Proxies in South Korea.
Route through real South Korean home IPs. Target South Korea nationwide. Same per-GB pricing as everywhere else, rotating or sticky sessions, and bandwidth that never expires.
Built for South Korean workloads.
Teams use South Korea proxies whenever a site serves different content, prices, or availability to local visitors. A South Korean IP gets you the local view.
Real local IPs
Residential IPs on real South Korean home connections, so South Korea sites serve the local view, not a datacenter response.
Nationwide targeting
Country-level targeting across South Korea; city granularity is available in select major markets globally.
One flat price
South Korea targeting costs the same per GB as anywhere — no premium for popular geos.
Ethically sourced
KYC-checked, opt-in consumer partnerships — no botnets or malware. Sourcing documentation on request.
Where the South Korea pool sits.
Country-level targeting covers South Korea nationwide; city granularity is available in select major markets globally.
What teams actually use South Korea proxies for.
Ranked by what we see most on the South Korea pool.
Price & availability monitoring
Track South Korean retail prices and stock; the same product differs by market, so a South Korea IP returns the real local price.
Local SEO & SERP tracking
Local search results shift by city; city-targeted SERP scraping for agencies running South Korea SEO.
Ad verification
Confirm campaigns and creatives render correctly to South Korean users, separately per region.
Market & competitor research
Gather South Korea-specific catalog, pricing, and content at scale.
Brand protection
Monitor South Korea marketplaces and listings for counterfeits and MAP violations.
Geo-restricted access
Reach South Korea-only content and tools; sticky sessions hold the connection through login.
Target South Korea in one line.
Routing parameters live in the password field of the proxy URL. Endpoint is always ip.simplynode.io:9003 - HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 on the same port.
- Country: set
country-kr - Sticky: hold an IP with
-session-{id}-ttl-{seconds}up to 6 hours
# South Korea residential, 30-min sticky session curl -x "http://login:country-kr-session-abc123-ttl-1800@ip.simplynode.io:9003" \ "https://api.example.com/data" # Rotate every request - drop session & ttl curl -x "http://login:country-kr@ip.simplynode.io:9003" \ "https://api.example.com/data"
Same residential pricing — South Korea targeting included.
South Korea targeting costs the same per GB as any other location. From $2.25/GB at scale, with loyalty discounts on top. No country surcharge.
From $4/GB starter to $2.25/GB at scale.
Buy 1 GB to test, scale up when it works. Loyalty discounts apply on top once you cross $100/month - -$0.50/GB at Rare, up to -$1.00/GB at Legend.
South Korea proxies - common questions.
Yes. They are real home/ISP connections located in South Korea, not datacenter IPs labelled as South Korean.
Country-level targeting is available now; city granularity in South Korea is on request as the pool grows.
Set the country parameter in the connection string (country-kr); the gateway routes you through a South Korea IP. Same HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5 endpoint.
No. Every location is the same per-GB rate; there is no premium for South Korea.
Yes, sticky sessions hold an IP up to 6 hours via a session identifier.
Try South Korea residential on your hardest target.
Buy 1 GB, set the country to South Korea, and run it on the site that matters. Bandwidth never expires.