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ISP and datacenter proxies in Brazil
Brazilian ISP proxies and Brazilian datacenter proxies give a check an origin in Latin America's largest e-commerce market, where marketplaces price in reais and rarely mirror a US or European storefront. Select Brazil at checkout on either line and the address holds for the term.
Lines available in Brazil
ISP and datacenter are chosen by country at checkout.
ISP
Selected at checkoutStatic address in Brazil, chosen at checkout.
Datacenter
Selected at checkoutDedicated address in Brazil, chosen at checkout.
Residential
CoverageNetwork-wide pool; country selection is not offered at checkout.
Mobile
CoverageNetwork-wide pool; country selection is not offered at checkout.
What each line is for in Brazil
ISP proxies in Brazil
ISP is for Brazilian checks that run as a consumer session: a signed-in Mercado Livre or Magalu account, a basket taken to the shipping and import-cost step, and listings that show the price split into interest-free instalments beside the cash price. The address is leased from a consumer provider, presents as a residential connection, and stays the same for the term.
Payment steps are a Brazil-specific check in their own right, because a checkout that offers Pix to a Brazilian visitor can show a different total from the card path. Portuguese-language results on Google.com.br belong on ISP too, whenever the ranking has to match what a Brazilian consumer sees rather than a generic crawl.
Datacenter proxies in Brazil
Datacenter carries the volume: Shopee and Mercado Livre catalogue sweeps in reais, availability checks on product pages, and monitoring of a service hosted in Brazil from inside the country.
The ranges are registered to us and announced from our own ASN, every address is dedicated, and a flagged one is replaced inside the datacenter window, which is shorter than the one on ISP.
Why teams need an origin in Brazil
Brazilian marketplaces and retailers price and merchandise independently of the rest of Latin America, and import-related costs and availability can change what a Brazilian shopper is offered compared with a US or European visitor. A Brazilian origin shows pricing, search placement and availability the way a Brazilian shopper encounters them.
- Mercado Livre and Magalu prices in reais
- Google.com.br rankings for Portuguese queries
- Shopee listings for Brazilian buyers
- Import costs shown at checkout
- Currency
- Brazilian real (BRL)
- Languages
- Portuguese
- Search engines
- Google, Bing
- Marketplaces
- Mercado Livre, Amazon.com.br, Magalu, Shopee
Marketplaces are named only to show where checks run. No affiliation is implied.
How an order for Brazil works
A price programme that runs continuously suits a longer term better than a string of short ones, since the term discount applies on top of the volume rate. Payment is in US dollars from the wallet, whichever country the addresses are in. Brazilian work can also split cleanly by line: a small ISP block holds the signed-in sessions that read instalments and Pix totals, a larger datacenter block sweeps public catalogue pages, and the two are ordered separately, each at the rate its own quantity earns.
- 01Choose ISP or datacenter in the dashboard.
- 02Select Brazil as the country at checkout.
- 03Set the number of addresses and the term.
- 04Pay from your prefunded wallet.
| Per address | ISP | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|
| Country | Brazil, chosen at checkout | Brazil, chosen at checkout |
| Assignment | Static, dedicated to one customer | Dedicated, never shared |
| Minimum order | 1 IP | 1 IP |
| Rate | $3.20 to $1.50 per IP / month | $3.20 to $1.50 per IP / month |
| Billing | Per address, per month | Per address, per month |
| Throughput | 100 Mbps per address | 100 Mbps per address |
| Latency | Median 41 ms to regional targets | Median 9 ms to regional targets |
| Subnet spread | Max 64 addresses per /24 by default | Configurable, /24 diversity on request |
| Replacement | Replacement within 4 hours for any flagged address | Replacement within 1 hour for any flagged address |
| Availability | 99.99% monthly address availability | 99.99% monthly address availability |
| Service credits | Pro-rata service credit plus 20% for any address below target | Pro-rata service credit plus 20% for any address below target |
| Term | ISP | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|
| 30 days | Volume rate | Volume rate |
| 60 days | 5% off | 5% off |
| 90 days | 10% off | 10% off |
| 365 days | 20% off | 20% off |
Rates and terms are read from the live catalogue.
ISP or datacenter for Brazil
For Brazil, the instalment and payment views are the deciding factor. Any check that has to see what a Brazilian shopper pays, through instalments, Pix or import costs, runs through a session and belongs on ISP. Public catalogue sweeps and availability monitoring belong on datacenter, where each address carries more traffic and a flagged one is back sooner.
Sourced and audited the same way everywhere
Every address carries the same chain-of-custody standard. The method is on the sourcing and compliance page.
Questions about Brazil
Does Brazil coverage extend to the rest of Latin America?
No. Brazil is its own country page and its own checkout choice. Argentina, Colombia and Peru, among others, are ordered separately on ISP and datacenter.
Is pricing for Brazil shown in Brazilian currency?
No. Every line on this site is billed in USD and published in full on its pricing page, regardless of which country you are ordering for.
Will a Brazilian address show instalment prices?
Instalment offers are set by the marketplace and the seller, so the address cannot guarantee them. What it does is put the request in Brazil, which is the origin those offers are written for.
Can a Brazilian ISP address keep a Mercado Livre session?
The address stays the same for the whole term, so it will not be the reason a session ends. How long Mercado Livre keeps a login is its own policy.
Does a Brazilian address see the same prices as a visitor in Argentina?
Not necessarily. Mercado Livre in Brazil and Mercado Libre in Argentina are separate sites with separate listings, and a Brazilian address reaches the Brazilian one.
Can I choose the country when I order?
On ISP and datacenter, yes: the country is picked at checkout. Residential and mobile are sold as network-wide coverage, and neither lets you target a country at order time.
Is there a trial for ISP or datacenter in a given country?
Yes. Both lines include a paid trial before you commit to a term, on the same terms in every country they are sold in.
Nearby and other locations
Argentina, Colombia, Peru and Venezuela are the nearby markets you can order by country. The same regional marketplace runs separate Spanish-language sites in them under the Mercado Libre name, with their own listings and prices, so a Brazilian address does not stand in for any of them.
- Argentina
- Peru
- Colombia
- Venezuela
Order addresses in Brazil
Fund a wallet, then pick Brazil at checkout.
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