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Mexico residential proxies

Mexican residential proxies are real IP addresses from Mexican households, assigned by consumer ISPs such as Telmex (Infinitum), Total Play, Megacable and Izzi. They let you browse, scrape and verify Mexican storefronts, pricing and content as a genuine in-country user — across Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey and Tijuana — instead of from a datacenter IP that Mercado Libre, Coppel and local geo-gates flag and block on sight.

HTTP / SOCKS5City & ISP targetingTraffic never expiresVerified clean monthly
276,405IPs in pool
25+Cities covered
113ISP networks
304 msMedian latency
99.4%Strictly clean

Mexico residential proxies, at a glance

Mexico residential proxies are real IP addresses from Mexican households, assigned by consumer ISPs. They let you browse, scrape and verify Mexican websites, pricing and content as a genuine in-country user — instead of from a datacenter IP that local sites flag and block.

Pool type
Residential, multi-ISP
Cities covered
Benito Juarez, Mexico City, Guadalajara
Top ISPs
Telmex (Infinitum) · Total Play · Megacable
Protocols
HTTP, SOCKS5
Rotation
Per-request or sticky
Geo-accuracy
100%
Pool cleanliness
99.4% clean
Pricing
from $2.00/GB
Last measured
2026-06-23
Support
24/7

Why teams pick our Mexican pool

Real residential IPs, precise targeting, and quality you don't have to take on faith.

Real residential IPs

Genuine home connections from Mexican consumer ISPs — not datacenter ranges that get blocked on sight.

City & ISP targeting

Target individual cities and carriers where pool depth allows — down to the provider.

Rotating or sticky

Per-request rotation for scale, or sticky sessions up to ~72h for multi-step flows.

HTTP & SOCKS5

Works with any client, scraper or automation stack out of the box.

Ethically sourced

IPs from an opt-in residential network — real users who consented to share bandwidth.

Verified clean, monthly

We re-measure the pool every month and publish the numbers, so they stay current.

Quality you can verify

Every month we run the same benchmark — a random sample of IPs scored against Scamalytics, latency tested from a neutral VPS, and geo-accuracy checked across independent databases. The figures below reflect production, not a best-case lab run.

Cleanliness Scamalytics · 100,000 IPs
Strictly cleanShare of a random 100,000-IP sample that passes every Scamalytics check at once — fraud score in the clean band, not flagged as datacenter/hosting, not a known VPN or public proxy, and absent from every reputation blacklist we test.99.4%
Datacenter contaminationShare of sampled IPs that Scamalytics classifies as datacenter or hosting infrastructure rather than a real consumer connection. A residential pool should sit at or near 0%.0%
On any blacklistShare of sampled IPs present on at least one public IP-reputation blacklist (Spamhaus-style feeds). A small non-zero figure is normal for any large residential pool — these are real lines that occasionally get listed.0.29%
Low fraud-risk (0–19)Share of sampled IPs whose Scamalytics fraud score falls in the 0–19 “low risk” band — the range anti-fraud systems treat as least suspicious.99.5%
Geo-accuracyShare of sampled IPs that resolve to Mexico, cross-checked against three independent geo-IP databases (db-ip, MaxMind, ipinfo) plus the Cloudflare edge. This is the signal local geo-gates actually read.100%
Latency & speed VPS → Cloudflare
Median latencyThe 50th-percentile (median) round-trip time of an HTTPS request sent through the proxy to Cloudflare’s nearest edge, measured from a neutral benchmark VPS — not from your own location, so treat it as a relative quality signal.304ms
p90 / p95 latencyThe 90th and 95th-percentile round-trip times: 90% and 95% of requests complete faster than these. They describe the tail, not the typical request.394 / 488 ms
Connection successShare of benchmark requests that completed successfully, including automatic retries. Residential exit nodes can drop occasionally, so this sits just under 100%.99.3%
Throughput (median / p95)Download throughput pulling a fixed test file through the proxy — median and 95th-percentile, in megabytes per second (MB/s). These are real home lines, so speed varies by node.1.59 / 4.02 MB/s
Large-file completionShare of large-file downloads that finished without the connection dropping mid-transfer.86%
Network composition
Connection typeShare of the pool that is genuine residential (a consumer ISP line) rather than datacenter or hosting — measured per sample, not asserted.100% residential
ISP networks (ASN)Number of distinct autonomous systems (separate ISP networks) seen across the sample — a proxy for how diverse the pool is and how widely rotation spreads exits.113
Rotation modesHow exit IPs are assigned: a fresh IP on every request, or a sticky session that holds one IP for a multi-step flow (login → cart → checkout).per-request · sticky
Top carriersThe ISPs contributing the most exit IPs to this country’s pool, ranked by share of the measured sample.Telmex (Infinitum) · Total Play · Megacable
Measured on 100,000 addresses from a neutral VPS against Cloudflare's edge, accurate as of the last benchmark. A repeat run may differ by a small margin, but the figures fully reflect the order of magnitude and are a sound basis for judging whether the pool fits your use case. Per-target scraping success isn't published — it depends on your fingerprint and setup, not just the IP.

