Puerto Rico proxies
Get an IP address in Puerto Rico for your requests. 2 BooProxies proxy types cover it; the country code to use is pr.
| Proxy type | Username for Puerto Rico | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | USERNAME-country-pr |
$3.52 per GB | Buy |
| Residential Lite | USERNAME-country-pr |
$0.96 per GB | Buy |
Getting an IP in Puerto Rico
Pick any plan from the table and put country-pr into its username. From then on, every request made with that username comes out of an IP in Puerto Rico; host, port and password do not change.
Choosing a proxy type for Puerto Rico
- ResidentialHousehold IPs you can aim at a country, a state or one city. $3.52 per GB.
- Residential LiteBudget household IPs for big scraping jobs, targeted by country. $0.96 per GB.
Go for the cheapest type your target site tolerates, and upgrade only when you get blocked. Proxy types compared
Quick test
Swap in the username and password from your plan. The reply you get back is the IP your request came out of.
Rotating or sticky
With just the country set, every new connection gets another IP in Puerto Rico. To hold on to one IP, say for a login or a checkout, add a session:
USERNAME-country-pr-time-600-session-a1b2c3d4With Residential you can go below country level: add a state and a city to the username, lowercase and without spaces. To check a city in Puerto Rico, generate a proxy for it in your dashboard and press test. The username, piece by piece
curl -x resi.proxies.boo:8080 -U "USERNAME-country-pr:PASSWORD" https://httpbin.org/ipimport httpx
PROXY = "http://USERNAME-country-pr:PASSWORD@resi.proxies.boo:8080"
with httpx.Client(proxy=PROXY, timeout=30) as client:
print(client.get("https://httpbin.org/ip").json()["origin"])import axios from "axios";
const { data } = await axios.get("https://httpbin.org/ip", {
proxy: { protocol: "http", host: "resi.proxies.boo", port: 8080, auth: { username: "USERNAME-country-pr", password: "PASSWORD" } },
timeout: 30000,
});
console.log(data.origin);Puerto Rico proxy questions
How much is a proxy in Puerto Rico?
The cheapest way to get an IP in Puerto Rico is Residential Lite, from $0.96 per GB. Residential: $3.52 per GB. Prices are the same for every country.
Is there a special plan for Puerto Rico?
No, any plan whose type covers Puerto Rico works. Replace country-pr in the username with another code and the very same login exits in that country instead.
How do I confirm my IP is in Puerto Rico?
Use the test button on your plan page to see the exit IP and its country, or load a what-is-my-IP page through the proxy. Location databases do not always agree, so compare two before you decide.
Does SOCKS5 work for Puerto Rico?
Yes. Each plan has an HTTP and a SOCKS5 port that share one username and password, and you choose the country the same way on either.
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Get an IP in Puerto Rico
Pick a plan, add the country code to the username, and confirm the exit IP with one click.
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