Minnesota datacenter proxies
Dedicated server IPv4 from the US pool, no traffic metering. For crawls of Minnesota sites that only check the country.
- Used by one customer only
- Traffic never metered
- Replies in about 0.3 s
- 99.9% uptime
Both Twin Cities are selectable by name, together with the suburbs of Plymouth and Rosemount and the southern town of Owatonna. Residential lines on Xfinity, Spectrum and CenturyLink, plus static ISP, datacenter and carrier addresses, on one ProxyWing account.

Store pages, rental boards and medical job sites look at visitors differently. Pick the network each one trusts.
Dedicated server IPv4 from the US pool, no traffic metering. For crawls of Minnesota sites that only check the country.
Home lines in Minneapolis on Xfinity, CenturyLink and T-Mobile, in Saint Paul and Plymouth on Xfinity, and in Owatonna and Rosemount on Spectrum. Pick the city, and the provider when the target treats cable and fiber differently.
National 5G addresses from the AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon pools. Minnesota has no pool of its own, so the IP resolves to the country rather than to Minneapolis.
Consumer-ISP addresses hosted on servers and assigned to one customer for the term. For Twin Cities accounts that must log in from the same IP every day.
Minneapolis, Saint Paul and the suburbs of Plymouth and Rosemount hold most of the addresses. Owatonna covers the farm country south of the metro. Duluth, Rochester and the north are reached through the US pool.
Xfinity cable is the main line in Minneapolis, Saint Paul and Plymouth. CenturyLink and T-Mobile home internet add options in Minneapolis, and Spectrum serves Owatonna and Rosemount.
Standard or Premium, both metered by traffic, cheaper from 2 GB.
| Gigabytes | Discount | Price per GB | Total Amount | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | - | $2.50 | $2.50 | Buy |
| 2 | 10% | $2.25 | Buy | |
| 10 | 15% | $2.13 | Buy | |
| 50 | 20% | $2.00 | Buy | |
| 100 | 25% | $1.88 | Buy | |
| 250 | 30% | $1.75 | Buy | |
| 500 | 35% | $1.63 | Buy | |
| 1000 | 40% | $1.50 | Buy | |
| 3000 | 45% | $1.38 | Buy | |
| 5000 | 50% | $1.25 | Buy | |
| 7500 | 55% | $1.13 | Buy | |
| 10000+ | 60% | $1.00 | Buy |
| Gigabytes | Discount | Price per GB | Total Amount | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | - | $6.00 | $6.00 | Buy |
| 2 | 5% | $5.70 | Buy | |
| 10 | 10% | $5.40 | Buy | |
| 50 | 15% | $5.10 | Buy | |
| 100 | 20% | $4.80 | Buy | |
| 250 | 30% | $4.20 | Buy | |
| 500 | 40% | $3.60 | Buy | |
| 1000 | 45% | $3.30 | Buy | |
| 3000 | 55% | $2.70 | Buy | |
| 5000 | 60% | $2.40 | Buy | |
| 7500 | 65% | $2.10 | Buy | |
| 10000+ | 70% | $1.80 | Buy |
A Minneapolis IP holds up to 1000 minutes on Standard and up to 7 days on Premium. Gigabytes do not expire.
Retail headquarters, a medical giant and a two-city metro give Minnesota pages local answers of their own.
Both retailers are headquartered in the Twin Cities and show store-level prices, stock and pickup options by location. Load the Minneapolis or Saint Paul store page from a Minnesota IP.
The Twin Cities return different local packs for the same query, and Plymouth and Rosemount differ again. Track each from an IP inside the city.
Hospital systems, device makers and the many Fortune 500 headquarters in the metro recruit through sites that localize listings and pay. Scrape them as a Minnesota candidate sees them.
Zillow and Realtor.com rank Minneapolis, Saint Paul and Plymouth listings by the visitor's location and show local taxes. Monitor them from inside Minnesota.
Minnesota grocers price per store and run location-based digital deals. Load the Rosemount or Owatonna store page from a Minnesota IP to see what residents pay.
The Minneapolis-Saint Paul DMA covers most of the state, with Rochester-Mason City and Duluth elsewhere. Confirm each campaign renders in the right Minnesota market.
Both retailers set store-level prices and pickup options, and the Twin Cities are their home turf. A Minneapolis or Saint Paul line shows the local version.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on all four Minnesota networks, UDP on datacenter, ISP and mobile.
Keep it 1000 minutes on Standard or 7 days on Premium, or rotate per request.
Both methods on every network, switchable at any time.
Minneapolis to Owatonna, each residential line was shared by its owner. No recycled ranges.
Support opens the site and reads your settings before answering. Any hour.
Open an account and pick the network: residential, ISP, datacenter or mobile.
United States, then Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Plymouth, Owatonna or Rosemount. Set Xfinity, Spectrum or CenturyLink as the provider if the line matters.
Enter the credentials in your browser, scraper or app over HTTP or SOCKS5.
Minneapolis and Saint Paul return local results. The country returns scale.
Orders, credentials, Minneapolis or Saint Paul as the location and rotation: endpoints your pipeline calls directly.
curl -X POST "https://api.proxywing.com/v1/residential/services/{svc_id}/generate-proxy-list" \
-H "Authorization: Bearer pk_live_XXXXXXXX" \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"count":2,"protocol":"http","country":"US","session":"sticky","session_ttl":"10m"}'Awards, which we received from our customers
Yes. Minneapolis and Saint Paul are separate entries in the generator, and Plymouth and Rosemount in the suburbs are listed on their own.
Not by city filter yet. Both are reached through the US pool. The five selectable Minnesota cities are Minneapolis, Saint Paul, Plymouth, Owatonna and Rosemount.
A server with a Minnesota IP in front of your traffic. The website sees Minneapolis, Saint Paul or Plymouth and serves the local version.
Identical in both Twin Cities and in Owatonna. Residential is sold by the gigabyte from $1.00. ISP and datacenter are sold by the IP per month, from $1.71 and $0.87, the floor on the largest packages. Mobile is sold by the day, $10, or by 30 days, $145.
Yes. A shelf price in a Twin Cities store is public, and neither Minnesota nor federal law restricts proxies. Target's terms of use and personal-data rules are the fine print to read.
Usable for a connectivity check. The free proxy list has no Minneapolis filter, and retail sites block its shared addresses.
49,465, residential, ISP and datacenter combined. The Twin Cities hold most of the residential share, and the number changes as devices connect.
The Dakotas, Iowa and Wisconsin border Minnesota. Those come first, then the largest pools.
Choose a network, set Minneapolis or Saint Paul and connect in a minute.