Target down to the city

«Avg. online» is the average number of distinct devices connected and available at the same moment — not a cumulative total. Grouped into High / Medium / Low.

RegionLatencyAvg. onlinePool
Mexico City303 ms~5,654High
México305 ms~1,953High
Jalisco314 ms~1,896High
Nuevo León295 ms~1,871High
Baja California262 ms~1,330High
Veracruz320 ms~1,264High
Puebla308 ms~958High
Guanajuato307 ms~950High
Sonora266 ms~793High
Sinaloa290 ms~698High
Coahuila293 ms~694Medium
Tamaulipas297 ms~669Medium
Michoacán304 ms~657Medium
Chihuahua298 ms~628Medium
Querétaro305 ms~508Medium
Yucatán332 ms~458Medium
Chiapas326 ms~454Medium
San Luis Potosí301 ms~392Medium
Tabasco322 ms~355Medium
Quintana Roo328 ms~351Medium
Baja California Sur289 ms~281Low
Hidalgo317 ms~260Low
Aguascalientes307 ms~227Low
Oaxaca353 ms~227Low
Zacatecas315 ms~219Low
Morelos329 ms~194Low
Colima287 ms~186Low
Durango343 ms~165Low
Guerrero313 ms~157Low
Tlaxcala310 ms~140Low
CityLatencyAvg. onlinePool
Benito Juarez298 ms~2,525High
Mexico City311 ms~2,502High
Guadalajara327 ms~1,530High
Monterrey296 ms~1,454High
Gustavo Adolfo Madero316 ms~1,354High
Tijuana254 ms~1,331High
Puebla City308 ms~1,316High
Veracruz314 ms~972High
León313 ms~849High
Cuauhtémoc284 ms~826Medium
Zapopan266 ms~773Medium
Mexicali282 ms~773Medium
Querétaro City303 ms~757Medium
Hermosillo255 ms~742Medium
Iztapalapa301 ms~742Medium
Mérida331 ms~719Medium
Torreón292 ms~673Low
Culiacán282 ms~643Low
San Luis Potosí City297 ms~635Low
Ciudad Juárez290 ms~627Low
Morelia304 ms~620Low
Guadalupe292 ms~604Low
Tuxtla Gutiérrez325 ms~566Low
Reynosa301 ms~536Low
Naucalpan307 ms~520Low
ProviderLatencyAvg. onlinePool
Telmex (Infinitum)fixed296 ms~9,404High
Total Playfixed294 ms~6,615High
Megacablefixed313 ms~4,733High
Izzifixed252 ms~3,161High
Alestrafixed338 ms~298High
Velocom De CVfixed340 ms~74Medium
Television POR Cable Tepa De C.Vfixed292 ms~44Medium
Comunicación B15 de C.V.fixed325 ms~44Medium
Fibra A LA Casafixed289 ms~39Low
Soluciones de Tecnologia Jah de Cvfixed328 ms~39Low
ENI NETWORKS SAPI de CVfixed488 ms~35Low
Doornet de cvfixed307 ms~35Low
Javier Tamayo Garciafixed344 ms~35Low
Digy Networks De C.V.fixed359 ms~31Low

Geo-accuracy — every IP sold as Mexico resolves to Mexico across three independent geo-databases (db-ip, MaxMind, ipinfo); high geo-accuracy is the signal local geo-gates rely on.

Mexico proxies by use case

Organised by what you're doing, not by platform. Local services are listed where they matter.

