Texas proxy servers for the four big metros and the towns between them. Get a Houston, Dallas, San Antonio or Austin IP on a home line, a static ISP address or a datacenter server, and rotate it as often as the job needs.
Home broadband, carrier 5G, static ISP or datacenter. Start with the question of how closely the site inspects visitors.
Texas datacenter proxies
Dedicated IPv4 on server hardware from our US pool. Good for crawling, uptime checks and anything that cares about speed more than a residential label.
5G addresses from the nationwide AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon pools. They identify as US carrier traffic rather than as a specific Texas city, since Texas has no separate carrier pool.
Static US addresses with a consumer-provider registration and datacenter stability. The address stays yours for the whole term, which is what account-based work needs.
The pool is built around the Texas Triangle: Houston with Sugar Land and League City, Dallas with Fort Worth, Plano, Frisco and Irving, and San Antonio with Austin and Round Rock. It also reaches El Paso, the Rio Grande Valley cities of Edinburg, Mission and Pharr, and the Panhandle through Amarillo and Lubbock.
47 cities in Texas
Houston
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
Austin
El Paso
Corpus Christi
Plano
Laredo
Lubbock
Garland
Irving
Amarillo
Grand Prairie
McKinney
Frisco
Mesquite
Killeen
Carrollton
Midland
Waco
Abilene
Round Rock
Odessa
Richardson
Wichita Falls
Lewisville
Tyler
San Angelo
League City
Allen
Sugar Land
Edinburg
Mission
Pharr
Temple
Conroe
Desoto
Cedar Hill
Wylie
Keller
Weslaco
Lufkin
Harker Heights
Kerrville
Rio Grande City
Leon Valley
19 networks in the Texas residential pool
Spectrum is the most common line, present in 33 of the 47 cities including Dallas, San Antonio and Austin. AT&T follows in Houston, Dallas and El Paso, Suddenlink covers Midland, Odessa, Tyler and Lubbock, Xfinity serves Houston, and Google Fiber appears in San Antonio and Austin. Grande and a few local networks complete the list.
Spectrum
AT&T
Suddenlink
Frontier
Xfinity
T-Mobile
Verizon
Google Fiber
Grande
Cascade Access
CenturyLink
Consolidated
ICTX
NTSC
Nextlink
Reach Broadband
Starlink
Telus
Windstream
Texas residential proxy prices
Billed by the gigabyte. Buy 2 GB or more and the unit price starts to fall.
The same keyword shows different map packs and local businesses in each Texas metro. Track rankings from an IP inside the city your client sells in.
Electricity plan comparison
Texas has a deregulated power market, and Power to Choose and retailer sites list plans by ZIP code. Pull the rates a household in Dallas or Corpus Christi is offered.
H-E-B and Walmart store pricing
H-E-B prices by region and Walmart by store. A Texas IP returns the San Antonio or McAllen shelf price and pickup availability instead of a default store.
Housing and HAR listings
HAR.com, Zillow and Realtor.com sort and price homes by the visitor's metro. Monitor Houston, Austin and Fort Worth markets as a local buyer sees them.
Confirm that Texas-targeted or DMA-targeted campaigns actually serve in Dallas-Fort Worth or Houston, on the right placements and with the right creative.
A server with a Texas IP address that passes your requests to websites. The site sees traffic from Houston, Dallas or another Texas city and responds the way it would for a local user.
How can I get a Texas IP address quickly?
Sign up, pick a proxy type and select a Texas city in the generator. The dashboard gives you a host, port and credentials that work in any browser, scraper or app within a minute.
Is there a Dallas proxy?
Yes. Dallas is in the generator with lines from Spectrum, AT&T, Frontier, Suddenlink and Xfinity, and the suburbs of Plano, Irving, Garland, Frisco and McKinney are listed on their own.
What are Texas proxies used for?
Mostly for seeing Texas-specific content: local search results, electricity plans, store prices, housing listings and ads. Companies also use them to keep accounts on a stable Texas address.
Is it legal to buy Texas proxies?
Yes. Proxy servers are legal under Texas and federal law. What you do through them is governed by each website's terms and by data protection rules.
What do Texas proxies cost per month?
From $1.00 per GB for residential, $1.71 per IP per month for ISP and $0.87 per IP per month for datacenter on the largest packages. Mobile proxies are $10 per day or $145 for 30 days.
Do you offer any free Texas proxies?
There is a free proxy list on our site for testing. Expect free IPs to be slow and widely blocked, so move to a paid Texas proxy for anything that has to keep working.
Which is better for Texas, residential or ISP proxies?
Residential when you need many Texas addresses or city-level rotation. ISP when you need one address that never changes, for example for a seller account or a long-running monitor.
Proxies in other US states
Start with the states that border Texas, then the other large pools.