Verizon Proxies – Residential, Mobile, Datacenter & ISP

Q: How do I know Decodo's Verizon proxies will work for my use case?

We recommend starting with the 3-day free trial , which includes 100MB for any proxy type. Test against your actual target with your preferred proxy type and session configuration. The trial covers all proxy types, so you can compare performance before committing. For extended evaluation or higher volume, contact Decodo’s sales team for a custom arrangement.

Q: How do I get a refund if Verizon proxies don't meet my needs?

Decodo's private proxy plans include a 14-day money-back option. If the proxies don’t meet your requirements within that period, contact our tech support via LiveChat to request a refund . Pay As You Go and enterprise plans have separate terms – review the pricing page or speak to the sales team before purchasing. Please keep in mind that the 14-day money-back option doesn’t apply if you’ve used a free trial.

Q: How do I target a specific Verizon ASN or US city with Decodo proxies?

In your Decodo dashboard, select the proxy type and use the targeting parameters to specify the country (US), state, city, or ASN. For Verizon-specific ASN targeting, enter Verizon's registered ASN identifiers in the ASN field. See how to select a proxy from a specific location for step-by-step guidance.

Q: How do I switch between rotating and sticky Verizon proxy sessions?

In the proxy endpoint configuration, set the session parameter to rotating (new IP on each request) or sticky (same IP held for the session duration). Sticky sessions support unlimited duration for ISP proxies and configurable durations for residential and mobile proxies. See the full rotating vs sticky sessions guide in the FAQ.

Q: How do I integrate Decodo's Verizon proxies with my existing scraping framework?

Decodo proxies use standard HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 protocols, compatible with any tool that supports proxy authentication – including Scrapy , n8n , Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, and cURL. Replace your existing proxy endpoint with the Decodo gateway URL, add your credentials, and you are ready to start.

125M+

ethically-sourced IPs

195+

locations

3-day

free trial

99.98%

success rate

<0.2s

response time

Trusted by 135K+ users:

Diagram shows “Your device” exchanging data with “Verizon proxy”; a location-pin icon inside the proxy box suggests traffic routes through Verizon’s proxy in a simple white schematic.

What is a Verizon proxy?

A Verizon proxy is an intermediary server that sends your web requests using an IP from Verizon’s mobile network, one of the largest in the United States. Depending on the proxy type you select, the assigned IP may originate from Verizon's residential, datacenter, mobile (3G/4G/5G), or ISP infrastructure. Because target websites see a real Verizon-subscriber IP, they treat your requests as those of a genuine US-based user on the Verizon network.

Two IP address boxes overlap, showing a private address changed to a public one, with location-pin icons and a red-orange circle behind.

What does a Verizon proxy do?

A Verizon proxy replaces your real IP with one registered to Verizon's network, enabling requests that appear to originate from an authentic US subscriber. This allows carrier-specific targeting – accessing content that varies by network, collecting US-localized pricing and availability data, and running high-volume data collection tasks with either rotating or sticky sessions without triggering access restrictions.

Three labeled interface boxes—“Send a request,” “Verizon-network,” and “Server responds”—pair with red upload, globe, and refresh icons on a plain white background.

How does a Verizon proxy work?

Once you send a request, everything is handled automatically based on your configuration. The proxy assigns an IP and returns the response without extra steps on your side. Here’s how it works:

Send a request to the Decodo proxy gateway using your credentials (username:password or IP whitelist).
Decodo assigns the request a Verizon-network IP from the residential, datacenter, mobile, or ISP pool, based on your session settings.
The target server treats your request the same as it would a real Verizon subscriber. The response data is returned in formats like HTML, JSON, CSV, XHR, PNG, or structured Markdown. Depending on your session settings, the IP will either rotate or stay the same for the duration of your session.

Flowchart shows a central question mark branching to three categories—Pricing, SERP, Product listings—with examples below: Streaming content, Ad data; Social media feeds, App store listings; Real estate listings, Travel pricing.

What data can you collect with a Verizon proxy?

