The same Allegro product page does not look the same to a shopper in Warsaw and to a visitor from abroad: the delivery option, the shipping time and sometimes the promotion follow where the request comes from. Ceneo's price comparison, OLX's listing order and Google.pl's local results can only be read as a Polish user sees them from an IP address in Poland.
In this post we compare six providers selling Poland IPs in 2026: Proxynet and five global brands, on the published Poland figure and what it counts, city and network targeting, pricing model and traffic terms. Rival figures were read from the providers' own sites in October 2026; unpublished information sits in the tables as "—".
What is a Poland location proxy?
A Poland location proxy, or Poland proxy, sends your request out through an IP address registered in Poland, so the target site shows you the zloty price, local Google.pl results and the ads booked for that market. There are four types: residential (home lines), mobile (a carrier's 4G or 5G network), static ISP (registered to an access provider, hosted in a data center) and datacenter (a hosting network). A request from an Orange Polska subscriber and one from a hosting block are not treated the same; see Residential vs Datacenter Proxy.
What is a Poland proxy used for?
- Price and stock tracking on Allegro: delivery option and promotion label change with location; you record the page as the local buyer sees it.
- Ceneo and price comparison: store ranking and rival prices in zloty.
- Local results on Google.pl: results differ between Warsaw, Krakow and Gdańsk; you measure from the city you report on.
- Ad verification: which publisher shows your Polish campaign, with which creative.
- Intra-EU e-commerce and OLX: the Polish version of the same store and OLX's listing order, seen as a Polish user.
What to look for in a Poland proxy provider
- A published Poland figure, and what it counts. A global pool says nothing about Poland; a country figure may count one product, residential plus mobile, or the whole network.
- City targeting beyond Warsaw. A country-level exit usually lands in Warsaw; Krakow or Gdańsk need city selection, ideally free.
- The network behind the IP. To look like an Orange Polska or Play subscriber you must be able to pick that network by ASN.
- Pricing model and traffic term. Is a monthly plan mandatory, do credits expire, at what spend does the lowest price apply?
- A static IP product in Poland. Dedicated ISP and datacenter IPs are often limited to a few countries; ask up front if you need a long session.
The 6 best Poland proxy providers
1. Proxynet
Proxynet is the first address for Poland proxies: 302,448 Poland IPs across 22 cities in all 16 provinces, the exit city picked in the panel, Warsaw, Krakow, Wrocław, Poznań, Gdańsk and Łódź first among them. Fixed-line exits come from Orange Polska, Play, Vectra and Netia, mobile exits from the Play, Orange, Plus and T-Mobile lines, across more than 100 ASNs. City targeting is free on residential and mobile, ASN targeting on residential; the IP rotates per request or holds up to 60 minutes in a sticky session. All products support HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5.
Prices follow your account balance, not a plan. Residential starts at 3.30 dollars per GB, mobile at 5.50 dollars per GB, a dedicated ISP IP at 1.80 dollars and a datacenter IP at 1.50 dollars per month, and each rate drops as the balance grows. ISP and datacenter traffic is unmetered. No subscription, no term: the balance never expires, works on all four products, and proxies arrive the moment the order completes. You pay by credit card or bank transfer.
Pros
- 302,448 Poland IPs across 22 cities in 16 provinces
- Orange Polska, Play, Vectra and Netia exits, more than 100 ASNs
- Free city and ASN targeting
- Lowest residential entry price published for Poland
- Unmetered ISP and datacenter traffic
- No subscription, no expiring balance, valid on every product
- Turkish panel and 24/7 Turkish support
Cons
- IPRoyal, Webshare and SOAX report larger Poland figures
- No mobile carrier selection; you pick country and city
- No free trial; you test with a small balance
- Web Scraper API through the sales team for now
Who it is for: teams that follow Allegro, Ceneo and Google.pl city by city as an Orange or Play subscriber and pay only for what they use.
2. IPRoyal
IPRoyal shows 1,541,303 Poland IPs, its whole network with no product breakdown, and offers city and state targeting. Residential runs from 7 down to 1.75 dollars per GB and does not expire; ISP and datacenter are priced by term, 2.70 and 1.57 dollars for 30 days. The page says "unlimited traffic", the help center sets 100 GB per proxy per 30 days.
Pros
- Largest Poland figure on the list
- Residential traffic never expires
- City and state targeting
Cons
- Residential entry at 7 dollars per GB
- Poland figure covers the whole network
- "Unlimited" on the page, 100 GB per 30 days in the help center
- No carrier or ASN targeting
Who it is for: projects that buy traffic in bursts and do not need to choose the network.
