Facebook or the Ad Library won't load
Check Does an IP-check page in the same profile show a country where Facebook works?
Fix Fix the profile's proxy, or generate one in another country and reload.
See the Ad Library and your landing pages from the market you pay to reach.
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Every hour we open Meta Ads through Proxy302 residential IPs in several countries. These are the latest checks.
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Only the first three octets of each IP are shown. Checked on dynamic residential IPs through the public Proxy302 entry.
Meta places people by where they live or have recently been, not simply by the IP in front of them: its targeting API offers one location type, home and recent. Home is the location people state in their profile, which Meta checks against IP data; recent comes from mobile device data. Switching your own IP won't put a campaign aimed at Berlin into your feed.
What anyone can search is the Meta Ad Library — every active ad running across Meta's apps, searchable by advertiser and country. What the library can't show is how the landing page behind each ad looks in each market: opened from the target country, it shows the language, prices, delivery terms and offer that market really gets.
Meta reports that user access to Facebook and some of its other products has been restricted in whole or in part in China, Iran and North Korea, and that Facebook and Instagram were restricted and then prohibited in Russia. Teams working from those countries need an exit somewhere else just to open the Ad Library or Ads Manager.
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| Criterion | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Rotating residential proxy, billed by traffic | Home-broadband IPs, the kind of visitor ads are bought for |
| Line | Premium (preselected) or Budget | Budget costs less per GB; Premium adds the optional ISP picker |
| How many proxies | One per market or city you check | Every proxy draws on the same traffic of its line |
| Country and city | The country the ad set targets, then state and city | Match the campaign's location targeting |
| Protocol | HTTP (preselected) | Works in browsers, proxy extensions and scripts; SOCKS5 is one click away |
| IP changes | Exit mode: Choose region / sticky IP | One exit holds while a page and its redirects load; generate again for a fresh IP |
The button below opens Rotating Residential Proxies with the Facebook Ads proxy preset: Premium line, HTTP, United States suggested. Every setting can be changed before you pay.
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| Criterion | Rotating residential | Static ISP | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | Home IPs in the country, state or city you pick, sticky per session | One dedicated home-broadband IP for your whole term | Fast fixed server IPs |
| Price | Budget from US$1.50/GB, Premium from US$5.00/GB; US$1.35 and US$4.50/GB at 100 GB | Per IP, monthly — live price at checkout | Per IP — the lowest cost per IP |
| Best for Meta ad checks | Ad Library and landing pages from each target country | One logged-in test profile that has to stay in one country | Uptime checks of your own pages; known datacenter IPs are filtered as invalid ad traffic |
Prices in US dollars; 1 PTC = US$1. Top up your wallet, buy GB for the line you use, then generate proxies — buying traffic and generating are separate steps.
Click Configure Facebook Ads proxies below. The console opens Rotating Residential Proxies with Use case: Ad verification and the Facebook Ads proxy preset — Premium line, HTTP, United States suggested.
Under Line keep Premium, or switch to Budget to pay less per GB. Open Add traffic, pick a package or enter Custom GB, and click Buy selected package. Purchases start at 1 GB.
In Connection settings leave Exit mode on Choose region / sticky IP. Choose Region, then State and City if the campaign targets a city. Click Review cost and generate: Proxy302 checks that the new proxy really exits in that country before handing it over. Repeat for each market.
Put the proxy into a fresh browser profile (a Chrome profile with a proxy extension, or AdsPower or GoLogin) and confirm the exit on an IP-check page. Go to facebook.com/ads/library, set the country to the market, search the advertiser or a keyword, and note which ads are active and where they link.
Paste the destination URL into the same profile rather than clicking an ad, then check language, currency, prices, delivery options and the cookie banner. Switch to the next market's proxy and repeat — one profile per market keeps cookies from mixing the results.
Check Does an IP-check page in the same profile show a country where Facebook works?
Fix Fix the profile's proxy, or generate one in another country and reload.
Check Does your own profile fall inside the ad set's audience and location?
Fix That's expected: Meta targets home and recent location, not your IP. Check delivery and placements in Ads Manager; use the proxy for the Ad Library and the pages.
Check Does the site choose the market by IP, by browser language or by a saved cookie?
Fix Use a fresh profile per market and set the browser language. If the site never changes, the market setup on the site is the issue, not the proxy.
Check Is supply short for that country on this line right now?
Fix Try again, or switch Line between Premium and Budget and generate again; each line uses its own traffic. The proxy is only delivered once the exit country matches.
No. Meta places people by profile location and mobile device data — home and recent — so your feed follows your account, not your IP. Use the Ad Library to see what runs in a country and the proxy to open the pages behind it.
Open the Meta Ad Library, pick the country and search the brand. It lists active ads across Meta's apps; open their links through a proxy in that country to see the offer local shoppers get.
Meta says access to Facebook is restricted in whole or in part in China, Iran and North Korea, and prohibited in Russia. Through an exit in a country where Facebook works, it loads in the browser like anywhere else.
Rotating residential for checks — a fresh local home IP per market. A logged-in test profile you keep in one country belongs on one static ISP IP; see Facebook proxies for that setup.
Yes. Choose Region, State and City in Connection settings. The city list depends on the country and the line.
The Facebook Ads preset starts on HTTP, which works in proxy extensions and scripts. Switch Protocol to SOCKS5 if your antidetect browser prefers it.
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Developer reference for location_types; no revision date is shown.
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Page marked updated 24 Aug 2023; still published on 2026-10-18.
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API reference (v26.0): searches by ISO country code; outside the EU the API returns only social-issue, election and political ads.
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Risk-factor statements in Meta's annual report for the year ended 31 December 2025.
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Display & Video 360 definitions, based on the MRC invalid-traffic guidelines. No revision date is shown.
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Reviewed the residential configuration page (line, exit mode, region, state, city, ISP, protocol, traffic purchase and the exit-country check) and the package prices published on /pricing. No purchase was made.
Countries, cities, ISPs and prices depend on the line and current supply; the checkout shows the live quote.
Create an account, top up once and pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter. Rotating residential exits cover 195+ countries and regions.