Proxies for ad verification
An ad you targeted at Warsaw or Berlin looks different from your office — or does not show at all. Proxies let you view it the way a local user does.
What teams verify through proxies
- Ad delivery. Whether a Google Ads campaign shows in the target country and city, in which position and with which copy.
- Landing pages. Whether the page opens, in which language, with which currency and price, and whether it redirects elsewhere.
- Partners and placements. Whether your banner runs where it was promised and links are not swapped.
- Competitors. Which ads they run in different regions.
Which proxy type to use
Ad verification needs IPs that look like ordinary users: residential for search and websites, mobile for in-app ads and mobile results. Ad platforms often recognise datacenter IPs and show them a different picture.
Country, city and ISP
You choose the country in the generator at no extra cost. If a campaign targets a city, set it in advanced mode — traffic with precise geo counts double. A new IP for every check avoids piling impressions onto a single user.
What it costs
Verification means a few pages a day, so traffic use is small. You pay per GB only, and unused traffic never expires, so you can keep a plan in reserve for occasional checks.
Popular countries
Residential IPs online.
Other use cases
FAQ
Can I check Google Ads from another city?
Yes. Choose the country in the generator and the city in advanced mode. You will see results and ads the way a user there sees them.
Why are datacenter proxies a poor fit for ad verification?
Ad platforms often recognise datacenter ranges and either hide ads from them or show different ones. Residential and mobile IPs look like ordinary users.
Will verification skew my campaign stats?
Do not click your own ads: look at the results and open the landing page by its direct link. Impressions from checks barely affect overall stats.
Setup guides
$1.59 per GB — get started now
Sign up in a minute, get access right after payment.