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Mercado Libre Seller IP: Brazil, Mexico, Argentina Setup

One store, one fixed IP in the store's country for logins; a separate rotating exit for looking at what buyers see.

The five markets at a glance

The five markets at a glance
ItemBuyer languageIn the Global Selling API site list
BrazilPortugueseYes (MLB)
MexicoSpanishYes (MLM)
ChileSpanishYes (MLC)
ColombiaSpanishYes (MCO)
ArgentinaSpanishNot in that list

Site list from the Mercado Libre Global Selling developer page on publishing sites, read 14 November 2026; Mercado Libre's own pages disagree on which markets Global Selling covers, so check the current list before you plan around it.

Why one fixed IP per store

Each country's Mercado Libre site is its own marketplace with its own seller account. If you or your team open a store from different networks and countries, the account sees a different address every time. A static ISP IP is leased to you and does not rotate during the lease, so one store keeps one address, and the country of that address matches the store.

This is about steadiness, not a promise: Mercado Libre decides on account checks and verification by its own rules, and an extra proxy does not allow a second account for the same business. Follow the account rules of each site, and keep the team on the same IP for that store.

Which proxy for which job

Which proxy for which job
ItemUseWhy
Logging in to a seller accountStatic ISP IP in the store's countryThe address does not rotate during the lease
Price, listing and search checks in a countryRotating residential with the country selectorPay per GB and look at the local page
Checking ads or a promotion from buyers' sideRotating residential, Premium line for a state or major cityPremium line takes state and major city; Budget line takes country only
Calls from your own server to the seller APIDatacenter IP only if your tool allows itPer-IP lease, US$0.25 for 1 day

Prices and line properties from the Proxy302 product facts file, checked 10 November 2026. Static IP stock differs by country and by day: the order page shows what can be bought now.

Five steps for a multi-country seller

  1. Step 1

    List your stores: country, who logs in, and which tasks (login, checks, ads). One row per seller account.

  2. Step 2

    On the static ISP page choose the store's country and a lease term, and set Quantity to the number of stores in that country. Stock differs by country, so read the order page; Brazil, for example, had little static stock when we last checked.

  3. Step 3

    Open My assets, copy HOST, PORT, USERNAME and PASSWORD, and put them into the browser profile reserved for that store. Pick the protocol the profile supports; HTTP is on port 2222 and SOCKS5 on port 3333.

  4. Step 4

    Check the exit with an IP checker, then set the profile time zone and language to the store's country. Always sign in to that store from that profile.

  5. Step 5

    For price and listing checks, generate rotating residential traffic with Region set to the buyer's country, in a separate browser, never in the seller profile.

Prices and limits

Static ISP per IP: US$0.50 for 1 day, US$1.50 for 3 days, US$3.50 for 7 days, US$7.99 for 30 days, the same price in every country. Quantity is 1 to 100 per order, bought one by one and charged to the wallet; the run stops at the first failure, for example low balance or no stock, and IPs already bought stay in My assets. Auto-renew is optional and can be switched off per IP. Rotating residential is US$1.50 per GB on the Budget line and US$5 on the Premium line, and purchased traffic does not expire. There is no free trial.

Mercado Libre seller IP: FAQ

Do I need a different IP for each country's store?

A separate IP in each store's country is the simplest way to keep country, time zone and language consistent per account. One IP per store also keeps your team on the same address.

Static or rotating for a seller account?

Static for logins, because the address stays the same for the lease. Rotating gives a new IP on each new connection, which suits checks, not a signed-in account.

Will a proxy stop Mercado Libre from asking me to verify?

No. Mercado Libre decides on verification by its own rules. A steady address in the right country only removes one source of change.

Can I sell in Argentina from abroad?

That depends on Mercado Libre's rules for each site, not on the proxy. The developer list of Global Selling sites did not include Argentina when we read it, so check the current terms.

How much does one store's IP cost?

US$7.99 for a 30-day static ISP IP, the same price in every country, or US$0.50 for a 1-day test. Check country stock on the order page first.

Reference links

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  1. Mercado Libre Global Selling: get available marketplace sites to publish

    Official documentation · Confirmed on:

    Key points as returned for this page on 14 November 2026: the possible publishing targets are Mexico (MLM), Brazil (MLB), Chile (MLC) and Colombia (MCO), with listings created in English and priced in US dollars. Another Global Selling page names only Mexico, Brazil and Chile, so the list may change. The page itself was read through a search summary.

    Sources inside Mercado Libre disagree on the covered markets.

  2. Proxy302 product facts and price list

    Product observation · Confirmed on:

    Product facts file of the site, checked 10 November 2026: prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), lease terms, protocols and ports, quantity limits, no free trial.

Ready to try it?

Create an account, top up once, then pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter IPs and have one running in your browser within minutes.