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View options and pricingCanada Proxy — Get a Canadian IP with Province and City Targeting | Proxy302
A Canada proxy puts a Canadian exit IP behind your work — manage Canada-region accounts, check Canada-localized pages and pricing, or verify ads the way a Canadian visitor sees them. On the dynamic residential line you target Canada down to province and city and can rotate to a new IP on every request; on the static ISP line you hold one fixed IP for the whole rental period. Residential traffic is prepaid per GB from 1 GB, and purchased GB never expires.
What you are actually buying
People search for a proxy for Canada, a proxy server in Canada, a Canada residential proxy or a private proxy Canada — what actually differs is which product line you buy. Proxy302 sells four purchasing models: dynamic residential per GB of traffic, static ISP per IP per rental term, static ISP per GB without a lease, and datacenter per IP per rental term.
The country is set when you generate the proxy. For Canada specifically, the site's locations index page (checked 28 October 2026) states: rotating residential can be generated for any country in the Region list; static ISP per IP is listed for Canada and Canada had IPs in stock on 18 October 2026, the index's own dated observation; datacenter per IP is listed for Canada, the Netherlands and South Korea, with stock that day confirmed only for South Korea; and the per-GB static ISP (Fixed ISP) exit also sells for Canada. Stock moves daily, so the picker at purchase time — not this page — is the live truth. The dynamic residential line is the one where you can narrow Canada down to a province or a city.
The four ways to buy
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| Item | How you pay | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Dynamic residential | Per GB of traffic | From US$1.50/GB on the Budget line; every request can go through a different household IP, or a sticky session holds one IP; country, province and city targeting |
| Static ISP | Per IP per term | One IP registered to a consumer internet provider, fixed for the whole term — from US$0.50 for 1 day to US$23.97 for 90 days; HTTP or SOCKS5 chosen when you generate it |
| Static ISP per GB | Per GB from your balance | US$3.50/GB with no lease and no package; country choice only, and the exit is not a fixed IP |
| Datacenter | Per IP per term | A fixed server IP for bulk jobs on sites that do not block server ranges — from US$0.25 for 1 day to US$11.97 for 90 days; HTTP or SOCKS5 |
Billing lines and what each includes, read from the public pricing page on 2026-10-28.
Province- and city-level targeting on dynamic residential
On the dynamic residential line the exit is chosen by targeting, and the product page describes three levels: country, then state or province, then city. Set the country to Canada, and the picker shows which Canadian provinces and cities are currently selectable — that live list is the source of truth, and this page does not promise a fixed catalogue of locations.
Rotation works two ways: every request goes through a different household IP, or a sticky session holds one residential IP across a sequence of requests for sites that need to see the same visitor. Both protocols, HTTP and SOCKS5, work on the same credentials.
What it costs
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| Item | Base price | Volume and term prices | Smallest order |
|---|---|---|---|
| Budget residential | US$1.50/GB | US$1.42/GB at 50 GB, US$1.35/GB at 100 GB, US$1.20/GB at 300 GB, US$1.124/GB at 500 GB | 1 GB — US$1.50 |
| Premium residential | US$5.00/GB | US$4.74/GB at 50 GB, US$4.50/GB at 100 GB, US$4.25/GB at 300 GB | 1 GB — US$5.00 |
| Static ISP | US$0.50 for 1 IP-day | US$1.50 for 3 days, US$3.50 for 7 days, US$7.99 for 30 days, US$15.98 for 60 days, US$23.97 for 90 days | 1 IP for 1 day — US$0.50 |
| Datacenter | US$0.25 for 1 IP-day | US$0.75 for 3 days, US$1.75 for 7 days, US$3.99 for 30 days, US$7.98 for 60 days, US$11.97 for 90 days | 1 IP for 1 day — US$0.25 |
Prices from the live price catalogue on the Proxy302 pricing page, checked 28 October 2026, in US dollars. The per-IP price is the same whichever country you pick.
What expires and what does not
Purchased traffic does not expire: GB you buy is credited right after purchase and shows no expiry date, your account balance has no time limit, and there is no subscription — everything is prepaid, pay as you go.
IP leases work differently. A static ISP or datacenter IP is held until its end date and is released when it expires. Auto-renewal is optional and off by default; you can switch it on per IP in My assets. Renewing normally keeps the same IP, and if the IP cannot be carried into the new term you get a different IP in the same country.
Buy a Canada proxy: the shortest path
Step 1
Open the pricing page and pick a line: dynamic residential for rotation and province or city targeting, static ISP or datacenter for one fixed IP per term.
Step 2
Place the smallest order that fits. 1 GB on Budget, US$1.50, is enough for a first test; one static ISP IP for one day is US$0.50, one datacenter IP for one day US$0.25.
Step 3
Generate the proxy and set the country to Canada. Canada is listed on the static ISP, static ISP per GB and datacenter lines on the locations index page, with static ISP Canada stock recorded there on 18 October 2026; the picker shows the live list. On static ISP and datacenter you also choose the term, and on static ISP the protocol — HTTP or SOCKS5, one per IP.
Step 4
Copy HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD from My assets and connect with the endpoints below.
Step 5
Confirm the exit: through the proxy, https://ipinfo.io/json should show a Canadian address, and if you picked a province or city, a matching region.
Connect: address, ports and login
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| Item | Address | Ports and protocols | Login |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rotating residential | proxy.proxy302.com | HTTP 2222, SOCKS5 3333 — both on the same credentials | username + password |
| Static ISP | HOST shown per IP in My assets | HTTP 2222 or SOCKS5 3333 — the one protocol you picked when generating the IP | username + password |
| Datacenter | HOST and PORT shown per IP in My assets | HTTP or SOCKS5; HTTPS sites open normally through either | username + password |
The gateway hostname proxy.proxy302.com is published for rotating residential; on static ISP the ports are 2222 (HTTP) and 3333 (SOCKS5) and each IP runs the one protocol chosen at generation.
