π©π° Denmark Proxies
PinguProxy gives you Denmark (DK) exit IPs π©π° for geo-targeted scraping, ad verification, and localization testing. Pin a pay-as-you-go residential proxy to Denmark with the _country-DK username suffix, or pull Denmark IPs from the shared datacenter pool β unlimited bandwidth on every plan, from β¬15 per 30 days.
What Denmark IPs are used for
Teams route traffic through Denmark to see exactly what local visitors see.
How to get a Denmark 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 DenmarkFor a residential exit in Denmark, append _country-DK to your proxy username. The exit IP then stays inside Denmark.
- 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 β static IPcurl -x http://username:password@proxy.pinguproxy.com:12933 https://pinguproxy.com/ip# Residential exit pinned to Denmark (pay-as-you-go)# Create a PAYG proxy, then append _country-DK to its username# and use the gateway shown in your dashboard:# curl -x http://username_country-DK:password@<payg-gateway>:<port> https://pinguproxy.com/ip
At a glance
Frequently asked questions
Can I keep the same Denmark 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 Denmark IP persists until you request a rotation.
Is a Denmark IP included in every plan?
Datacenter proxies are available on every plan (from β¬15 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 Denmark?
HTTP and SOCKS5 (including SOCKS5h remote-DNS) over IPv4 and IPv6, so the target site sees the Denmark exit regardless of your client stack.
Other countries
Free to try: create your first Denmark proxy in minutes and keep unlimited bandwidth on every plan.