Locations
France proxies
France regulates when sales may run and expects French on the page, and French shoppers use marketplaces that barely exist elsewhere. A French IP reads that market directly.
Lines
What you can order in France
ISP and datacenter are placed by location at checkout. The published ladder has no per-country prices, and checkout adds no geo surcharge.
ISP
Static residential IPs on named carriers. Buy one. Get it now.
- Location at checkout
- By country, region, city and carrier
- Carrier
- Named before you pay
- Terms
- 30 to 365 days
- One IP at checkout
- $3.20 / IP
- At volume
- from $1.50 / IP
Datacenter
Your own datacenter IPs, rented by the IP for a fixed term.
- Location at checkout
- By country, region and city
- Carrier
- Not selectable on this line
- Terms
- 30 to 365 days
- One IP at checkout
- $3.20 / IP
- At volume
- from $1.50 / IP
Residential rotates across the whole network without a country picker, so it cannot be pinned to France. Use it for breadth; use the lines above when the origin has to be here.
Nearby markets that also sell on both static lines: Belgium, Switzerland, Germany, Spain, Italy.
Why here
Why checks need a France origin
Nationwide sales periods, set by law, move prices across French retail on fixed dates, which makes timing part of any French price study. Cdiscount and Fnac are French first, and many retailers serve a French-language store to French visitors whatever URL they typed. Checks from Belgium or Switzerland see a different store.
What teams check from France
- Prices before, during and after the legal soldes
- Listings on Cdiscount and Fnac
- google.fr rankings for French queries
- Retail media placements on French marketplaces
The market at a glance
- Currency
- Euro (EUR)
- Languages
- French
- Search engines
- Google, Bing, Qwant
- Marketplaces
- Amazon.fr, Cdiscount, Fnac, Carrefour, Darty
Marketplaces are named to say where checks usually run. No affiliation is implied.
Questions
Questions about France
Do French IPs see Belgian or Swiss French-language stores?
Usually not. Retailers route by country before language, so a French IP gets the French store. Belgium and Switzerland sell separately on ISP and datacenter.
When should French price checks run?
Around the legal sales periods in winter and summer, when prices across French retail move together. Hold the IPs through the period so every reading comes from the same origin.
Ordering questions that read the same in every country are on the locations page.
Start free
Your own IP in France
Sign up, pick France in the order form, and pay the price it showed. Your rate holds for 12 months.