NotebookLM says it isn't supported in your region
Check Is your country on the list of supported countries and territories from Google?
Fix Follow Google's list. A proxy changes your network location, not Google's supported regions.
Whether NotebookLM works for you depends on the countries and territories Google publishes, plus its age and account conditions. If you are in a supported region, one fixed IP keeps your sign-in environment steady.
Google's NotebookLM help page lists the supported countries and territories. We re-read it on 2026-11-14: the list includes the US, UK, France, Japan and many others; neither Russia nor mainland China is on it. Google's help pages now call the product Gemini Notebook; we write NotebookLM here because that is the name people search for.
The same page sets the conditions: the browser version is for users above the age of consent where they live; you must verify your age in your Google Account before accessing it; users under 18 get stricter content policies. A personal Google Account you manage works, and so does a work or school account, which needs the organization's admin to turn access on. The mobile app may have different availability.
On subscriptions, Google's plans page says Google AI Pro gives expanded access to features and models in Gemini Notebook, and Google AI Ultra gives higher access. Exact limits are in Google's help pages and can change.
If you are in a country on the list and want your NotebookLM sign-in environment to stay steady and consistent, one fixed, dedicated IP that does not change during the term is a better fit than an address that changes every time. It changes your network location only, not Google's terms or supported regions.
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| Item | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Gemini ISP (dedicated native ISP IP) | Built for Google AI Pro / Google AI Ultra; native Cogent ranges in the US, plus local native ranges in Paris, Japan and London; one IP serves one customer |
| Billing | 8 PTC per IP for 30 days | 1 PTC = US$1. Per account, the first 30-day IP in each plan is half price. Renewals and the second IP onward are full price. |
| How many IPs | One per Google account | Accounts never share an address; if NotebookLM and Gemini use the same account, use the same IP |
| City | Auto (the best-stocked city) or pick from the plan's list (US cities, Paris, Chiba, Osaka, London) | Choose a country on Google's official list (the US, UK, France and Japan are on it) and stay in one country |
| Protocol | HTTP by default; SOCKS5 optional | HTTP for the extension, curl and SDKs; SOCKS5 for antidetect browsers |
| Term and renewal | 30 days; auto-renew is on by default and can be unticked | Renewing keeps the same IP |
Order on the Gemini ISP page: pick the city and protocol, leave the auto-renew box ticked or untick it, and pay. The public page shows IP ranges only to the first two octets; the full range and your IP are in the IP details after purchase. A proxy changes only your network location, not Google's terms or supported regions, and we cannot guarantee that an account will never be limited or banned.
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| Item | Gemini ISP | Regular static ISP | Rotating residential |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A dedicated native IP (native Cogent ranges in the US, plus local native ranges in Paris, Japan and London), fixed for 30 days | A fixed IP registered to an internet provider, the same for the whole term | Real household IPs: a new IP for each new connection, or hold a sticky session |
| Price | 8 PTC per 30 days; 50% off your first subscription | Per IP and term — live price at checkout | From US$1.50/GB; US$1.35/GB at 100 GB |
| Best for NotebookLM | NotebookLM and Gemini — one IP per Google account | Budget option for light use | Not for signed-in accounts: the IP keeps changing |
1 PTC = US$1; top up, then buy. Auto-renew is on by default at checkout and can be unticked. We cannot guarantee that an account will never be limited or banned.
Open the Gemini ISP page (the button at the top; the right plan tab is selected). Leave City on Auto, which picks the best-stocked city, or choose one from the list. Protocol is HTTP by default and SOCKS5 is optional. Auto-renew is ticked by default, and the term is 30 days. The button shows the price in PTC (8 PTC, with the first-subscription discount if you are eligible). Click Pay.
Expected result The result shows the IP, its range, ASN, operator, city and expiry date. The IP is also in My assets, where you find host, port, username and password.
Install the Proxy302 browser extension (Downloads and setup at the bottom of /guides) and press Sign in. In My assets, click Use extension on this IP's row (the extension takes HTTP IPs only), then press Connect in the extension. Open ipinfo.io: the country must be the one you bought.
Before continuing If your network can't reach the proxy directly, open Proxy302 Fast Connect (Tools & checks page) and click 「一键加速」 (One-click boost) first and tick Use Fast Connect (Use Helper tools in older extension versions) in the extension.
In the browser that already uses the proxy, sign in to NotebookLM with your Google account and use this same IP for the account from now on. If Google asks you to verify your age, do it honestly in your Google Account.
Check Is your country on the list of supported countries and territories from Google?
Fix Follow Google's list. A proxy changes your network location, not Google's supported regions.
Check Is the age verification on your Google Account done?
Fix Complete the age verification in your Google Account the way Google asks, honestly.
Check Has your organization's admin turned access on?
Fix For managed accounts the admin controls access, so ask them.
Check Does the account move between this IP and other networks, or share the IP with other accounts?
Fix Keep one Google account on one static IP and stay on it; no IP can guarantee an account is never limited.
On 2026-11-14 we read Google's support page: mainland China is not on the list of supported countries and territories. A proxy does not change Google's supported regions.
See Google's official list: the US, UK, France, Japan and many others are on it; Russia and mainland China are not. The list can change.
There is no separate NotebookLM plan. NotebookLM runs on a Google account, so we recommend the Gemini ISP; for one Google account, one IP is enough.
Google's plans page says Google AI Pro gives expanded access to features and models in Gemini Notebook, and Ultra gives higher access. The page uses the name Gemini Notebook.
8 PTC for 30 days (1 PTC = US$1). Per account, the first 30-day IP in each plan is half price. Renewals and the second IP onward are full price.
Choose it under Protocol when you order. SOCKS5 suits antidetect browsers; pick HTTP for the browser extension, curl and most SDKs.
NotebookLM availability follows Google's official help; a proxy does not change the terms; how to check your exit and set a proxy in a supported region.
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Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 2026-11-14. The page lists the supported countries and territories; neither Russia nor mainland China is on the list. It says the browser version is available to users above the age of consent, that you must verify your age in your Google Account first, that users under 18 get stricter content policies, and that you need a personal Google Account or a work or school account (for managed accounts the organization's admin must turn access on). The page now calls the product Gemini Notebook.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 2026-11-14. The page, titled for Gemini Notebook, covers usage limits for the Google AI Plus, Pro and Ultra plans in a table and says the limits are subject to change.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
Read on 2026-11-14. The page lists expanded access to features and models in Gemini Notebook with Google AI Pro, and higher access with Google AI Ultra. It uses the name Gemini Notebook and does not mention NotebookLM.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Read from the console source on 2026-10-30. The page has one tab per plan (Claude, GPT / Grok, Gemini). You choose City (Auto picks the best-stocked city, or a city from the list), Protocol (HTTP by default, SOCKS5 optional) and Auto-renew (ticked by default); the term is 30 days. Prices are 15, 10 and 8 PTC, and the first 30-day IP in each plan per account is half price.
Create an account, top up once and pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter. Rotating residential exits cover 195+ countries and regions.