How many proxy IPs does ColdProxy have in Brazil?

ColdProxy's Brazil pool currently sits at 7.8M IPs. Pool size matters because larger pools rotate more freely, reducing repeated-IP pressure on rate-limited targets. This is a reviewed snapshot that can change with ISP supply. If your project needs a minimum pool size, contact sales before you buy and we will assess whether it is possible.

Can I target a specific city in Brazil?

Yes. The Residential IPv4 plans offer country, state, and city targeting in Brazil, and city availability follows local ISP supply. On Datacenter IPv6 specifically, we run Datacenter IPv6 locations in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasilia. You pin a city at request time by extending your proxy username (for example user-country-br-city-saopaulo). For a city that is not in the Datacenter IPv6 list, open a sales ticket with the city name and we will confirm current Residential IPv4 pool depth before you commit.

What sites can I scrape with Brazil proxies?

Common public targets for Brazil proxies include Mercado Livre, OLX, and Magalu, plus social-media platforms, travel aggregators, and geo-sensitive public pages. Because the IPs are real residential, they are a better fit than datacenter ranges on targets that require consumer ISP reputation.

Brazil Proxies — Real Residential IPs from Local ISPs

Brazilian residential proxy IPs route your traffic through real, ISP-assigned addresses inside Brazil. It is home to 213.4M people and sits in South America. ColdProxy lists a Residential IPv4 pool of 7.8M IPs in Brazil, suited to web scraping, ad verification, SERP rank tracking, e-commerce price monitoring, and social media workflows. City-level targeting is supported wherever our ISP supply allows. For speed-first jobs on targets on IPv6 or a supported CDN, Datacenter IPv6 is also listed in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasilia.

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Brazil residential proxies for local market work

Brazil is ColdProxy's largest South American market, with a 7.8M residential IPv4 pool. Portuguese-language monitoring of Mercado Livre, OLX, and Magalu routes through real residential IPs. For throughput-first scraping on targets on IPv6 or a supported CDN, Datacenter IPv6 adds 3 locations.

Brazil residential proxies use ISP-assigned addresses in Brazil and give you 7.8M listed residential IPs to monitor local product pages, marketplaces, and regional price changes across Mercado Livre, OLX, and Magalu. Use them when you need local residential routing, country, state, or city targeting, sticky sessions, and HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 support.

Residential pool7.8M listed IPs

Published Residential IPv4 pool depth for Brazil.

Targeting controlscountry-br

Residential IPv4 offers country, state, and city targeting in Brazil; city availability follows local ISP supply.

ProtocolsHTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5

Use User:Pass or IP Auth, sticky or rotating sessions, and UDP via SOCKS5 on the matching plan.

Datacenter IPv63 locations

Speed-first IPv6 routing is listed in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasilia.

How teams use Brazil residential proxies

Start with price monitoring, verify the exit location, then scale the same country-targeted setup into larger monitoring, QA, or public-data workflows.

Use Brazil residential proxies for price monitoring

Start here when you need to monitor local product pages, marketplaces, and regional price changes. Route requests through Brazil so search results, pricing, ads, and catalogs reflect the local market.

Use-case guide

Test a few local sites before scaling up

Test a small target set first: Mercado Livre, OLX, and Magalu. Confirm location, language, currency, and response quality before you run a larger residential job.

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Country targeting example

Use the ISO alpha-2 country token when building a country-targeted username for Brazil.

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Brazil proxy pool at a glance

7.8MResidential IPv4 pool
213.4MPopulation
3 locationsDatacenter IPv6 coverage
HTTP(S), SOCKS5Protocols on every plan
South AmericaRegion

In Brazil, Residential IPv4 routes through ISP-assigned addresses. On top of that, our Datacenter IPv6 network is deployed in São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, and Brasilia, so you can choose residential for consumer ISP reputation or, for targets on IPv6 or a supported CDN, Datacenter IPv6 for raw throughput inside Brazil.

Pool data reviewed April 28, 2026. Residential IPv4 pool sizes can change with ISP supply. Datacenter IPv6 is limited to the locations listed for this country.

How network conditions in Brazil shape residential routing

Brazil's consumer-internet market is served by Claro NXT Telecomunicacoes Ltda, Telefonica Brasil, and TIM S/A, spanning about 9,128 networks that carry most of the country's home broadband. Residential IPv4 addresses routed through that kind of last-mile network suit price-monitoring work, showing the offers and shipping that real Brazilian households see on Portuguese-language marketplaces such as Mercado Livre, OLX, and Magalu. ColdProxy lists a Residential IPv4 pool of roughly 7.8M IPs for Brazil.

Brazil proxy network at a glance

For Brazil, market context includes a Portuguese-language market; local currency BRL; common targets include Mercado Livre, OLX, Magalu. The figures below describe the country's public IP infrastructure alongside ColdProxy's listed coverage.

7.8MResidential IPv4 poolColdProxy listed pool for this market
9,128Networks (ASNs)Autonomous systems allocated to this country
80.0MIPv4 address space12,902 allocated ranges
8,913IPv6 rangesAllocated IPv6 prefixes
3 locationsDatacenter IPv6São Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, Brasilia

Country network figures (ASN, IPv4/IPv6 allocation) from RIPEstat public RIR registry data. Residential IPv4 pool size and Datacenter IPv6 locations from ColdProxy's listed coverage. Last updated May 25, 2026.