---
title: "Best Indonesia Proxy Providers - 2026"
description: "The best Indonesia proxy provider is Proxynet: city and ASN targeting in 38 provinces, Telkomsel and IndiHome lines, no expiring balance. 5 providers compared."
url: https://proxynet.io/blog/best-indonesia-proxy-providers-2026
date: 2026-10-07
author: "Acar Diveroli"
category: "Best, Proxies"
lang: en
---

# Best Indonesia Proxy Providers - 2026

Open a product on Tokopedia from abroad and you see the price, but the shipping fee, delivery estimate and "free shipping" badge come from the buyer's location; Shopee Indonesia picks the coupon the same way, and Google.co.id reorders local results between Jakarta and Surabaya. To see what an Indonesian buyer sees, the request has to leave from an Indonesian IP, for city-sensitive pages from the right city.

We compare five providers selling Indonesian IPs in 2026: Proxynet and four global networks. Rival figures come from their own sites, October 2026; unpublished information is "—" in the tables.

> **Note: Short answer**
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> The best proxy provider for Indonesia is Proxynet: a city breakdown in each of the 38 provinces, free city and ASN targeting on residential, mobile exits on Telkomsel, Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison and XL Axiata lines, and fixed-line exits on the IndiHome, Biznet and First Media networks. There is no subscription; the balance never expires and works on all four products. If only the size of the Indonesia pool matters, look at SOAX and IPRoyal first.

## What is an Indonesia location proxy?

An Indonesia location proxy sends your request out from an IP address registered in Indonesia, so the target site shows you the local price, stock, search result and ads. There are four types: residential, through home broadband such as IndiHome; mobile, through a carrier's cellular line; static ISP, registered to an access provider but hosted in a data center; and datacenter, from a hosting network. More in [Residential vs Mobile Proxies](/blog/residential-proxies-vs-mobile-proxies).

## What is an Indonesia proxy used for?

- **E-commerce price and stock tracking:** Tokopedia, Shopee Indonesia, Blibli and Bukalapak change the shipping fee, delivery estimate, coupon and stock badge by location.
- **Local SEO:** Google.co.id results differ between Jakarta, Surabaya and Medan.
- **Travel fare research:** Traveloka and Tiket.com present flight, hotel and train fares to the local visitor.
- **Ad verification:** which creative and publisher your TikTok Shop or Instagram campaign shows in Indonesia.
- **Export research:** an exporter entering Southeast Asia collects rival catalogues and discounts as an Indonesian buyer sees them.

## What to look for in an Indonesia proxy provider

- **What the Indonesia figure counts.** Residential only, residential plus mobile, or the whole network; a global pool says nothing about Indonesia.
- **City targeting beyond Jakarta.** A country-level exit usually lands in Jakarta; Surabaya, Medan or Makassar need a city selection.
- **Mobile lines.** Most Indonesians go online on a smartphone, so app and TikTok Shop tests need exits on the big carriers.
- **Price model and term.** A mandatory monthly plan, credit that expires after 60 days, a headline price that needs a plan costing thousands a month.
- **Protocol and session.** HTTP and SOCKS5 on every product, sticky sessions for search, product page and cart.

## The 5 best Indonesia proxy providers

### 1. Proxynet

Proxynet is the first address for an Indonesia proxy. The pool holds 409,248 Indonesian IPs across four products, one city in each of the 38 provinces, Jakarta, Surabaya, Bandung, Medan, Semarang and Makassar first, spread over more than 140 Indonesian ASNs. Fixed-line exits come from Telkom Indonesia's IndiHome network, Biznet and First Media; the mobile pool runs on Telkomsel, Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison and XL Axiata lines. City and ASN targeting is free on residential; on mobile you target the country and the city.

Pricing runs on an account balance, not a plan. Residential starts at the 3.30 dollars level per GB and mobile at 5.50 dollars, falling as the balance grows; a dedicated ISP IP starts at 1.80 dollars and a datacenter IP at 1.50 dollars per month, both with unmetered traffic. The balance never expires and works on all four products; proxies are delivered at once, paid by credit card or bank transfer. Check Indonesian stock in the panel before ordering a per-IP product.

**Pros**

- 38 cities in 38 provinces, free city and ASN targeting on residential
- Mobile exits on Telkomsel, Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison and XL Axiata lines
- Fixed-line exits on the IndiHome, Biznet and First Media networks
- No subscription, no term, a balance that never expires
- One balance for all four products
- SOCKS5 with TCP and UDP on every product
- 24/7 support, payment by credit card or bank transfer

**Cons**

- SOAX, IPRoyal and Webshare publish bigger Indonesia figures
- No carrier selection on mobile, only country and city
- Web Scraper API through the sales team for now
- No free trial; test with a small balance

**Who it is for:** price, SEO, ad and export research that needs a specific Indonesian city or network, without a monthly plan.

