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🇨🇦 Canada proxies
Residential, datacenter and ISP proxies with real Canada IPs — geo-target Canada by country, city or state, all from one endpoint. Per-GB, no commitment.
From $7.35/GB · $2.57/GB in volume · 199 countries · no commitment
Canada proxies route your requests through IP addresses located in Canada, so target sites see local traffic — ideal for reaching Canada content, checking localized ads and pricing, and collecting region-specific data. Eveses covers 199 countries from one metered pool; you switch to Canada by changing a token in your password.
Proxy types available in Canada
Use Canada IPs — geo-targeted
curl -x "http://eveses_user_country-ca:[email protected]:12321" "https://target-site.com"Target a region inside Canada
Residential IPs are addressable by state and city — 11 regions available.
OntarioBritish ColumbiaQuebecAlbertaManitobaSaskatchewanNew BrunswickNewfoundland And LabradorNova ScotiaPrince Edward IslandYukon
FAQ
What are Canada proxies?›
Canada proxies route your requests through IP addresses located in Canada, so target sites see local Canada traffic. Eveses offers residential, datacenter and ISP proxies with Canada geo-targeting from a single endpoint.
How do I target Canada IPs?›
Append a country token to your proxy password (for example _country-ca), or pick a city or state inside Canada. The same endpoint works for every country — only the token changes.
Which proxy type is best for Canada?›
Residential Canada IPs are the block-resistant default and the only pool billed by the gigabyte. Datacenter is the cheapest way in where the target accepts hosted ranges, and ISP gives you a static Canada address for long logged-in sessions.
How are Canada proxies priced?›
By the gigabyte from your Eveses wallet on a volume ladder: $7.35/GB at 1 GB, falling to $2.57/GB in volume. Geo-targeting Canada costs nothing extra.
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