Country guide

Singapore proxies

Singapore is a small market with an outsized role: plenty of companies serve all of Southeast Asia, sometimes all of Asia-Pacific, from servers there. A Singapore address shows you the local stores and, often, the regional version of everything else.

Start with $5 All locations

What Singapore costs

ISPfrom $1.50/IP/mo

Datacenterfrom $1.50/IP/mo

Residentialpool only

Minimum top-up$5

Which line

Buying for Singapore

Mo’s pick for Singapore

Start on Datacenter.

Checking your own site, app store listing or CDN from the region is unguarded work: nothing on the other end cares what kind of address you are on, so a datacenter IP, labelled honestly as a server, does it. Shopee and Lazada are a different story. Both tend to challenge hosting ranges, and an ISP address often gets further there, as long as the checks stop at the ASN. Move marketplace jobs to ISP.

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 Singapore at checkout

Choose Singapore 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

ISP pricing About ISP

Datacenter

Pick Singapore at checkout

Choose Singapore 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 pricing About Datacenter

Residential

No country selection

The pool includes IPs in Singapore, 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

Residential pricing About Residential

Nearby, also sold by country on ISP and datacenter: Malaysia, Indonesia, Thailand, Hong Kong, Australia.

Why Singapore

What people check from here

Two jobs send people to Singapore. One is local shopping: Shopee and Lazada prices in SGD, Carousell listings, Amazon.sg delivery. The other is checking your own product from the region, since many services put their Southeast Asian servers in Singapore: does the page load at all, is the price in the right currency, does the regional pricing apply.

Shopee and Lazada prices in SGD
Carousell searches for new listings
Your own site as an Asia-Pacific visitor sees it
Whether your site and CDN answer a Singapore address

The market

Currency: Singapore dollar (SGD)
Languages: English, Malay, Mandarin, Tamil
Search engines: Google, Bing
Big marketplaces: Shopee, Lazada, Amazon.sg, Carousell

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

Singapore questions

Is Singapore a good stand-in for all of Southeast Asia?

For a site's regional version, often yes. For national stores it is not: Shopee and Lazada run a separate storefront per country, so a Singapore IP gets you the Singapore one. Malaysia, Indonesia and Thailand are on the ISP and datacenter lists too.

Will a Singapore exit make my scraper faster in Asia?

Not on its own. Each request goes from your scraper to the exit, on to the site and back, so a scraper running in Europe still crosses to Singapore and back every time. The exit decides which country the site sees; for speed, run the scraper itself in the region. For a site aimed at Japan, Korea or Hong Kong, an exit in that country gets you that country's page, which Singapore will not.

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

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The community layer

Stuck on a Singapore target? Ask the channel.

Say which site you are checking from Singapore 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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