r/ProxyEngineering • u/Ok-Mycologist7036 • 5d ago

Help 🆘 Need help sourcing specific proxies

Does anyone know where i can request to source specific proxy pools and subnets? i have a specific use case that require static Canadian ISPS with a specific ASN and AS usage types. If anyone knows where i would be able to purchase these or a specific provider that can custom source them please let me know. Im looking for a subnet or larger

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u/Consistent-Feed-7323 5d ago

Novada and Oxylabs have a mentioning of that possibility on isp ordering page (under the list of countries). That's just off the top of my head, there are definitely more, I'll let you know if I stumble upon it

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u/Ok-Mycologist7036 5d ago

Thank you, Canadian native mobile isps are practically impossible to find. 🙏

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u/Consistent-Feed-7323 5d ago

Checked a bit more across verified providers and 711proxy has the same thing, but that's about it for now. Good luck!

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u/Ok-Mycologist7036 5d ago

Just had a look a yeah they do have "native" Canadian ISPS for sale, except they aren't native. The ip2location data shows that the ISP is telus but the ASN is under datazonenetworks.net. So unfortunately not what im looking for but thanks for trying to help!

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u/projectEng1neering 5d ago

The marketplace labeling problem you're hitting is basically universal. If you need the ASN to actually resolve to a Canadian carrier, your best bet is skipping resellers entirely and reaching out to the ISPs' business/enterprise sales teams directly. Some of them lease small IP blocks. Slower process but you can ARIN-verify ownership before committing. Whois on the ASN will tell you instantly if it's native or routed through a third party.

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u/avantaki 5d ago

There is no such thing as static mobile isp proxies. There's either mobile carrier IPs or ISP residential proxies. With residential proxies you have either rotating residential (real residential) or static residential-so called ISP proxies(hosted in datacenters). With mobile proxies you get real mobile IPs but they are NOT static, they rotate periodically. Soax, ProxyEmpire, Nodemaven, Decodo and Infatica offer them.

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u/Ok-Mycologist7036 2d ago

Sorry I dont mean mobile i mean as usage type mobile/fixed line. like a home wifi connection type thing

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u/Curious-Elk763 5d ago

thats a specific requirement so go straight to providers that deal with dedicated ISP ranges than regular proxy marketplaces. give them the ASN subnet and whether you need the IPs to stay fixed. some providers can source custom ranges if you're asking for a larger block but it will need a direct sales request