The local page shows a machine-translated title
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Fix Add Spanish or Portuguese titles — Mercado Libre's guide recommends it to avoid automatic translations — and check again.
Your Global Selling listing becomes a local page in each country. Look at it from there.
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Every hour we open Mercado Libre 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.
Mercado Libre is a set of country marketplaces — it counts 18 countries — and its Global Selling program lets sellers outside Latin America reach buyers in Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Argentina from one account.
Global Selling listings start in English with prices in US dollars, then go live as local items on each marketplace: Mexico (MLM), Brazil (MLB), Chile (MLC) and Colombia (MCO). Mercado Libre's developer guide even advises adding a local-language title to avoid automatic translations. What a buyer actually sees is the local item page — so check it on the local site, from that country.
That is a rotating residential job: an exit in the buyer's country with Choose region / sticky IP, state and city targeting when you want a specific area, billed per GB. The live check at the top of this page shows whether Mercado Libre currently opens through our residential exits in each test country.
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| Criterion | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Rotating residential (Rotating Residential Proxies) | Real household IPs in the buyer's country, down to state and city |
| Billing | Per GB — start with 1 GB under Custom GB | Buying traffic and generating a proxy are separate steps; purchased GB don't expire |
| How many proxies | One generated proxy per country you check | Rotating traffic isn't priced per IP; each proxy carries its own country |
| Country | Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia or Argentina — State and City when you need them | The marketplaces Global Selling sells into |
| Protocol | HTTP (default) or SOCKS5 | Scripts and browsers take either; the Proxy302 Chrome extension needs HTTP |
| IP changes | Sticky per session in the chosen country | Choose region / sticky IP keeps the country; it isn't a permanently fixed IP |
The button below opens Rotating Residential Proxies with Use case set to Ecommerce. There is no Mercado Libre preset, so set Region to the buyer's country yourself.
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| Criterion | Static ISP | Rotating residential | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A dedicated home-broadband IP that stays yours for the whole term | Real household IPs that rotate per request or hold a sticky session | Fast fixed server IPs |
| Price | Per IP, monthly — live price at checkout | From US$1.50/GB; US$1.35/GB at 100 GB | Per IP — the lowest cost per IP |
| Best for Mercado Libre | One fixed address for Global Selling account logins | Local item pages, prices and search in each country | Calls to the Global Selling API from your own servers |
Prices in US dollars; 1 PTC = US$1. Top up your wallet, then buy the line you need. Auto-renew isn't available yet, so static IPs are never renewed or charged automatically; renew them by hand in My assets before the term ends.
The button below opens Rotating Residential Proxies with Use case set to Ecommerce. Under Line pick Budget for routine checks (from US$1.50/GB) or Premium (from US$5.00/GB) if pages keep failing.
Open Add traffic. Ready-made packages start at 50 GB; for a first test type 1 under Custom GB instead, then press Buy selected package. Buying traffic and generating a proxy are separate actions.
Keep Exit mode on Choose region / sticky IP, set Region to Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia or Argentina and, if you need a specific area, a State and City. Leave Protocol on HTTP and press Review cost and generate.
Generate once for each country you check. Each proxy is tied to its country; in My assets, Copy next to it copies its full line, host:port:username:password.
In a clean browser profile, or with the script below, open your item on that country's site — mercadolibre.com.mx, mercadolivre.com.br — and check the title, price and delivery text a local buyer gets.
Expected result ipinfo.io shows the country you picked, and the local site opens in its own language.
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import re
import requests
# One rotating residential proxy per country (generated with Region = Mexico, Brazil, ...)
PROXIES = {
"MX": "http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT",
"BR": "http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@HOST:PORT",
}
# The local item pages of one Global Selling listing
PAGES = {
"MX": ("https://articulo.mercadolibre.com.mx/MLM-0000000000", "es-MX"),
"BR": ("https://produto.mercadolivre.com.br/MLB-0000000000", "pt-BR"),
}
for country, (url, language) in PAGES.items():
proxy = {"http": PROXIES[country], "https": PROXIES[country]}
where = requests.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", proxies=proxy, timeout=30).json()
page = requests.get(url, proxies=proxy, timeout=30,
headers={"User-Agent": "Mozilla/5.0", "Accept-Language": language})
title = re.search(r"<title>(.*?)</title>", page.text, re.S)
print(country, where.get("country"), page.status_code, title.group(1).strip() if title else "-")
Prints the exit country, HTTP status and page title of each local item page. Replace the item IDs with the local IDs of your Global Selling listing and use one proxy line per country. Needs pip install requests.
Check Does the listing have a title in the local language?
Fix Add Spanish or Portuguese titles — Mercado Libre's guide recommends it to avoid automatic translations — and check again.
Check Does ipinfo.io show the country you picked, and is Exit mode on Choose region / sticky IP?
Fix Generate again with the right Region and open that country's domain directly.
Check How many requests per minute, and on which Line?
Fix Slow down, and switch Line to Premium if the Budget line keeps failing.
Check Does Available traffic show 0 GB for this line?
Fix Buy traffic under Add traffic or top up your wallet, then try again — traffic belongs to one line and isn't shared.
Mercado Libre's Global Selling page names Mexico, Brazil, Chile, Colombia and Argentina, reached from one account.
Global Selling listings are created in English and priced in USD, then published as local items on each marketplace. Mercado Libre advises adding local-language titles to avoid automatic translations.
Yes. Rotating residential lets you pick Region, then State and City, for checks in a specific area.
Rotating residential for checking local pages in each country. Add a static ISP IP only if you want one fixed address for your Global Selling account logins.
Start with 1 GB under Custom GB and watch Available traffic in the console. Once you know how many pages you check a day, a ready-made package (50 GB and up) costs less per GB.
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Create an account, top up once and pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter. Rotating residential exits cover 195+ countries and regions.