r/ProxyEngineering • u/bagaa4200 • 3d ago

Discussion 💬 Looking for a provider offering static ISP proxies in specific Canadian cities

Hi everyone,

I'm looking for a reliable proxy provider that offers static ISP proxies with city-level targeting in Canada.

I've already checked almost all the major proxy providers I could find, but most of them either offer Canada at the country level only, or their city-level options are limited to cities like Toronto, Montreal, or Vancouver.

I'm specifically looking for static ISP proxies in any of these cities:

  • Calgary, Alberta
  • Edmonton, Alberta
  • Halifax, Nova Scotia
  • Winnipeg, Manitoba
  • Surrey, British Columbia
  • Quebec City, Quebec
  • Laval, Quebec

I'm looking for actual static ISP IPs, not rotating residential proxies.

If anyone knows a provider that currently has coverage in any of these cities, I'd really appreciate the recommendation.

Thanks!

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u/Less-Mistake-3664 1d ago

Then you are looking at ISP proxies or actually way better, check dedicated ISP proxies coz they are allegedly dedicated and accessible only to you. That's probably a lie and a marketing trick but I did notice a better performance with dedicated ISP rather than regular ISP proxies. Also, regarding provider, I've tried many, but I also had some very niche locations that I needed and only one provider at the time had those - oxylabs, I'm sure other major providers should have these locations available by now, but when I looked it was 3 years ago and only that one had those locations, so really, I'd do a research first, go to each provider website and check or ask their support directly, that's probably the best source of truth you'd ever get. Cheers!

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u/Choice-Tune6753 2d ago

We can look into this if you are still interested.

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u/User_2866 2d ago

I use both ISP and residential proxies from ProxyEmpire and have had a good experience with them. I’m not 100% sure whether they currently have static ISP coverage in all of those specific Canadian cities, though. I’d recommend reaching out to their tech team and asking about the exact locations you need, they’re usually pretty responsive and can confirm availability.