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SimplyNode's Indonesia pool has 1M+ residential IPs (99.3% success rate), with country and city-level targeting. Sticky sessions hold an IP for up to 6 hours. Pricing scales from $4.00/GB down to $2.25/GB at volume, no bandwidth expiration, no monthly minimum. One endpoint (ip.simplynode.io:9003) handles HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5.
If you need to look like a real user browsing from inside Indonesia — for price monitoring on Tokopedia and Shopee, ad verification, or SERP tracking — a datacenter IP won't cut it. Most sites that serve Indonesia-specific pricing or content spot those instantly. You need a real Indonesian home connection.
What's actually in the pool
SimplyNode's Indonesia pool currently sits at just over 1 million IPs (1,038,270 at last count), all residential — real ISP connections, not datacenter addresses relabeled as local. Success rate on the pool is 99.3%.
Targeting covers Indonesia at both the country and city level — route through the country broadly, or narrow to a specific city when a task needs that precision, like comparing SERP results or checking pricing across regions.
Why free proxy lists aren't worth your time
Free Indonesian proxy lists show up in every "top 10" roundup, and they're consistently a bad trade: high latency, no uptime guarantee, and no accountability if the IP turns out to be compromised or logging your traffic. A paid provider with real infrastructure isn't a luxury here — it's the difference between a scraper that runs and one that gets banned by lunch.
How it works
Pricing. Same flat per-GB rate as every other location — no premium for targeting Indonesia specifically. It scales with volume: $4.00/GB for 1–15 GB, $3.00/GB at 50–100 GB, $2.50/GB at 250–500 GB, and $2.25/GB once you're moving 500 GB–1 TB a month. Loyalty discounts stack on top past $100/month, from –$0.50/GB up to –$1.00/GB at the top tier.
Sessions. Sticky sessions hold the same IP for up to 6 hours — enough for a login flow or a multi-step checkout without the site seeing your IP change mid-task. Drop the session ID and TTL from the connection string and it rotates on every request instead.
Setup. One endpoint, ip.simplynode.io:9003, handles HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 on the same port. Set the country in the password field of your proxy URL — country-id — and you're routed through Indonesia:
bash
# Indonesia residential, 30-min sticky session
curl -x "http://login:country-id-session-abc123-ttl-1800@ip.simplynode.io:9003" \
"https://api.example.com/data"
# Rotate every request — drop session & ttl
curl -x "http://login:country-id@ip.simplynode.io:9003" \
"https://api.example.com/data"Who this is actually for
E-commerce teams tracking prices and stock on Tokopedia, Shopee, and Bukalapak — the same product often shows a different price to a local IP.
Marketers verifying that campaigns and creatives are actually rendering correctly for Indonesian users.
SEO teams and agencies running SERP tracking where local search results shift by region.
Brand protection teams monitoring Indonesian marketplaces for counterfeits and MAP violations.
Researchers pulling Indonesia-specific catalog, pricing, or content at scale.
A word on doing this legally
Using proxies for market research, price monitoring, and ad verification is standard practice and legal in most jurisdictions, including Indonesia. If your scraping touches personal data, Indonesia's Personal Data Protection Law (Law No. 27/2022) applies — worth a real read, not just a line to skim past.
IPs are ethically sourced through KYC-checked, opt-in consumer partnerships — no botnets, no malware-harvested devices. Sourcing documentation is available on request.
Getting started
Buy 1 GB, set the country to Indonesia, and run it against the site that actually matters to you. Bandwidth doesn't expire, so there's no clock running out on unused GBs.