Using Verizon IPs, you can gather data that depends on carrier-level targeting and US location signals. This is especially useful for understanding how content, pricing, and availability change for real Verizon users across different regions. This includes:

US carrier-specific pricing and promotional content
Localized SERP results for US search queries
eCommerce product listings and pricing variations by US region
Social media feeds and ad placements targeting Verizon subscribers
Real estate listings and localized property data
Ad verification data tied to US carrier-level targeting
Mobile app store listings and region-specific availability
Travel fare and hotel pricing from US-geolocated sessions
Dynamic website content gated by carrier authentication

Why use Decodo's Verizon proxies?

Decodo's Verizon proxy network combines authentic carrier-grade IPs with enterprise-level infrastructure, flexible session control, and full protocol support. See how it compares to generic proxy types and free alternatives, or read the ISP vs residential proxy breakdown if you're deciding between pool types.

Attribute

Decodo Verizon proxies

Self-managed proxies

Free proxy tools

IP source

Real Verizon residential, datacenter, mobile & ISP IPs

Mixed; often datacenter-sourced

Unknown; scraped public lists

Pool size

125M+ IPs

Limited

Minimal

Success rate

99.86%+ (residential), 99.98% (datacenter), 99.76% (mobile), 100% (ISP)

Inconsistent; often <70%

Very low; frequent failures

Response time

<0.6s residential, <0.5s mobile, <0.3s datacenter, <0.2s ISP

Varies widely

Typically 3s+

Session types

Rotating & sticky

Basic rotation only

None

Protocol support

HTTP(S) & SOCKS5

HTTP only (mostly)

HTTP only

Geo-targeting

Continent, country, state, city, ASN, ZIP

Country only

None

Uptime SLA

99.99%

No SLA

Compliance

GDPR-compliant, ethically-sourced, Web Scraping API and proxies are ISO-certified

Unverified

Non-compliant

Trial

3-day free trial with 100 MB

Rarely available

"Free" but unreliable

What makes Decodo's Verizon proxies different?

Authentic Verizon IPs

Real IPs from Verizon’s residential and mobile networks for stable, uninterrupted access that looks like genuine user traffic.

4 proxy types

Choose from residential, mobile, ISP, and datacenter proxy options on our comprehensive proxy types page and pick what works best for you.

125M+ IP pool

One of the largest ethically-sourced proxy pools available, refreshed continuously for consistent performance.

<0.2s response time

Low-latency connections optimized for high-frequency data collection and automation workflows at scale.

Carrier-level geo-targeting

Pinpoint requests to a specific US state, city, ASN, or ZIP code for precise localization.

Rotating & sticky sessions

Rotating sessions switch IPs on every request. Sticky sessions hold the same IP for the duration of a long-running task.

HTTP(S) & SOCKS5 support

Full protocol flexibility via SOCKS5 and HTTP(S) to integrate with any scraping framework, automation tool, or browser.

99.99% uptime

Enterprise-grade infrastructure with a guaranteed availability commitment backed by Decodo's global network.

3-day free trial

Test all proxy types with 100MB of included traffic via the free trial page before committing to any subscription.

What are the use cases for Verizon proxies?

How do Verizon proxies help with US market research?

Website mockup displays publicly available data options for competitive intelligence, with pricing selected.

Verizon proxies let you collect publicly available pricing, product, and availability data from US websites as a genuine local subscriber would see it. Because your requests originate from a real Verizon-network IP, you receive the same content that US consumers see, including region-specific promotions and geo-restricted catalogs. This makes them particularly effective for competitive intelligence and price benchmarking.

How can I use Verizon proxies for ad verification?

Ad verification requires viewing placements exactly as your target audience sees them – on the right device, in the right location, and on the right carrier network. Verizon proxies provide US carrier-specific IPs so you can verify whether ads are served correctly to Verizon subscribers and detect unauthorized modifications. See Decodo's dedicated ad verification use case page for supported workflows.

How do Verizon proxies support eCommerce price monitoring?

US eCommerce platforms often display different prices, promotions, and availability based on the visitor's location and carrier network. Verizon proxies let you access the internet as if you’re a local U.S. mobile user, making it easier to collect data from major retailers at scale and supporting both dynamic pricing analysis and price tracking workflows without triggering bot detection systems designed to filter datacenter traffic.

How do Verizon proxies enable carrier-specific content access?