3. Webshare
Webshare shows 355,837 Poland IPs, the sum of rotating residential, datacenter and ISP. Residential runs from 7 down to 1.40 dollars per GB monthly (0.98 annually); traffic lasts one month. A dedicated static residential IP costs 2.10 dollars a month on the 250 GB plan; dedicated datacenter is US only, and there is no mobile.
Pros
- Low residential price at volume
- Country, city, state and ASN targeting
- A free shared datacenter tier
Cons
- Residential entry at 7 dollars per GB
- Traffic expires after a month
- Poland figure adds up three products
- No dedicated datacenter IPs in Poland, no mobile
Who it is for: teams with a steady monthly volume used within the month.
4. SOAX
SOAX publishes 339,840 Poland IPs, residential and mobile together, with region, city and ISP or carrier targeting and one rate for both products. The entry price is 5, 4 or 2 dollars per GB by country tier; Poland's tier is not published, so the price cells are empty. Credits last 60 days on monthly billing; no ISP product, datacenter US only.
Pros
- Region, city, ISP and carrier targeting
- One rate for residential and mobile
- Low per-GB price at enterprise volume
Cons
- Poland's price tier is not published
- Credits expire after 60 days
- No ISP product, datacenter in the US only
Who it is for: teams that need carrier selection and spend enough monthly to reach the lower plans.
5. Bright Data
The largest global network on the list, more than 400 million residential IPs, with city, ZIP code, carrier and ASN targeting. Its Poland page publishes 117,287 IPs across all four IP types without saying what the figure counts. Residential is 8 dollars per GB, the lowest list price 5 dollars on the 1,999 dollars plan; a dedicated ISP IP is 3.50 dollars a month, a datacenter IP 2.20, each with a 100 GB monthly limit.
Pros
- Largest global pool on the list
- City, ZIP code, carrier and ASN targeting
- All four IP types in Poland
Cons
- Smallest Poland figure on the list
- Residential entry at 8 dollars per GB
- 100 GB monthly limit per IP on ISP and datacenter
Who it is for: enterprise teams in many countries at once that put coverage ahead of price.
6. Decodo
Decodo, formerly Smartproxy, had no working Poland page on the day this post was prepared and publishes no country count; its residential pool of more than 115 million IPs offers city and ASN targeting. Residential runs from 4 down to 2 dollars per GB; a dedicated ISP IP is 3.33 dollars a month; dedicated datacenter IPs are sold in five countries, Poland not among them.
Pros
- City and ASN targeting on residential
- An entry price below most of the list
Cons
- No Poland IP count and no country page
- No dedicated datacenter IPs in Poland
- Traffic term not published
Who it is for: teams that want city and ASN targeting at a mid-range price and need no country figure.
We could not reach Oxylabs' own pages on the day of writing, so it has no card and no table row.
Comparison tables
Figures from the providers' own sites, October 2026. "—" is information the provider does not publish.
Poland coverage
| Provider | Poland IPs | Figure covers | Global pool |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proxynet | 302,448 | All products | 160M+ |
| IPRoyal | 1,541,303 | Whole network | 64M+ |
| Webshare | 355,837 | 3 products | 80M+ |
| SOAX | 339,840 | Res. + mobile | 191M+ |
| Bright Data | 117,287 | Not stated | 400M+ |
| Decodo | — | — | 115M+ |
The figures count different things, and three providers report a larger number than ours; Proxynet's difference is that the 302,448 IPs break down into 22 cities and more than 100 ASNs for free.
Residential price and terms
| Provider | Entry (GB) | Lowest (GB) | Traffic term |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proxynet | 3.30 dollars | 1.50 dollars | No expiry |
| Decodo | 4 dollars | 2 dollars | — |
| IPRoyal | 7 dollars | 1.75 dollars | No expiry |
| Webshare | 7 dollars | 1.40 dollars | 1 month |
| Bright Data | 8 dollars | 5 dollars | 1 month |
| SOAX | — | — | 60 days |
List prices only. SOAX's Poland tier is not published; Bright Data's 5 dollars needs the 1,999 dollars plan. At entry level the lowest published price is Proxynet's; traffic never expires at Proxynet and IPRoyal, SOAX credits last 60 days, Webshare and Bright Data sell monthly.
Static ISP and datacenter
| Provider | ISP | Datacenter | Traffic |
|---|---|---|---|
| Proxynet | 1.80 dollars | 1.50 dollars | Unmetered |
| Webshare | 2.10 dollars | — | 250 GB plan |
| IPRoyal | 2.70 dollars | 1.57 dollars | 100 GB/30 days |
| Decodo | 3.33 dollars | — | Not published |
| Bright Data | 3.50 dollars | 2.20 dollars | 100 GB/IP/mo |
Entry prices per dedicated IP per month; IPRoyal's are 30-day prices. At Proxynet an ISP IP comes down to 1.00 dollars and a datacenter IP to 0.70 dollars per month; static products cover fewer countries than residential everywhere, so confirm Polish stock before ordering.