Test it from a terminal
With rotating residential credentials, test both protocols: curl -x http://USERNAME:[email protected]:2222 https://api.ipify.org and curl -x socks5h://USERNAME:[email protected]:3333 https://api.ipify.org. The response should be a Canadian address.
Keep the h in socks5h://. The curl manual draws the line between the two forms: --socks5 resolves the hostname locally on your machine, while --socks5-hostname — which is what socks5h:// stands for — lets the proxy resolve the hostname, so your tool and the exit see the same destination.
What this page does not claim
No live Canada test numbers. The public hourly connectivity probe currently checks seven countries — the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, Japan, Singapore, Brazil and Indonesia — and Canada is not among them, so this page publishes no Canada response times or success rates.
No pool-size numbers, and no stock promises beyond the dated observation. The locations index page (checked 28 October 2026) lists Canada on the static ISP, static ISP per GB and datacenter lines and records static ISP Canada stock on 18 October 2026; datacenter stock that day was confirmed only for South Korea. What is in stock right now, and which provinces and cities are selectable, is what the picker shows when you generate the proxy.
FAQ
How do I buy a Canada proxy?
Open the pricing page, choose the line and pay, then generate the proxy with the country set to Canada and copy HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD from My assets. Rotating residential connects on proxy.proxy302.com, HTTP port 2222 or SOCKS5 port 3333. The smallest first order is 1 GB on the Budget line — US$1.50.
How much does a Canada proxy cost?
Dynamic residential: from US$1.50/GB on Budget (US$1.35/GB at 100 GB) and US$5.00/GB on Premium (US$4.50/GB at 100 GB), minimum 1 GB. Static ISP: US$0.50 for one IP for one day, up to US$23.97 for 90 days. Datacenter: US$0.25 for one IP for one day, up to US$11.97 for 90 days. The per-IP price is the same whichever country you pick, and purchased GB never expires.
What is a Canada residential proxy?
A proxy that routes your requests through an IP registered to a Canadian household network, so the sites you visit see a Canadian visitor. On the dynamic residential line you set the country to Canada, narrow to a province or city, rotate on every request or hold a sticky session, and pay for the traffic you use rather than per IP.
Can I get a private Canada proxy with a fixed static IP?
That is the static ISP line: an IP registered to a consumer internet provider, unchanged for the whole term — fixed, not exclusive. Canada is listed on this line on the locations index page, which recorded Canada IPs in stock on 18 October 2026; stock moves daily, so the picker shows the live truth. You pick HTTP or SOCKS5 when you generate it, and the per-IP price is the same whichever country you pick. Renew before the end date and you normally keep the same IP; auto-renewal is optional and off by default.
Can I choose a specific Canadian province or city?
On dynamic residential, targeting goes country, then state or province, then city, and the picker shows the Canadian locations that are currently selectable. On static ISP per-IP orders you choose from the countries the line currently offers; the per-GB static ISP option is country-level only.
Do you publish live connectivity tests from Canada?
No. The hourly probe covers seven countries and Canada is not one of them, so there are no Canada response-time or success-rate numbers on this page — what has not been measured is not published. To evaluate Canada yourself, buy 1 GB on Budget (US$1.50) and test your target sites through the exit.
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Reference links
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- Proxy302 pricing page
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Fetched with curl (browser user agent) on 28 October 2026, HTTP 200, server-rendered HTML: Budget and Premium per-GB ladders, static ISP and datacenter per-IP term prices, per-GB static ISP at US$3.50, no-expiry traffic and balance, optional auto-renewal off by default, same per-IP price for every selectable country, order limits, no subscription.
- Proxy302 rotating residential product page
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Fetched with curl on 28 October 2026, HTTP 200: per-request rotation and sticky sessions, country, state and city targeting, HTTP and SOCKS5, per-GB billing from US$1.50 with 1 GB minimum.
- Proxy302 static ISP product page
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Fetched with curl on 28 October 2026, HTTP 200: a fixed IP for the whole lease term, IPs registered to consumer internet providers, HTTP 2222 or SOCKS5 3333 chosen at purchase, renewal normally keeps the same IP, per-GB option with country choice only.
- Proxy302 datacenter product page
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Fetched with curl on 28 October 2026, HTTP 200: fixed server IPs for the term, HTTP or SOCKS5 with HTTPS sites opening normally through either, billed per IP and term with country choice.
- Proxy302 guide: proxy address, port and login
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Fetched with curl on 28 October 2026, HTTP 200: for rotating residential proxies the gateway is proxy.proxy302.com, port 2222 for HTTP and 3333 for SOCKS5; HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD are shown on the My assets page.
- Proxy302 locations index page
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Fetched with curl on 28 October 2026, HTTP 200. The page's country list section states: rotating residential can be generated for any country in the Region list; static ISP per IP is listed for Canada (among 24 countries) and Canada had IPs in stock on 18 October 2026; datacenter per IP is listed for Canada, the Netherlands and South Korea, with South Korea the one holding stock that day; the per-GB Fixed ISP exit also sells for Canada.
- Proxy302 hourly connectivity probe
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Public probe JSON read on 28 October 2026 (generated 03:44 UTC, hourly interval): seven countries checked — US, GB, DE, JP, SG, BR, ID — Canada not included.
- curl manual: --socks5 and --socks5-hostname
Third-party source · Confirmed on:
Fetched with curl on 28 October 2026, HTTP 200: --socks5 resolves the hostname locally, --socks5-hostname lets the proxy resolve the hostname, and the socks5h:// proxy scheme is the equivalent of --socks5-hostname.
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