Some web properties deliver content differently depending on the user's network provider. With a Verizon-assigned IP, you can collect data from platforms that restrict access by carrier, test how your own content behaves for Verizon subscribers, and verify that carrier-specific delivery rules are functioning as intended across your target markets.

How do developers use Verizon proxies for mobile app testing?

Mobile apps frequently behave differently based on the device's carrier and geographic location. Verizon mobile proxies on 3G/4G/5G let developers simulate how their app performs for real Verizon subscribers without requiring a physical device on the network. This enables QA testing, regional feature rollout validation, and carrier-specific issue reproduction at scale.

Which US targets can you access with Verizon proxies?

US eCommerce

Collect pricing, listings, and availability data from Amazon, Walmart, Target, and eBay.

Magnifying glass icon sits centered on a rounded square, over a purple-to-pink gradient background.

SERP data

Retrieve US-localized search results from Google and Bing using a real Verizon-network IP.

Social media

Access US-targeted feeds, ad placements, and public content from TikTok and other platforms.

Travel & hospitality

Scrape US-facing fares, availability, and pricing from Airbnb and similar websites.

Real estate

Pull property listings, valuations, and market data from Zillow, Redfin, and Realtor.com.

Job boards

Collect US job postings and salary data from Indeed, LinkedIn, and Glassdoor.

Financial data

Access market data, news feeds, and financial content restricted to US-based IPs.

Carrier-gated content

Reach web properties that deliver different content based on the visitor's carrier network.

App stores

Gather US-specific app listings, pricing, and availability from mobile app marketplaces.

How do you integrate Verizon proxies with Python, Node.js, or cURL?

Decodo’s Verizon proxies connect through a standard HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 authentication and work with any framework that supports proxy settings, including Scrapy and n8n. To set them up, you only need your proxy host, port, username, and password, no SDK is required.

Documentation Quick start guide

import requests

url = 'https://ip.decodo.com/'
username = 'USERNAME'
password = 'PASSWORD'

proxy = f'http://{username}:{password}@gate.decodo.com:7000'
  
response = requests.get(url, proxies={'http': proxy, 'https': proxy})

print(response.text)

import requests

url = 'https://ip.decodo.com/'
username = 'USERNAME'
password = 'PASSWORD'

proxy = f'http://{username}:{password}@gate.decodo.com:7000'
  
response = requests.get(url, proxies={'http': proxy, 'https': proxy})

print(response.text)

import fetch from 'node-fetch';
import { HttpsProxyAgent } from 'https-proxy-agent';

const url = 'https://ip.decodo.com/json';
const proxyAgent = new HttpsProxyAgent('http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@gate.decodo.com:7000');

fetch(url, { agent: proxyAgent })
 .then(response => response.json())
 .then(data => console.log(data));

curl -U 'USERNAME:PASSWORD' -x gate.decodo.com:7000 https://ip.decodo.com/

How do you get started with Verizon proxies?

Start with Decodo’s Verizon proxies by choosing the setup that fits your workflow. Use a no-code dashboard template, connect directly via API, or plug them into your preferred third-party tools.

How do I use the no-code template?

Web Scraping API playground interface displays target template, search URL, proxy, location, language, JavaScript rendering, and output settings beside a cURL request panel and “Send request” button.

Decodo's no-code scraping templates let you start collecting data without writing a single line of code. Select the Verizon proxy pool in your dashboard, choose a pre-built template for your target, and configure your session and geo-targeting settings. The template handles request formatting, IP rotation, and error management automatically.

How do I integrate via API?

Decodo's proxy API uses standard HTTP(S) authentication. Replace USERNAME and PASSWORD with your dashboard credentials, set the gateway endpoint for your chosen proxy type, and point your existing HTTP client or scraping framework at the Decodo gateway. Full API documentation and SDK references are available in the developer hub.

How do I try Verizon proxies for free?

Create a free Decodo account, then navigate to the Residential, Mobile, Static Residential (ISP), or Datacenter section of the dashboard. Activate the 3-day free trial, and you’ll receive 100 MB of traffic to test any proxy type. For higher evaluation volume, contact the sales team for a custom trial arrangement.

Pricing interface displays “Residential proxies,” “PROXY TYPE,” “Pay per GB,” “From $5.50 GB/month,” “Pay per request,” “From $0.95 for 1K requests monthly,” plus plan options “10 GB,” “Most popular,” and “250 GB.”