Why Proxynet for a Poland proxy?
22 cities and more than 100 ASNs, free
You choose among 22 cities, Warsaw, Krakow, Wrocław, Poznań, Gdańsk and Łódź included, at no extra charge, and pick the network by ASN on the same screen. Seeing Allegro as a Krakow buyer and Google.pl as a Gdańsk user is two parameters on a Residential Proxy endpoint.
Orange and Play lines
Fixed-line addresses are registered to Orange Polska, Play, Vectra and Netia; mobile uses the Play, Orange, Plus and T-Mobile lines. The target site sees a home subscriber or a carrier customer; the full breakdown is on the Poland proxy page.
No subscription, no expiring balance
The balance you load is not wiped at month end, does not expire after 60 days and is not tied to one product. If you only work hard around Black Friday and the holidays, you pay nothing in between.
A static ISP product with unmetered traffic
Weeks of logins to an Allegro seller panel from one address need no rotation. A dedicated ISP Proxy IP is registered to an access provider, stays the same for weeks and carries unmetered traffic.
Poland specifics: the EU market, the zloty and the network record
Poland is an EU member, but its currency is the zloty, not the euro. EU Regulation 2018/302 forbids redirecting a customer to another version of a site by location without consent, not different prices and promotions per market; seeing the Polish version of a store still takes a Poland IP.
The target site sees which autonomous system the IP is registered to; in Poland you will meet Orange Polska's AS5617, Play's AS39603 and Vectra's AS29314 most. Twenty IPs sharing the same first three octets sit in one /24 block; blocking usually hits the block, so ask for IPs from different blocks and networks.
Which proxy type for Poland?
| Type | What for | Pricing |
|---|---|---|
| Residential | Allegro, Ceneo, Google.pl | Per GB |
| Mobile | Testing on a carrier network | Per GB |
| Static ISP | Seller panel, long session | IP/month |
| Datacenter | Bulk public pages | IP/month |
Residential for prices, stock and search results; a static ISP IP or a sticky session of up to 60 minutes for seller-panel logins; mobile for app behaviour on a carrier network; datacenter for bulk public catalogues on lightly protected sites.
Common mistakes
- Comparing the global pool instead of the Poland figure. A 400 million network may publish fewer Poland IPs; ask what the figure counts.
- Choosing "Poland" and skipping the city. A country-level exit usually lands in Warsaw.
- Forgetting currency, language and time. pl-PL, Europe/Warsaw and the zloty must match the exit city; Poland observes daylight saving time.
- Rotating on account work. A per-request IP drops the session in a seller panel; use a fixed address there.
Frequently asked questions
Which is the best proxy provider for Poland?
Proxynet. 302,448 Poland IPs across 22 cities and more than 100 ASNs, Orange and Play exits, free targeting, unmetered ISP traffic and a balance that never expires come together only at Proxynet. If your only measure is the country figure, IPRoyal and Webshare report larger numbers.
How do I get a Poland IP?
Load a balance into your Proxynet account, choose the product and Poland as the country; the proxy arrives instantly. City and ASN are set in the Endpoint Generator; there is no subscription.
How much do Poland proxies cost?
At Proxynet residential starts at 3.30 dollars per GB, mobile at 5.50 dollars, a dedicated ISP IP at 1.80 dollars and a datacenter IP at 1.50 dollars per month, dropping as the balance grows. Rivals' residential entry prices run from 4 to 8 dollars per GB.
Can I track Allegro prices from Poland?
Yes, tracking public product pages with a Poland IP is common. Allegro's official REST API is open to developer applications; if your data is there, use it first. On public pages, the terms of use, the robots.txt rules and a reasonable request rate are on you.
Can I target Warsaw, Krakow or Gdańsk separately?
Yes. There are exits in 22 cities, city targeting is free on residential and mobile, and you pick the Orange Polska, Play or Vectra network by ASN on the same endpoint.
Is it legal to use a proxy in Poland?
Using a proxy is legal in itself; what you do through it sets the limit. The target site's terms, its robots.txt rules and, where personal data is involved, Polish law including the GDPR are your responsibility. More in Is Web Scraping Legal?.
Summary
What decides a Poland proxy is not the country figure but the city and network breakdown, an Orange or Play subscriber's address, traffic that does not expire and a static IP for long sessions. The provider that offers all four with Turkish support is Proxynet. For every product, see our proxy services page.
