Canadian proxies - SOCKS5 and UDP IPs in 70+ cities
A Canadian proxy puts your exit on a Canadian network, which changes more than the currency: Canadian services split content between English and French and behave differently province by province. Every Canadian address here runs SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and HTTPS, with UDP on all types except mobile.
Pool as of August 2026. Current counts are in your account.
Key takeaways
- 2,900+ addresses on 31 networks across 70+ cities, the third largest pool at NSOCKS.
- Thirty-one networks for a pool this size is a wide spread, and it is the reason Canadian traffic does not concentrate on a few subnets.
- Montreal carries the deepest city pool, ahead of Toronto, which makes French-language work straightforward rather than an afterthought.
- UDP runs on residential, ISP and datacenter addresses, with remote DNS available on every type.
- Ports last 24 hours and renew automatically, so rotation stays a choice rather than an accident.
What a Canadian proxy changes
Four steps from your tool to a Canadian exit.
- Your tool authenticates to the NSOCKS endpoint with your own SOCKS5 credentials.
- The request leaves on a Canadian network in the city you selected.
- The service answers in Canadian terms: prices in CAD, provincial tax, domestic shipping, and French as the default in Quebec.
- The port stays with you for 24 hours, with auto-renewal for anything longer.
Protocols and types available in Canada
All four types exist in the Canada pool. The practical difference is the kind of network the address sits on and whether UDP is on the table.
| Type | Protocols | Network | Use it for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | SOCKS4SOCKS5HTTPSUDP | Home ISP | Public data collection, verification, search tracking |
| Mobile (4G/5G) | SOCKS4SOCKS5HTTPSUDP | Mobile carrier | Apps, mobile search results, carrier-sensitive targets |
| ISP / static | SOCKS4SOCKS5HTTPSUDP | Consumer ISP, hosted | Sessions where the address must not change |
| Datacenter | SOCKS4SOCKS5HTTPSUDP | Data center | Throughput-heavy jobs on public data |
A struck-through UDP means the protocol is unavailable on that type. Mobile operators place subscribers behind carrier-grade NAT, which rules UDP out there and nowhere else.
How deep the Canadian pool goes
Canada is two dense corridors plus a long tail. Montreal and the Toronto area carry most of the volume, and roughly seventy more cities fill in behind them.
Largest city pools
The Canadian pool spans 31 ISPs and mobile carriers, an unusually wide spread for its size. Which network holds what is shown in your account after sign-up.
Jobs that need a Canadian exit
Bilingual testing
A Quebec exit and an Ontario exit are effectively two different markets. Checking both is the only way to know that French routing works and that the English page is not being served where it should not be.
Provincial price differences
Sales tax and distribution distance both move the final price in Canada. Comparing Montreal against Calgary on the same product shows what a customer actually pays.
Datagram and network work
Canadian UDP addresses cover measurement, latency testing and any tool that does not talk HTTP, which is where most proxy pools stop being useful.
Long-running collection
With 31 networks behind the pool, a large job spreads naturally instead of hammering one operator, and 24-hour ports let you decide when addresses change.
Buying a Canadian proxy step by step
- Register and top up the balance. No email is required.
- Open the proxy list and filter by Canada, then by city, connection type and proxy score.
- Set your own SOCKS5 login and password in your profile before you buy, so the port is protected from the first minute.
- Buy the port, plug the address into your tool, and confirm the exit. Switch on auto-renewal if the job runs past 24 hours.
Ready to buy a Canadian proxy?
You picked . Filter by city in the dashboard right after you register.
2,900+ addresses, SOCKS5 and UDP, from $0.40 per IP for 24 hours.
Buy Canadian proxyCanada proxy FAQ
Does the Canadian pool support UDP?
Yes, on residential, ISP and datacenter addresses. Mobile addresses run SOCKS4, SOCKS5 and HTTPS without UDP, because mobile operators use carrier-grade NAT. Remote DNS is available regardless of the type you choose.
How many Canadian addresses are available?
Over 2,900 as of August 2026, on 31 networks across roughly 70 cities. The pool moves day to day, so this figure is rounded down and the live count sits in your account.
Is Toronto or Montreal the bigger pool?
Montreal, by a comfortable margin. Toronto is second, followed by Mississauga, Ottawa, Brampton and Longueuil. If your work is French-language, that ordering happens to be in your favour.
Can I keep the same Canadian address for a week?
Yes, through auto-renewal. The port is repurchased automatically at the end of each 24-hour period, and if the address is briefly offline the system renews it once it returns rather than dropping it.
Which type suits Quebec account work?
ISP or static, because the address stays the same between logins. Residential works for one-off checks, but a rotating address on a logged-in account creates noise you do not need.
Do Canadian proxies need authorisation?
Not by default, but setting your own SOCKS5 login and password in your profile is the single easiest way to keep a port private. After that every proxy you buy requires those credentials.
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