๐ฆ๐น Austria Proxies
PinguProxy gives you Austria (AT) exit IPs ๐ฆ๐น for geo-targeted scraping, ad verification, and localization testing. Pin a pay-as-you-go residential proxy to Austria with the _country-AT username suffix, or pull Austria IPs from the shared datacenter pool โ unlimited bandwidth on every plan, from โฌ15 per 30 days.
What Austria IPs are used for
Teams route traffic through Austria to see exactly what local visitors see.
How to get a Austria IP
- 1Create a proxySign up and create a proxy from the dashboard in under a minute. Every plan includes unlimited bandwidth and threads.
- 2Pin it to AustriaFor a residential exit in Austria, append _country-AT to your proxy username. The exit IP then stays inside Austria.
- 3Connect and scalePoint your scraper or browser at proxy.pinguproxy.com over HTTP or SOCKS5. Rotate per request, per session, or on a custom interval.
Connect with a {code} exit
# Datacenter exit โ static IPcurl -x http://username:password@proxy.pinguproxy.com:12933 https://pinguproxy.com/ip# Residential exit pinned to Austria (pay-as-you-go)# Create a PAYG proxy, then append _country-AT to its username# and use the gateway shown in your dashboard:# curl -x http://username_country-AT:password@<payg-gateway>:<port> https://pinguproxy.com/ip
At a glance
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep the same Austria IP for a whole session?
Yes. Static datacenter proxies keep one IP for as long as you hold the proxy, and PAYG residential proxies support sticky sessions so a Austria IP persists until you request a rotation.
Is a Austria IP included in every plan?
Datacenter proxies are available on every plan (from โฌ15 per 30 days). Country-pinned residential exits are pay-as-you-go: you pay only for the traffic that flows through them.
Which protocols can I use from Austria?
HTTP and SOCKS5 (including SOCKS5h remote-DNS) over IPv4 and IPv6, so the target site sees the Austria exit regardless of your client stack.
Other countries
Free to try: create your first Austria proxy in minutes and keep unlimited bandwidth on every plan.