Facebook Proxies
Agencies and teams give each Facebook profile its own fixed IP. City-level residential IPs show Marketplace and ads the way local users see them.
- Best fit
- ISP, one IP per account
- Price
- from $5.90 / IP for 30 days
- Bandwidth
- Unlimited, no GB cap
- Countries
- 16 with ISP stock
- For public data
- Residential, from $2.59/GB
What Is a Facebook Proxy?
A Facebook proxy is an IP address you put in front of one Facebook profile or one local check, so Facebook sees that IP and its location instead of yours.
Facebook watches where profiles log in from and asks for verification when the location changes. Agencies that manage client pages and ad accounts from one office give each profile its own dedicated ISP IP in the client's country. Marketplace and local ads change by city, which residential IPs with city targeting can show.
By task
Which Proxy for Which Facebook Task
| Facebook task | Proxy | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Managing client pages and ad accounts | ISP, one IP per profile | Each profile always logs in from the same address in the client's country |
| Marketplace listings in a city | Residential, by city | Marketplace shows items near the visitor, so check from that city |
| Checking ads and creatives by market | Residential, by country | See placements and creatives as local users do |
| Collecting public page data | Residential, rotating | Spreads page loads over many home IPs |
| Profile logins from hosting servers | Avoid datacenter IPs | Hosting ranges trigger more security checks |
Cost
What Facebook Accounts Cost on ISP IPs
Dedicated ISP IPs are priced per IP with unlimited bandwidth, so the cost grows with accounts, not with traffic.
| Accounts | 30-day rental | Per month on a 90-day rental |
|---|---|---|
| 1 | $5.90 | $3.84 |
| 5 | $29.50 | $19.20 |
| 10 | $59.00 | $38.40 |
| 25 | $147.50 | $96.00 |
One IP per account at the starting price; some countries cost more. Your first order is 10% off.
Setup
Set Up Proxies for Facebook
Buy one ISP IP per account
Pick the country each account normally logs in from. Most locations sell from one IP, for 30, 60 or 90 days.
Add it to the account's browser profile
In your anti-detect browser or scheduler, paste the IP in host:port:user:pass form, one IP per profile.
IP:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORDLog in and keep the pairing
Use the same IP for that account from now on. For public data, add a residential plan on the side.
Tips
Good Practice on Facebook
Use the profile's home country
Log in from an IP in the country the profile normally uses. A sudden country change brings a checkpoint.
One profile per IP and browser
Pair each profile with one IP and one browser profile in your anti-detect browser, and keep that pairing.
Proxies do not replace verification
Facebook still asks for two-factor codes and ID checks when it wants to. Keep recovery details for every profile you manage.
FAQ
Facebook Proxies FAQ
Short answers about proxies for Facebook.
Which proxy is best for Facebook?
A dedicated ISP proxy per profile for logged-in work, and residential proxies with city targeting for Marketplace and local ad checks.
How do I see Facebook Marketplace in another city?
Use a residential IP in that city, for example USER-region-us-city-chicago, and set the Marketplace location to match.
Can I manage several Facebook profiles from one computer?
Yes, with an anti-detect browser: one browser profile per Facebook profile, each with its own dedicated IP. Follow Facebook's terms on who may own and use each profile.
Do proxies stop Facebook restrictions?
No. Restrictions come from activity and policy issues. A proxy only keeps profiles apart by IP and location.
Other platforms
Proxies for Other Platforms
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Start with Facebook proxies
ISP IPs are rented per IP with unlimited bandwidth. Your first order is 10% off.