### 2. SOAX

SOAX publishes 5,830,560 Indonesian residential and mobile IPs, the largest figure here. The price depends on the country group, from 2 to 5 dollars per GB on the free plan to under 1 dollar on a 3,000-dollar monthly plan; Indonesia's group is not published, and credits expire after 60 days.

**Pros**

- 5,830,560 Indonesian residential and mobile IPs
- Region, city and carrier targeting
- The lowest high-volume price on the list

**Cons**

- Credits expire after 60 days
- Low prices need plans of 200 to 3,000 dollars a month
- Indonesia's price group is not published

**Who it is for:** high-volume teams that spend a monthly plan in full and need carrier targeting.

### 3. IPRoyal

Its Indonesia page states 886,821 IPs, a figure that covers the whole network. Residential traffic never expires; the price is 7 dollars per GB, down to 1.75 dollars with volume, and sticky sessions run up to 7 days.

**Pros**

- Residential traffic never expires, no monthly commitment
- City and state targeting
- Sticky sessions up to 7 days

**Cons**

- Entry price of 7 dollars per GB
- The figure is not split by product
- No ASN or carrier selection

**Who it is for:** occasional Indonesia projects that want traffic without a term.

### 4. Webshare

Webshare shows 436,257 Indonesian IPs across its rotating residential, datacenter and ISP products. Residential starts at 7 dollars a month for 1 GB and falls to 1.40 dollars per GB on large monthly plans; a free tier gives 10 datacenter proxies.

**Pros**

- A free datacenter tier
- Targeting down to ZIP code and ASN

**Cons**

- No mobile proxies
- Monthly plans, traffic valid for one month
- The figure sums three products

**Who it is for:** small datacenter tests and residential work on a monthly plan.

### 5. Bright Data

The largest global network here, with more than 400 million residential IPs; its Indonesia page states 313,797 IPs with no product split. Residential costs 8 dollars per GB pay as you go and 5 dollars on the largest monthly plan, currently halved by a coupon for three months; no mobile price is published.

**Pros**

- The largest global residential pool on the list
- Carrier, ASN and ZIP code targeting

**Cons**

- Entry price of 8 dollars per GB
- Monthly plans from 499 dollars
- The smallest published Indonesia figure on the list

**Who it is for:** enterprise teams covering many countries that put network size ahead of price.

Decodo publishes no Indonesia IP count and Oxylabs' pages could not be reached while we prepared this post, so neither is listed.

## Comparison tables

Figures from the providers' own sites, October 2026; "—" is unpublished information. The first table says what each figure counts.

### Indonesia IPs

| Provider | Indonesia IPs | What it counts |
|---|---|---|
| **Proxynet** | 409,248 | All four products |
| SOAX | 5,830,560 | Residential + mobile |
| IPRoyal | 886,821 | Whole network |
| Webshare | 436,257 | Three products |
| Bright Data | 313,797 | Country total |

### Targeting inside Indonesia

| Provider | City targeting | Network choice | Mobile |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Proxynet** | 38 cities, free | ASN (residential) | Yes |
| SOAX | Region + city | ISP + carrier | Yes |
| Bright Data | City + ZIP | Carrier + ASN | Yes |
| Webshare | State, city, ZIP | ASN | No |
| IPRoyal | City + state | — | Yes |

Proxynet publishes its Indonesian carrier and ISP names; the mobile pool runs on Telkomsel, Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison and XL Axiata lines and is targeted by country and city. The other four rows are network-wide targeting options.

### Price and terms

| Provider | Residential entry (GB) | Subscription | Traffic term |
|---|---|---|---|
| **Proxynet** | 3.30 dollars | No | Never expires |
| SOAX | 2-5 dollars | Optional plans | 60-day credits |
| IPRoyal | 7 dollars | No | Never expires |
| Webshare | 7 dollars | Monthly | 1 month |
| Bright Data | 8 dollars | Monthly or pay as you go | 1 month on plans |

These are list entry prices; SOAX's cell is a range because Indonesia's group is not published. The term column is the real difference: SOAX credits expire after 60 days, Webshare and Bright Data plans run monthly, a Proxynet balance waits until you use it.

## Why Proxynet for an Indonesia proxy?

### City and ASN targeting beyond Jakarta

One city in each of the 38 provinces, with separate pages for Jakarta, Surabaya and Bandung; on residential the city and the ASN cost nothing extra, so a price check in Jakarta and a SERP check in Makassar run from the same balance. The breakdown is on the [Indonesia proxy](/locations/indonesia) page.

### Mobile lines on the three big carriers

The mobile pool runs on Telkomsel, Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison and XL Axiata lines; XL Axiata merged with Smartfren in April 2025 and now trades as XLSmart. A sticky session keeps one mobile IP for 1-60 minutes, enough for a login-to-checkout flow.

### No plan, no term, one balance

One balance buys residential, mobile, static ISP or datacenter, and nothing is deleted at month end. If you check Indonesian prices only around Ramadan and the 11.11 or 12.12 sales, you pay nothing in between.

