Each Hyperproxy is deployed to a specific datacenter region. Choose the location nearest the services it will contact to reduce latency. This page lists current availability; the launch form shows the regions available for your account.
How regions work
- Each region has a short code (for example
FSN•1 or SJC) shown alongside its country flag in the dashboard. - Every proxy receives a dedicated public IPv4 address in its chosen region.
- Regions can be enabled or disabled by an administrator; disabled regions do not affect proxies already running there.
Available regions
North America
| Region | Location | Country |
|---|
🇺🇸SJC | San Jose, California | United States |
🇺🇸HIL | Hillsboro, Oregon | United States |
🇺🇸ASH | Ashburn, Virginia | United States |
🇺🇸SEA | Seattle, Washington | United States |
🇺🇸LAX | Los Angeles, California | United States |
🇺🇸IAD | Ashburn, Virginia | United States |
🇺🇸ORD | Chicago, Illinois | United States |
Europe
| Region | Location | Country |
|---|
🇩🇪FSN•1 | Falkenstein, Saxony | Germany |
🇩🇪NBG•1 | Nuremberg, Bavaria | Germany |
🇫🇮HEL•1 | Helsinki, Uusimaa | Finland |
🇳🇱AMS | Amsterdam, North Holland | Netherlands |
🇩🇪FRA | Frankfurt, Hesse | Germany |
🇬🇧LHR | London, Greater London | United Kingdom |
Asia
| Region | Location | Country |
|---|
🇸🇬SIN | Singapore | Singapore |
🇯🇵NRT | Tokyo | Japan |
🇸🇬SIN | Singapore | Singapore |
Oceania
| Region | Location | Country |
|---|
🇦🇺SYD | Sydney, New South Wales | Australia |
Choosing a region
For best performance, choose the region geographically closest to the websites or services your proxy will connect to. Latency between your proxy and its destination is the primary factor in overall response time. If you are unsure, a region in the same continent as your target traffic is a safe default.