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Dominican Republic proxies

Q: How do I get a Dominican IP address?

Add -country-do to your proxy username and connect to gw.proxonym.com:8000 (HTTP) or :1080 (SOCKS5). Every request then leaves from a residential IP in the Dominican Republic. Drop the session parameter to get a new IP on each request.

Q: Can I target a specific city or province in the Dominican Republic?

Yes. Append -city-santo_domingo for Santo Domingo, or -state-santo_domingo for Santo Domingo. Use either a city or a province, not both. If no IP matches, the gateway returns a 502 error and you can widen the targeting.

In the Dominican Republic, shoppers browse in Spanish across Corotos classifieds, supermarket chains such as La Sirena and Nacional, and US stores reached through local courier services. Dominican residential IPs let teams check peso pricing, local search results and the travel offers shown to users in Santo Domingo, Santiago or Punta Cana.

Residential IPs
City targeting
HTTP & SOCKS5
Sticky sessions

297KResidential IPs
274KOn GB plans
23KOn unlimited plans

Proxy types

Proxies available in the Dominican Republic.

Residential proxies274K Dominican residential IPs, rotating or sticky, with city-level targeting.from $0.74/GB Unlimited residential23K IPs in the Dominican Republic on unmetered plans, priced by bandwidth.from $33.25/day

Mobile proxies, ISP proxies, Datacenter proxies, Dedicated datacenter: not hosted in the Dominican Republic yet. Residential IPs cover the Dominican Republic with the same credentials.

Targeting

Target the Dominican Republic down to the city.

Write the location into your username. Combine it with a session to keep the same Dominican IP for up to 120 minutes.

-country-doAny IP in the Dominican Republic
-country-do-state-santo_domingoSanto Domingo
-country-do-city-santo_domingoSanto Domingo
-country-do-session-a7k2Same IP across requests

Connect from the Dominican Republic

# Rotating Dominican IP on every request
curl -x http://gw.proxonym.com:8000 \
  -U "USERNAME-country-do:PASSWORD" \
  https://api.ipify.org

# Same IP in Santo Domingo for 30 minutes
curl -x http://gw.proxonym.com:8000 \
  -U "USERNAME-country-do-city-santo_domingo-session-a7k2-lifetime-30:PASSWORD" \
  https://api.ipify.org

Geo-targeting docs Integration guides

Cities & provinces

Popular targets in the Dominican Republic.

Cities

Santo Domingo-city-santo_domingo
Santiago de los Caballeros-city-santiago_de_los_caballeros
San Pedro de Macorís-city-san_pedro_de_macoris
La Romana-city-la_romana
San Cristóbal-city-san_cristobal
Puerto Plata-city-puerto_plata
Higüey-city-higuey

Provinces

Santo Domingo-state-santo_domingo
Santiago-state-santiago
La Altagracia-state-la_altagracia
San Cristóbal-state-san_cristobal
La Vega-state-la_vega
Puerto Plata-state-puerto_plata

Local websites teams monitor

Corotos
La Sirena
Supermercados Nacional
Plaza Lama
Diario Libre

For google.com.do results in the Dominican Republic, the SERP API returns parsed JSON with gl=do&hl=es.

How do I get a Dominican IP address?

Add -country-do to your proxy username and connect to gw.proxonym.com:8000 (HTTP) or :1080 (SOCKS5). Every request then leaves from a residential IP in the Dominican Republic. Drop the session parameter to get a new IP on each request.

Can I target a specific city or province in the Dominican Republic?

Yes. Append -city-santo_domingo for Santo Domingo, or -state-santo_domingo for Santo Domingo. Use either a city or a province, not both. If no IP matches, the gateway returns a 502 error and you can widen the targeting.

How many Dominican IPs are available?

Our network counts about 297K residential IPs in the Dominican Republic: about 274K on GB plans and 23K on unlimited plans. Pools change throughout the day as peers connect and disconnect.

Which proxy type should I use for the Dominican Republic?

Residential proxies are the safest choice for well-protected local websites. See the pricing page to compare plans.

Is it legal to use Dominican proxies?

Using a proxy is legal in most places, including for collecting public data, testing and ad verification. What matters is what you do with it: you must respect local laws, the terms of the sites you access and our acceptable use policy.