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The Most Reliable Thailand Proxies at Your Fingertips

At IPRoyal, your proxy needs are our number one priority. We offer state-of-the-art datacenter, residential, mobile, and sneaker proxies. These are designed with reliability, efficiency, affordability, and speed in mind. Accordingly, you get 99% uptime and zero fail rates when you choose to work with our Thailand IPs. You get access to 423,856 Thailand IPs when you sign up for our service. What’s more, our team is constantly working on adding more IPs to our pool, guaranteeing you a seamless experience and functionality. Whether in business, education, or entertainment, our Thailand proxy service will work perfectly for you.

Thailand
423,856

Types of Proxies

Static Residential

Starting from
$2.40 /proxy
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  • Unlimited Traffic

  • 99.9% Uptime

  • Premium ISP Providers

  • Not Shared

  • SOCKS5 Supported

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Rotating Residential

Starting from
$1.75 /GB
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  • 195 Countries Available

  • Traffic Never Expires

  • SOCKS5 Supported

  • City/State Targeting

  • Flexible Rotation

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Datacenter

Starting from
$1.39 /proxy
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  • Unlimited Traffic

  • 99.9% Uptime

  • Not Shared

  • 40+ Locations

  • SOCKS5 Supported

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Mobile

Starting from
$117 /month
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  • Unlimited Bandwidth

  • 2.5M+ Residential IPs

  • Auto-Rotate Toggle

  • API Access

  • 5G/4G/3G support

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Proxies by city in Thailand

Why Use A Thailand Proxy Server?

Our Thailand proxies pose several benefits in different use cases and niches. Below are some of the various instances in which our Thailand proxy servers can come in handy:

Who Can Take Advantage of Thailand Proxies?

ur Thailand proxies have a wide variety of use cases, whether in the business, education, or entertainment niche. Companies can use a Thailand IP address to conduct various corporate activities such as ad verification, data scraping, market analysis, product development, and more. Institutions also stand to gain a lot from our network, from improved privacy to content administration. 

Individual internet users also have a lot to gain from our Thailand proxies. You could utilize our IP pool for improved privacy while browsing the web. Our Thailand IPs use state-of-the-art encryption technology, ensuring your internet activity is completely anonymous. Furthermore, parents can use our technology to filter adult content and ensure children are safe on the web.

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FAQ

What is a proxy?

Simply put, a proxy is a device connected to the internet with its own IP address. It works as an intermediary between you and the rest of the internet. A proxy handles all your requests and keeps your IP concealed while providing various other useful functions along with privacy and security benefits depending on your needs.

How to use Thailand proxy?

A proxy server doesn't just keep your private information safe. Thailand proxies feature all sorts of options for different types of users. Companies can benefit from anonymous data scraping, global ad verification, and improved corporate privacy. Home users have the option to restrict access to specific content types and enjoy better deals on goods and services online.

What is an SSL/HTTPs proxy?

SSL proxies are a transparent proxy type that enforces Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) encryption and decryption of traffic between clients and servers. Both the server and the client are unable to detect its presence. HTTPs proxies ensure communication between the client and the server with end-to-end security by establishing a secure channel for requests and returning information.

What is a residential proxy?

A residential proxy uses an IP address assigned to a device by an internet service provider (ISP) along with its physical location. A residential proxy replaces your IP address with its own, hiding your identity online and maintaining your anonymity. They're a perfect choice for web scraping, ad verification, and other scenarios where preserving your anonymity is a must.