How are Verizon proxies priced?

You can pick a proxy subscription based on your specific project needs and how you plan to use it. For smaller or one-off tasks, residential and mobile proxies support a Pay As You Go model, so you only pay for the traffic you actually use. If you prefer predictable usage, monthly plans are available across residential, static residential (ISP), mobile, and datacenter proxies with a fixed GB amount.

There are also options designed for more stable connectivity. Datacenter and static residential (ISP) proxies can be billed per IP, giving you access to IPs shared with a limited number of users – useful when you need consistent sessions over time. For full exclusivity, static residential (ISP) and datacenter plans also include dedicated IPs that are used only by you and come with unlimited traffic.

To explore everything, you can start with a 3-day free trial that includes 100MB of data. For higher-volume requirements, you can upgrade to an Enterprise plan or contact the sales team to create a custom package.

Verizon proxy plans and pricing

RESIDENTIAL PROXIES

3 GB

$3.75

/GB

Total:$11.25+ VAT billed monthly

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DATACENTER PROXIES

10 GB

$0.6

/GB

Total:$6+ VAT billed monthly

Start free trial

MOBILE PROXIES

2 GB

SAVE 50%

$7.5

$3.75

/GB

Total:$7.5+ VAT billed monthly

Start free trial

ISP PROXIES

1 GB

$3.0

/GB

Total:$3+ VAT billed monthly

Start free trial

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Frequently asked questions

How do I know Decodo's Verizon proxies will work for my use case?

We recommend starting with the 3-day free trial, which includes 100MB for any proxy type. Test against your actual target with your preferred proxy type and session configuration. The trial covers all proxy types, so you can compare performance before committing. For extended evaluation or higher volume, contact Decodo’s sales team for a custom arrangement.

How do I get a refund if Verizon proxies don't meet my needs?

Decodo's private proxy plans include a 14-day money-back option. If the proxies don’t meet your requirements within that period, contact our tech support via LiveChat to request a refund. Pay As You Go and enterprise plans have separate terms – review the pricing page or speak to the sales team before purchasing.

Please keep in mind that the 14-day money-back option doesn’t apply if you’ve used a free trial.

How do I target a specific Verizon ASN or US city with Decodo proxies?

In your Decodo dashboard, select the proxy type and use the targeting parameters to specify the country (US), state, city, or ASN. For Verizon-specific ASN targeting, enter Verizon's registered ASN identifiers in the ASN field. See how to select a proxy from a specific location for step-by-step guidance.

How do I switch between rotating and sticky Verizon proxy sessions?

In the proxy endpoint configuration, set the session parameter to rotating (new IP on each request) or sticky (same IP held for the session duration). Sticky sessions support unlimited duration for ISP proxies and configurable durations for residential and mobile proxies. See the full rotating vs sticky sessions guide in the FAQ.

How do I integrate Decodo's Verizon proxies with my existing scraping framework?

Decodo proxies use standard HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 protocols, compatible with any tool that supports proxy authentication – including Scrapy, n8n, Playwright, Puppeteer, Selenium, and cURL. Replace your existing proxy endpoint with the Decodo gateway URL, add your credentials, and you are ready to start.

Verizon Proxies – Real IPs, Carrier-Grade US Targeting

What is a Verizon proxy?

What does a Verizon proxy do?

How does a Verizon proxy work?

What data can you collect with a Verizon proxy?

Why use Decodo's Verizon proxies?

What makes Decodo's Verizon proxies different?

What are the use cases for Verizon proxies?

Which US targets can you access with Verizon proxies?

How do you integrate Verizon proxies with Python, Node.js, or cURL?

How do you get started with Verizon proxies?

How are Verizon proxies priced?

Verizon proxy plans and pricing

What our clients and industry experts say about Decodo

Verizon proxy guides and resources

Frequently asked questions

How do I know Decodo's Verizon proxies will work for my use case?

How do I get a refund if Verizon proxies don't meet my needs?

How do I target a specific Verizon ASN or US city with Decodo proxies?

How do I switch between rotating and sticky Verizon proxy sessions?

How do I integrate Decodo's Verizon proxies with my existing scraping framework?

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