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Türkiye Residential Proxies

Turkish residential proxies with Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir targeting — wide coverage on Türk Telekom, Vodafone TR, and Turkcell Superonline. Choose sticky or rotating sessions per workflow — traffic is billed per GB and never expires.

Cities and ISPs in Türkiye

City and ISP targeting are available out of the box. ASN targeting adds finer control for advanced routing.

Top cities

  • Istanbul
  • Ankara
  • Izmir
  • Bursa
  • Antalya

Top ISPs

  • Türk Telekom
  • Vodafone TR
  • Turkcell Superonline

What Türkiye residential proxies are used for

Common workflows that need a local residential route rather than a datacenter IP.

  • Trendyol, Hepsiburada, n11 monitoring
  • Affiliate and arbitrage
  • Streaming (BluTV, Exxen)
  • Local SERP checks and regional SEO research for the Türkiye market
  • Ad verification, creative QA and landing-page checks from Türkiye

Use a matching browser locale, timezone and account country when running sensitive workflows through Türkiye IPs. This keeps the network profile coherent and reduces noisy checks.

Recommended use cases

Jump to a workflow guide and keep the same local routing logic.

FAQ - Türkiye proxies

Do Jetproxy Türkiye IPs support city-level targeting?
Yes. Istanbul, Ankara, and Izmir and other cities can be selected in the dashboard or through the REST API.
Which ISPs are available in Türkiye?
Coverage includes Türk Telekom, Vodafone TR, and Turkcell Superonline and other residential networks. ASN-level targeting is available for advanced filters.
What are Türkiye residential proxies used for most often?
Most common workflows on the Jetproxy network: Trendyol, Hepsiburada, n11 monitoring, Affiliate and arbitrage, and Streaming (BluTV, Exxen).
Can I keep the same Türkiye IP?
Yes. Use sticky sessions for account-bound workflows or rotating sessions for scale.
How is billing measured?
Billing is per gigabyte of traffic. There are no separate per-IP or per-port fees.

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