Libre, Amazon.com.mx, Liverpool, Walmart México

Sites are named to say where checks from Mexico usually go. We are not affiliated with any of them, and their terms apply to what you do there.

Mexico questions

Is Mercado Libre in Mexico the same site as in Brazil?

Same company, separate site. Mercado Libre runs a storefront per country with its own sellers, prices and currency, so a Mexican IP gets you the Mexican one in pesos. Brazil has a page of its own here.

Why does Amazon.com.mx show different offers from Amazon.com?

They are separate stores with separate catalogues. Some items on Amazon.com.mx ship from the US with import costs added, others come from sellers in Mexico. Compare like with like: note the seller and the delivery date as well as the price.

Ordering, stock and metering work the same in every country: see the locations page.

The community layer

Stuck on a Mexico target? Ask the channel.

Say which site you are checking from Mexico and what it is doing to you. Someone has usually hit the same wall and will tell you which line gets past it before you spend anything.

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