Mexico

Mexico Residential & Mobile Proxies

Tap into Latin America's second-largest economy with 1.8M+ residential and mobile IPs spread across 30+ Mexican cities. ProxyHat delivers authentic Mexican IPs sourced from Telmex, Telcel, AT&T Mexico, and Izzi Telecom networks. Monitor Mercado Libre Mexico, Amazon Mexico, and Coppel pricing in real MXN values, verify localized ad campaigns targeting Mexican consumers, and track google.com.mx SERPs from any state. Mexico's 100M+ internet users and booming e-commerce sector make it essential for businesses expanding into the Latin American market. Target specific cities including Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Puebla, and Tijuana for precise regional intelligence.

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184Cities
36Regions
14ISPs
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Overview

What Are Mexican Proxy Servers?

A Mexican proxy server routes your internet traffic through an IP address located in Mexico, assigned by domestic ISPs such as Telmex, Totalplay, Megacable, and Izzi. Residential Mexican proxies use real household IP addresses, making your requests appear to originate from genuine Mexican internet users. This is critical for accessing region-locked Mexican content, collecting accurate pricing data from Mercado Libre and Amazon Mexico, and verifying how advertisements and websites render for Mexican audiences. Mexican residential IPs carry high trust scores and bypass geo-restrictions that block foreign traffic.

Mexican Proxy Use Cases

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Available Cities by Region

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México 20

Atlacomulco De FabelaCalimayaChalcoCiudad López MateosCiudad NezahualcoyotlCiudad Nicolás RomeroCoacalcoCuautitlán IzcalliEcatepecHuixquilucan De DegolladoIxtapalucaLerma De VilladaMetepecNaucalpanSanta María ChimalhuacánTecámacTexcocoTlalnepantlaTolucaTultitlán De Mariano Escobedo

Mexico City 16

AzcapotzalcoBenito JuarezCol. Bosques De Las LomasCoyoacánCuauhtémocGustavo Adolfo MaderoIztacalcoIztapalapaMexico CityMiguel HidalgoPueblaTlalpanTláhuacVenustiano CarranzaXochimilcoÁlvaro Obregón

Jalisco 11

AmecaAutlán De NavarroEl SaltoGuadalajaraOcotlanPuerto VallartaTepatitlan De MorelosTlajomulco De ZúñigaTlaquepaqueZapopanZapotlan El Grande

Veracruz 11

Boca Del RioCoatzacoalcosCordobaFortin De Las FloresMartinez De La TorreMinatitlánOrizabaPoza RicaTuxpam De Rodriguez CanoVeracruzXalapa

Guanajuato 11

CelayaDolores HidalgoGuanajuato CityIrapuatoLeónSalamancaSan Luis De La PazSan Miguel De AllendeSilaoUriangatoYuriria

Nuevo Leon 9

ApodacaCiudad Benito JuárezGarcíaGeneral EscobedoGuadalupeMonterreySan Nicolas De Los GarzaSan PedroSanta Catarina

Supported ISPs

Real residential and mobile IPs from major carriers and providers

At&T Mexico
Izzi
Mega Fibra
Megacable
Mexico Red De Telecomunicaciones, S. De R.L. De C.
Red Compartida
Starlink
Telcel
Telecable Del Mineral, S. A.
Telmex Dsl
Telmex Fibra
Totalplay
Totalplay Telecomunicaciones
Uninet
FAQ

Mexico Proxy FAQ

Is it legal to use proxy servers in Mexico?

Yes. Using proxy servers in Mexico is legal. Businesses routinely use proxies for market research, price monitoring, ad verification, and SEO tracking. ProxyHat sources all Mexican IPs ethically through opt-in partnerships and complies with Mexico's Federal Law on Protection of Personal Data (LFPDPPP).

Can I target specific Mexican cities and states?

Yes. ProxyHat supports city-level and state-level targeting across 30+ Mexican cities and all 32 states. You can select locations like Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, Cancún, Puebla, or Tijuana for precise geo-targeted data collection.

What Mexican ISPs are in your proxy pool?

Our Mexican proxy pool includes IPs from Telmex (Infinitum), Telcel, AT&T Mexico, Totalplay, Megacable, Izzi Telecom, and regional providers. This covers Mexico's major broadband and mobile carriers for authentic residential traffic.

How fast are Mexican proxy connections?

ProxyHat's Mexican infrastructure connects via major exchanges in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. US-based users experience 30-60ms latency. South American users connect at 80-120ms. European connections average 140-180ms.

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