Proxies in Canada: Home and Mobile IPs, Billed per GB
Canadian addresses on three per-GB plans with a shared balance. Resi Core home IPs rotate across all of Canada, and Resi Prime ties the exit to a province or city, from Toronto to Vancouver. Mobile Proxy gives IPs of Canadian carriers. Traffic stays valid for three months after purchase.


- 700+cities to pick on Resi Prime
- 13provinces and territories
- 150+providers and networks by ASN
- 3per-GB plans, from $0.49
Pool figures as of October 2026, rounded down.
Canada in facts
- Capital
- Ottawa
- Area
- about 9.98 million km², the second largest in the world
- Population
- about 41.5 million
- Divisions
- 10 provinces and 3 territories
- Languages
- English and French
- Time
- 6 zones, from UTC−8 to UTC−3:30
- Currency
- Canadian dollar
- Domain and code
- .ca · +1
Where Canadians live
Canada has about 41.5 million residents, and roughly two thirds of them live within a hundred kilometers of the US border. Almost a quarter of the population was born abroad, the highest share among the G7 countries. French is the mother tongue of one Canadian in five, mostly in Quebec. More than 7 million people live in the Greater Toronto Area.
Provinces and territories
Canada consists of ten provinces and three northern territories: Yukon, the Northwest Territories and Nunavut. Ontario and Quebec together hold more than 60% of the population. Nunavut covers a fifth of the country's area, yet only about 40,000 people live there. In Quebec the only official language is French, and by law commercial sites there must have a French version.
Map: provinces, territories and major cities
With Resi Prime you set a province or a city per line. Ontario, Quebec, British Columbia and Alberta hold the most addresses. For the northern territories, take the whole country, since they have few subscribers.
Provinces and territories
Atlantic Canada 4
New Brunswick
Newfoundland and Labrador
Nova Scotia
Prince Edward Island
Central Canada 2
Ontario
Quebec
Western Canada 4
Alberta
British Columbia
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Northern Canada 3
Northwest Territories
Nunavut
Yukon
Providers and networks
- Bell
- Rogers
- Telus
- SaskTel
- Primus
plus 150+ more networks by AS number
Bell holds the east of the country, Telus the west, Rogers runs cable almost everywhere, and Videotron is strong in Quebec. You choose the network by AS number, and a Resi Prime line then goes out only through Bell or only through Telus.
Canadian sites and a plan for each
What people check from Canadian IPs and which plan to take first.
| Site | What it is | What people collect through proxies | Where to start |
|---|---|---|---|
| Amazon.ca | marketplace | prices in Canadian dollars and delivery times | Resi CoreBuy |
| Canadian Tire | home, auto and sports goods | prices and stock by store | Resi PrimeBuy |
| Walmart.ca and Best Buy | big retail chains | competitor prices and promotions | Resi CoreBuy |
| Kijiji | classifieds | listings and prices by city | Resi CoreBuy |
| Realtor.ca | real estate | homes for sale and prices by district | Resi CoreBuy |
| AutoTrader.ca | cars | used car prices by province | Resi CoreBuy |
| Loblaws and Instacart | groceries | basket prices in different provinces | Resi PrimeBuy |
| Google and Google Maps | search and maps | results in English and French, local listings | Resi PrimeBuy |
| Instagram and TikTok | social media | accounts and ads from a Canadian mobile IP |
Resi Core or Resi Prime in Canada
| What you can pick | Resi Core | Resi Prime |
|---|---|---|
| Whole country, rotating | ||
| Region and city | no | 13 provinces and territories · 700+ cities |
| Provider (ASN) | no | 150+ networks |
| Holding one IP | 3 minutes to 24 hours, not guaranteed | 3 minutes to 24 hours, not guaranteed |
| SOCKS5 with UDP | no | |
| Lines at a time | up to 1,000 | up to 5,000 |
| New IPs on a timer | every N minutes | every N minutes |
| Traffic validity | 3 months | 3 months |
| Price per GB | from $0.49 | from $1.39 |
| Buy Resi Core | Buy Resi Prime |
Amazon.ca and Walmart.ca prices are the same nationwide, so Resi Core is enough there. Grocery chains and Canadian Tire work out price and stock by store, and French results have to come from Quebec. For those, take Resi Prime with a province or city.
Mobile proxies in Canada
One more per-GB plan in Canada on the same balance. It gives up to 5,000 lines at a time, the list refreshes by hand or every N minutes, and the traffic stays valid for 3 months.
Mobile Proxy
from $2.15 / GB1 GB for $3.49
Canadian 4G and 5G cellular networks. Social media and mobile ads see a subscriber from Canada rather than from the neighboring US. Geo is chosen by country.
- Lines
- up to 5,000 at a time, each with its own exit
- Sessions
- sticky by session ID for up to 2 hours, or a new IP per request
- Protocols
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
A month of traffic for Canadian tasks
Starting volume. The dashboard shows usage by day, and top-ups get cheaper as the volume grows.
Amazon.ca and Walmart.ca prices
A daily pass over 3,000 product cards without images fits into about 50 GB a month. The Resi Core address changes with each request, from Halifax to Vancouver.
Results in two languages
Google shows Quebec French results and Ontario English ones. Resi Prime with a province shows both the way local users see them.
Offer checks from Canada
Affiliate networks often give the US and Canada different offers. Pin a Canadian city on the IP, and you see the exact landing page and redirects your traffic receives.