E-commerce & market research

Check storefronts, prices and local listings from inside the market.
  • Storefront monitoring
  • Local price tracking
  • Seller research
Mercado Libre MéxicoAmazon MexicoCoppelLiverpoolWalmart Mexico

Ad verification & performance

See how ads, creatives and SERP render to a local user — no manual switching.
  • Local SERP
  • Creative checks
  • Landing pages
FacebookInstagramTikTokYouTubeX (Twitter)

Travel & price intelligence

Capture flight and hotel fares the way a local customer sees them.
  • Geo-priced fares
  • Offer monitoring
  • Rate comparison
Despegar MéxicoVolarisVivaAerobusAeroméxicoPrice Travel

Streaming & geo-verification

Verify region-locked catalogues and geo-gates from the right location.
  • Geo-checks
  • Catalogue verification
  • Regional availability
ViXTUDNClaro VideoAzteca DeportesHBO Max Mexico

Classifieds & local listings

Monitor used-goods, autos and rentals across local classifieds.
  • Listing monitoring
  • Price tracking
  • Regional coverage
Segundamano / VivanunciosMercado Libre AutosSeminuevosKavakSolo Autos

Dev & automation

Residential IPs for pipelines, tests and permitted data collection via API.
  • Pipeline integration
  • API management
  • Sticky sessions
PythonScrapycURLGitHub

Beyond local sites, the same Mexican pool works for the major global platforms — Google, Meta, Amazon, YouTube, TikTok and Netflix — seen from the Mexican locale: local pricing, ads, catalogues, SERP and content.

Developer API

Generate Mexico-scoped endpoints in the dashboard, copy tested snippets, or automate proxy lists through the public API. City, ISP, sticky sessions and saved lists stay in one clean workflow.

1import requests
2
3headers = {"x-api-key": "gpx_live_YOUR_KEY"}
4payload = {
5 "country_code": "MX",
6 "city": "Benito Juarez",
7 "session_type": "sticky",
8 "quantity": 5,
9 "protocol": "socks5"
10}
11
12response = requests.post(
13 "https://jetproxy.io/api/v1/generate",
14 headers=headers,
15 json=payload,
16 timeout=30
17)
18print(response.json()["proxies"])

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Higher volume means lower price per gigabyte. No subscriptions or hidden fees.

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10 GB$34.50
$3.45 / GB
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$3.20 / GB
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50 GB$147.50
$2.95 / GB
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100 GB$270.00
$2.70 / GB
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250 GB$612.50
$2.45 / GB
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500 GB$1,100.00
$2.20 / GB
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1 TB$2,000.00
$2.00 / GB
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Questions buyers actually ask

Still weighing whether the Mexican pool fits your use case? Our team answers real questions on Telegram, around the clock — before and after you buy.

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Will these work for scraping Mercado Libre and Coppel?
That's the primary use case. The pool is genuine residential — the property local marketplace anti-bot systems look for — so these IPs pass where datacenter ranges get blocked. Outcomes still depend on your fingerprint, headers and request pacing, so pair the proxy with a clean setup and a matching Mexican timezone (Central, or Pacific/Mountain in the northwest).
Can I target a specific city like Mexico City or Guadalajara?
Yes, where pool depth allows — choose the city when you generate the proxy list. Our coverage tables show live concurrency for Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Tijuana, Puebla and León, so you can see which cities carry the deepest rotation before you commit.
Do the IPs geolocate inside Mexico?
Yes — the pool resolves to Mexico with 100% geo-accuracy against Cloudflare and across independent geo-databases in our last benchmark, with exit nodes confirmed in Querétaro (QRO) and Guadalajara (GDL). High geo-accuracy is the underlying signal Mexican geo-gates rely on.
Can I hold one Mexican IP for a multi-step flow?
Yes. Use a sticky session to keep the same Mexican exit IP — average hold is around 4.8 hours and up to 72 hours in our 3-day measurement. For scale, rotate per request: the exit IP changes in around 96% of requests, usually down to a different provider, not just a neighbouring address.
Which Mexican carriers and cities are covered?
The pool spans 113 Mexican networks led by Telmex (Infinitum), Total Play, Megacable, Izzi and Alestra, across 30 regions and 25 cities — from Mexico City and Guadalajara to Monterrey, Tijuana, Puebla, León and Mexicali.