Residential proxies
France residential proxies
- Top network
- Orange S.A · 30%
- Cities you can target
- Marseille, Nice, and Paris
- Measured
- October 14, 2026
- Price
- $1 per GB
Where your IPs areUpdated October 14, 2026
Paris · 13%Marseille · 8%Networks in France
Share of the exits in our sample
- Orange S.AAS321530%
- Free SASAS1232223%
- Societe Francaise Du Radiotelephone - SFR SAAS1555722%
- Bouygues Telecom SAAS541020%
- Herault Telecom SASAS428112%
- Orne THD SPLAS411142%
- Coriolis Telecom SASAS600322%
Cities
Where the exits landed, without a city in the username
- Paristargetable13%
- Marseilletargetable8%
- Nicetargetable6%
- Strasbourg5%
- Saint-Denis3%
- Lille3%
- Lyon3%
- Orléans3%
- Nantes2%
- Épinay-sur-Seine2%
- Le Portel2%
- Vic-la-Gardiole2%
- Escaudain2%
- Ruillé-sur-Loir2%
and more
Questions
- Which networks do France exits come from?
- In our sample of October 14, 2026 the most frequent in France were Orange S.A, Free SAS, and Societe Francaise Du Radiotelephone - SFR SA. A sample shows what came back that day, not the full list.
- How do I get an IP in France?
- Add -country-fr to your proxy username, for example USER-country-fr. Every new connection then asks for an exit in France. When none is available, the gateway refuses the connection with status 465.
- Can I target a city in France?
- Yes. Add -city- and the city name in lower case without spaces. We checked Marseille, Nice, and Paris on October 14, 2026: the exits we got were in the city we asked for.
- Does every connection succeed?
- Not always. An exit is someone's home or mobile connection and can go offline mid-request, so build a retry into your client.
- How much does it cost?
- $1 per GB, the same for France as for every other country. No subscription, and unused bandwidth does not expire.
Setups for Python, Go net/http and Puppeteer are in the blog, each tested against the gateway. To build a whole list, use the proxy generator.