Accounts and antidetect
A profile gets an IP in one province and keeps it for up to 24 hours. Set the browser time zone to match the city of the line, since Canada has six of them.
Mobile ads
In-app ads in Canada differ from those in the US. A Canadian mobile IP shows the ads the way a smartphone in Canada sees them.
Plan
- 2M+ home IPs across 200+ countries
- A fresh address on every request or one per session while the device is available
- Mail from your own inbox: 465 and 587 to send, IMAP 993 and POP3 995 to receive, port 25 closed
- Up to 1,000 lines at once, and the list refreshes itself every N minutes
- 30M+ home IPs in 220 countries
- Geo down to the city, plus ISP, ASN and device type
- A session lasting 3 minutes to 24 hours, or a new IP on every request
- SOCKS5 with UDP and up to 5,000 lines at once
- 4G and 5G carrier IPs in 70+ countries
- A new address per request or sticky by session ID for up to 2 hours
- Up to 5,000 lines at once, each with its own exit
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
- Total
- $19.75
- Per 1 GB
- $0.79
- Tier
- 10–49 GB
You save 7% ($1.50) against the 1 GB+ price
Add 25 GB and every gigabyte drops to $0.72
Buy this amountYou can use the gigabytes for 3 months from the purchase date; whatever is left after that is written off.
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How the Canadian internet looks to a proxy
East, west and cable
Historically Bell serves the east, Telus the west, and Rogers runs cable networks across the country. In Quebec, Videotron joins them. Even IPv6 depends on the network: some providers have switched it on for almost every subscriber, while others barely offer it.
Bot protection on big sites
Large Canadian shops sit behind bot protection systems. These look at the browser and behavior as well as the IP country. Sometimes such a system returns an ordinary page with a placeholder instead of an error, so the scraper has to check the response text and not just the status code.
Free Canadian proxies
The open list has a few dozen Canadian addresses, mostly HTTP on hosting servers. They are enough for a script test, while shops and accounts need a home address.
Rules and data
The federal PIPEDA protects personal data, and Quebec has its own, stricter Law 25. Quebec also requires French versions of sites, so check results and texts for a French-speaking audience from a Quebec IP.
Free Canadian proxies
A checker reviews the open list of Canadian HTTP proxies every minute and shows the ping of each address. It suits a trial run of a script, not real work.
Other countries
Show all countries
Latvia
Mali
Sweden
Argentina
Mauritania
Ivory Coast
Mauritius
Dominican Republic
Lithuania
Chile
Guatemala
Guyana
Paraguay
Italy
Australia
India
Mexico
Poland
Ukraine
Kazakhstan
Indonesia
Philippines
Thailand
Hong Kong
Saudi Arabia
South Africa
Nigeria
Colombia
Switzerland
Austria
Portugal
Ireland
New Zealand
Turkey
South Korea
Vietnam
Malaysia
Singapore
Taiwan
UAE
Israel
Egypt
Peru
Belgium
Romania
Greece
Hungary
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Uzbekistan
Moldova
Slovakia
Serbia
Bulgaria
Pakistan
Bangladesh
Nepal
Cambodia
Myanmar
Jordan
Kuwait
Bahrain
Oman
Ecuador
Venezuela
Bolivia
Honduras
Nicaragua
Puerto Rico
Tunisia
Libya
Kenya
Ghana
Uganda
Cameroon
Botswana
Albania
Bosnia and Herzegovina
Cyprus
Estonia
Croatia
Iceland
Luxembourg
Montenegro
North Macedonia
Malta
Slovenia
Afghanistan
Armenia
Azerbaijan
Georgia
Iraq
Iran
Kyrgyzstan
Lebanon
Qatar
Tajikistan
Turkmenistan
Costa Rica
Jamaica
Laos
Sri Lanka
Mongolia
Macau
Maldives
Panama
Papua New Guinea
El Salvador
Uruguay
Burkina Faso
Benin
Algeria
Guinea
Haiti
Liberia
Morocco
Sierra Leone
Senegal
Togo
Trinidad and Tobago
Angola
DR Congo
Central African Republic
Republic of the Congo
Eritrea
Ethiopia
Niger
Somalia
South Sudan
Chad
Burundi
Madagascar
Malawi
Mozambique
Namibia
Rwanda
Tanzania
Zambia
Zimbabwe
Nearby: United States, Greenland
All countries and plansQuestions about Canadian proxies
01Can I pick a Canadian province or city?
Yes, on Resi Prime: Ontario, Quebec, Alberta or a city such as Toronto or Vancouver. On Resi Core the exit runs across the whole country with no province choice.
02How does a Canadian IP differ from a US one for sites?
Many US services show Canadians a storefront of their own, with other prices, currency and catalog. To check the Canadian version you need a Canadian IP, while a US one shows the US storefront. The US pool is described on the US proxies page.
03How do I get French Google results?
Take Resi Prime with Quebec or Montreal and set the browser language to French. Google then shows French-language results, as for a resident of Quebec.
04Are there Canadian mobile proxies?
Yes, Mobile Proxy goes out through Canadian 4G and 5G cellular networks with geo by country. For a single account, use a sticky session ID.
05Why pay if there are free Canadian proxies?
Everything in the open list runs on servers and lasts hours at best. Paid residential traffic exits through the line of a Bell, Rogers or Telus customer, and sites take it for a normal visitor.
Canadian addresses: start with 25 GB
Make an account, put money on it and build lines with CA geo. All per-GB plans pay from the same wallet, and leftover gigabytes hold for three months.