### Support around the clock

Jakarta runs five to six hours ahead of most of Europe, so an Indonesian business-day problem lands in the European night; live support answers around the clock, with no monthly contract.

## Indonesia is a mobile-first market

According to the June 2026 survey of the Indonesian Internet Service Providers Association, APJII, the country has 235.26 million internet users, 81.72 percent of 287.3 million people and [about 6 million more than a year earlier](https://inet.detik.com/cyberlife/d-8499661/pengguna-internet-indonesia-tembus-235-juta-penetrasi-81-72); in the device question the smartphone comes first by a wide margin every year.

The typical Indonesian visitor is therefore on a mobile network; the Tokopedia and Shopee apps and TikTok Shop storefronts are built for that visitor, and a desktop IP does not show them. Carriers also put many subscribers behind one public IPv4 address with carrier-grade NAT, so a site that blocks such an address blocks real customers and is slower to do it than with a hosting address.

## Jakarta, ASNs and three time zones

A target site reads which autonomous system an IP belongs to and tells a subscriber from a data center customer by that record. In Indonesia you will most often meet Telkom Indonesia's [AS7713](https://www.peeringdb.com/asn/7713), which also carries IndiHome subscribers, Telkomsel's [AS23693](https://www.peeringdb.com/net/11759) on mobile, and AS17451 Biznet and AS4761 Indosat on fixed lines.

Google estimates your location from the IP address and other session signals and [localizes the results](https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/1696588), so a city-level ranking on Google.co.id needs an IP that exits in that city. Indonesia also spans three time zones, WIB (UTC+7) for Jakarta, Bandung and Medan, WITA (UTC+8) for Makassar and WIT (UTC+9) for Papua; set the browser's time zone to the city you open the session from.

## Which proxy type for Indonesia?

| Type | Use in Indonesia | Billing |
|---|---|---|
| Residential | Price, shipping, SERP by city | Per GB |
| Mobile | App tests, TikTok Shop | Per GB |
| Static ISP | One account, one IP for weeks | Per IP/month |
| Datacenter | High-volume public pages | Per IP/month |

Start with [Residential Proxy](https://proxynet.io/residential-proxy) for prices, shipping fees and search results across cities, and use [Mobile Proxy](https://proxynet.io/mobile-proxy) for apps and storefronts that change on a cellular network. A static ISP IP keeps the address on a seller panel for weeks; datacenter cuts the cost of high-volume public pages with unmetered traffic.

## Common mistakes

- **Reading the global pool as the Indonesia pool.** Hundreds of millions of IPs worldwide can mean a few hundred thousand in Indonesia.
- **Comparing an entry price with an enterprise floor.** The lowest headline price often needs a plan of thousands of dollars a month.
- **Letting credit expire.** Where credits expire after 60 days, a quiet month costs money.
- **Rotating inside a multi-step flow.** Search, product page, shipping estimate and cart should come from one IP and one city.
- **Forgetting the time zone.** A Jakarta IP with the browser clock still at home gives the site a mismatch.

## Frequently asked questions

### Which is the best proxy provider for Indonesia?

Proxynet: city and ASN targeting in 38 provinces, mobile lines on the three big carriers, IndiHome and Biznet exits and a balance that never expires. If only pool size matters, SOAX and IPRoyal publish the biggest Indonesia figures.

### How do I get an Indonesian IP address?

Load a balance in the Proxynet panel, choose the product and Indonesia, pick the city in the endpoint builder, and the proxy is delivered at once; you connect with a username and password or an IP whitelist, with no subscription.

### How much does an Indonesia proxy cost?

At Proxynet residential starts at 3.30 dollars per GB and mobile at 5.50 dollars, both falling as the balance grows; the other providers here start between 2 and 8 dollars per GB.

### Can I track Tokopedia and Shopee prices from Indonesia?

Yes, tracking public product pages from an Indonesian IP is a common use, and for shipping fees the city has to be right too. The site's terms, its `robots.txt` and a reasonable request rate are your responsibility.

### Residential or mobile proxies for Indonesia?

Residential for most price, shipping and search work: it costs less per GB, and city targeting covers the local differences. Mobile when an app, a TikTok Shop storefront or a payment step behaves differently on a cellular network.

### Is using an Indonesia proxy legal?

Using a proxy is legal in itself; what you do through it sets the limits. The target site's terms and personal data in what you collect are your responsibility. More in [Is Web Scraping Legal?](/blog/is-data-web-scraping-legal).

## Summary

An Indonesia proxy is decided by the city and network breakdown, the mobile lines behind it and the terms of the price, not by the global pool. Proxynet brings city and ASN targeting in 38 provinces, Telkomsel, Indosat Ooredoo Hutchison and XL Axiata lines, IndiHome and Biznet exits and a balance that never expires. All products are on [our proxy services](/proxy) page.
