Targeting in Germany
- Essential Residential
- Country, $1.50/GB
- Premium Residential
- Country, $3.00/GB
- Mobile
- Country, $3.00/GB
- City, region, postcode
- Not offered
- Network (ASN)
- Every pool above, by AS number
Germany
Germany residential proxies.
German proxies: residential and mobile addresses that exit in Germany, served by all three pools. Germany is the value de in the country field of the username, and nothing else in the line has to change.
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decountry code in the username
3pools serve Germany
60 of 60sampled exits located in Germany
Up to 24 hsticky sessions, 120 min on Essential
Germany proxies
Why exit in Germany?
Prices, product ranges, delivery notes and search results are often written for one country, and a German storefront or listing can look quite different from the copy your own server is shown. A request that leaves from a German address reaches the site from inside the country, which suits price comparison, ad verification, search-result checks and localisation testing.
Berlin, Munich, Hamburg and every other German place share the single value de; the country is the finest level this page offers. To move a job to another country, change that one field.
What you can target here
The country, on every pool.
Each pool below takes de as its country. Nothing finer exists: no city, no nation inside the country and no postcode, because city and state targeting is a United States feature.
Every pool below takes a network by AS number next to the country. The sample further down names networks our exits were on when we ran it. A network with no exit there fails the request instead of falling back to another.
Essential Residential
Country de, HTTP on 7777, a sticky session up to 120 minutes.
Premium Residential
Country de, HTTP on 7777, SOCKS5 on 1080, a sticky session up to 1,440 minutes.
Mobile
Country de, HTTP on 7777, SOCKS5 on 1080, a sticky session up to 1,440 minutes.
Copy-ready username
Two letters make the line a Germany one.
The username is a row of fields joined by ~. The second one is the country, so a line for Germany carries ~de~ and your code changes one string. USERNAME and PASSWORD are your own login, and the dashboard writes the whole line for you.
- Premium, rotating
USERNAME~de~a2d05335- Premium, 30 min sticky
USERNAME~de~a1682953~30- Essential, rotating
USERNAME~de~827bc6b8~0~~rs- Mobile, 10 min sticky
USERNAME~de~8a694a03~10~~md
$ curl -x premium.resifactory.net:7777 \
-U "USERNAME~de~a2d05335:PASSWORD" \
https://api.ipify.org
203.0.113.42import requests
user = "USERNAME~de~a2d05335"
proxy = f"http://{user}:[email protected]:7777"
r = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org",
proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy})
print(r.text)203.0.113.42 is a documentation address; yours will differ. Germany addresses come back when the country field is de.
Sample
60 of 60 sampled exits were in Germany.
On 13 November 2026 we sent requests through Premium Residential with the country set to de, looked each exit address up in the DB-IP city database built on 1 November 2026, and counted. 60 of 60 exits were located in Germany, and 47 of the 60 were on the networks listed here.
The sample is 60 exit addresses, each a different address, taken from a new session on a rotating line every time. Cloudflare's own reading of the same addresses also placed all 60 in Germany. The networks listed are the ones in the sample that have a page in our ASN lookup, and their numbers come from the public iptoasn.com dataset dated 1 November 2026. This is a single run, and the mix changes from run to run. IP geolocation by DB-IP.
Networks in the sample
- AS3209
- Vodafone Germany, 21 of 60
- AS3320
- Deutsche Telekom, 18 of 60
- AS6805
- Telefonica Germany, 8 of 60
Local settings
What a Germany request looks like.
A request through a Germany line should read as a request from the country. These are the settings that usually go with it. The notes beside them cite the pages they were read on.
- Search
- Google:
gl=de,hl=de - Currency
- EUR
- Time zone
- Europe/Berlin
- Accept-Language
de-DE,de;q=0.9,en;q=0.8
Google's reference gives de as the gl value for Germany and de as the hl value for the interface language German. Both values are de, but they do separate jobs: gl biases results toward a country and hl sets the language of the page, while the place a request comes from is set by the exit address. Source, read 13 November 2026.
German prices are in euros. The European Union's page on the euro lists Germany among the euro area countries. Source, read 13 November 2026.
German law sets central European summer time to begin on the last Sunday in March at 2 o'clock and to end on the last Sunday in October at 3 o'clock summer time. Compare times by zone, not by a fixed offset. Source, read 13 November 2026.
About the country
Who provides internet access in Germany.
The Bundesnetzagentur, the German federal network agency, says the data for its mobile coverage map are supplied by the operators of the public mobile networks: Telekom Deutschland, Vodafone, Telefónica Germany and 1&1 Mobilfunk.
Mobilfunk-Monitoring, Bundesnetzagentur, read 13 November 2026.
The sample on this page is one run on one day. It is not a list of the networks a line will exit on.
These networks each have a page in the ASN lookup.
Germany IP address
Check a German exit address.
Generate one line with the country set to de and paste it into the proxy tester. The result gives the exit address, the country it sits in and the network that owns it, so you can see the location before you run a larger job.
The ASN lookup gives the same answers for any address you already hold.
Privacy law
The GDPR and the Bundesdatenschutzgesetz.
Regulation (EU) 2016/679, the GDPR, applies in Germany, and the Federal Data Protection Act, the Bundesdatenschutzgesetz, sits beside it. Supervision is split: section 8 of the act makes the Federal Commissioner for Data Protection and Freedom of Information a federal authority with its seat in Bonn, and section 40 has the authorities named by state law supervise private bodies. If the pages you collect hold personal data, read the act before you store any of it.
This is a pointer to the texts, not legal advice.
Bundesdatenschutzgesetz, section 8, gesetze-im-internet.de, read 13 November 2026. Bundesdatenschutzgesetz, section 40, gesetze-im-internet.de, read 13 November 2026.
Before you start
Germany targeting, the details.
The code is de, not deu or ger.
The country field takes a two-letter ISO 3166-1 code. A value such as deu or ger, or the word Germany, is refused with a 422 that asks for a two-letter code; it is never turned into a line for another country.
Austria and Switzerland are separate values.
Austria is at and Switzerland is ch. Both read German on many sites, but each is a country of its own, so a test of Austrian or Swiss pages asks for its own code and not de.
A German page does not prove a German exit.
Sending Accept-Language: de or adding hl=de changes the language a site answers in. The exit address decides where the request appears to come from, so confirm the exit before you trust what a page shows.
Test a network before a long job.
A network can be requested by AS number on every pool, and the networks below have pages in the ASN lookup. A lookup page describes the network and does not count the exits on it at the moment you ask, so run a short test with the network set first.
Pools hold a session for different lengths.
A sticky German session runs up to 120 minutes on Essential, up to 1,440 on Premium and up to 1,440 on Mobile.
Which country code do I use for Germany?
Use
de, in the country field of the API or in the second field of the proxy username. The longer forms deu and ger are not accepted.Is a German proxy the same as a proxy in Germany?
Yes. Both describe a proxy whose exit address is in Germany. Here that is one setting, the country
de, on Essential Residential, Premium Residential or Mobile.Can I pick Berlin, Munich or another German city?
No. German targeting is by country, and city targeting exists only in the United States.
Which pool should I use for German pages?
Essential Residential covers pages that only need a German address. Premium Residential adds SOCKS5 and longer sessions. Mobile is for sites that answer a phone on a mobile network differently from a home connection.
Do you publish a list of free German proxies?
No, we do not publish open lists of addresses. The free trial page explains what a trial includes before you buy.
Start with a single gigabyte.
Country targeting for Germany from $1.50/GB, from a prepaid wallet with no subscription.
Targeting list from the catalogue dated 10 September 2026.