Classifieds
Asking prices and ad counts per category and town, without sellers’ names or numbers.
Bulgaria proxies for OLX, eMAG and mobile.bg prices, now in euros
31K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, on Vivacom, A1 and Yettel and on a long tail of local ISPs. Residential runs from $1.69 per GB, mobile from $2.19. Put -cc-bg in the login, then -st-sofiacapital for the capital or a town key like -city-varna where available.
Residential IPs31K+
Bulgarian household addresses in the pool, October 2026.
Province keys7
Sofia-Capital, Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna, Burgas, Stara Zagora and Ruse, plus six city keys where available.
Sticky sessions6 h
Hold a Bulgarian exit for as long as 6 hours with a session key, or let every request rotate.
Internet providers650
Companies that provided internet access and data transfer in Bulgaria in 2025, by the regulator’s count.
Products
What each proxy type covers in Bulgaria
| Proxy | In Bulgaria | Session | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | 31K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, on Bulgarian home lines | Rotating, or sticky up to 6 h | $3.49 → $1.69 per GB |
| Mobile | Carried by A1, Vivacom and Yettel when the pool has exits on them; check stock on the order page | Rotating, or sticky up to 6 h | $3.99 → $2.19 per GB |
| ISP | Static IPs, one customer each; availability by country on the order page | Static for the rental | $2.00 per IP / month |
| Datacenter | Dedicated IPs, up to 10 Gbps; availability by country on the order page | Static | $1.20 per IP / month |
Why Bulgaria
OLX, eMAG and mobile.bg, priced in euros
OLX is the 12th most visited site in Bulgaria and the car marketplace mobile.bg the 16th, by Similarweb’s September 2026 count; jobs.bg ranks 25th and eMAG 26th. OLX also leads the shopping list and the classifieds list, where bazar.bg and alo.bg follow it; eMAG leads the marketplaces ahead of Temu and Kaufland.
Each site writes euro amounts its own way. On 29 October 2026 the home page of technopolis.bg, an electronics and appliance hypermarket chain, showed 369.00 €, bazar.bg 46,01 € and mobile.bg 14 990 €, so normalise decimal commas and spaced thousands before you compare.
In September 2026 StatCounter put two thirds of Bulgarian page views (66.88%) on phones and 77.56% of mobile views on Android. Google takes 95.98% of searches; SERP proxies explains rank checks from a local exit.
Coverage
Sofia, Plovdiv, Varna and Burgas, province by province
Share of Bulgaria’s 6,423,207 people by province at the end of 2025 (NSI). Highlighted provinces have a key, the province name in lowercase letters: -st-sofiacapital, -st-sofia, -st-plovdiv, -st-varna, -st-burgas, -st-starazagora, -st-ruse.
Sofia-Capital20.3%Sofia 1,213,134 ·
-city-sofiaPlovdiv9.9%Plovdiv 333,994 ·
-city-plovdivVarna6.9%Varna 322,683 ·
-city-varnaBurgas6.1%Burgas 189,086 ·
-city-burgasStara Zagora4.5%Stara Zagora 120,976 ·
-city-starazagoraSofia3.5%Around the capital: Samokov 23,741, Ihtiman 12,537
Pleven3.3%Pleven 88,058 ·
-city-pleven, no province keyRuse2.9%Ruse 120,282, province key only
Town populations: NSI, 31 December 2025. Lookups use the GeoNames province names, which include two Sofias: Sofia-Capital for the city and Sofia for the province that surrounds it, so -st-sofia can return an exit in Samokov or another town of that province. Exits also come from provinces without a key, such as Blagoevgrad, Haskovo, Veliko Tarnovo, Shumen and Sliven, and from towns such as Kazanlak, Asenovgrad, Gorna Oryahovitsa and Nesebar. One address can carry different town names in different databases, so check where an exit sits in our IP checker before relying on it.
Networks
Vivacom, A1, Yettel and a long tail of local ISPs
Three groups reach 72% of Bulgarian internet users in APNIC Labs’ estimate: Vivacom on one network, A1 on four and Yettel on one registered to CETIN Bulgaria. The other 23.84% spreads over more than 400 networks, mostly small local ISPs. IPv6 sits almost entirely on fixed lines.
| Network | Registered as | Access | ASN | Share of Bulgarian users | IPv6 |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Vivacom | Vivacom Bulgaria EAD | Fixed broadband | AS8866 | 31.36% | 62.71% |
| Yettel | CETIN Bulgaria EAD | Mobile | AS29244 | 15.43% | 0.24% |
| A1, mobile | A1 Bulgaria EAD | Mobile | AS12716 | 13.94% | 0.20% |
| A1, fibre | A1 Bulgaria EAD | Fixed fibre | AS29580 | 8.05% | 25.98% |
| A1, fixed | A1 Bulgaria EAD | Fixed | AS13124 | 2.59% | 21.08% |
| ComNet | Comnet Bulgaria Holding Ltd. | Fixed, Burgas and Sliven | AS29084 | 1.2% | 1.38% |
| UltraNET | UltraNET Ltd | Fixed | AS39184 | 1.02% | 1.24% |
| Net-Surf | Net-Surf.net Ltd. | Fixed | AS20911 | 0.92% | 0.68% |
| Telecabel | TELECABEL PLC | Cable | AS29030 | 0.76% | 0.45% |
Users: APNIC Labs, 27 October 2026; IPv6-capable share to 28 October 2026, when Bulgaria stood at 24.12%. Registered names: RIPE database; Yettel’s network still carries the as-name TelenorBG-AS. A1, formerly Mtel, also runs AS8717 (0.68%), and its mobile addresses on AS12716 still resolve to mtel.net names. The regulator (CRC) counted Vivacom 36.3%, A1 33.9% and Yettel 29.8% of mobile internet subscribers at the end of 2025. Local ISPs that exits come from include Escom in Haskovo, Optinet in Yambol, SKAT TV, Cooolbox, 5KOM, DCC, Pernik LAN and Lukovitnet.
Home access
How Bulgarian homes connect
Fixed internet subscriptions by access type at the end of 2025, from the CRC’s annual report. Of 2.772 million subscriptions, Vivacom held 37.4%, A1 31.7%, Yettel 5.1% and all other providers 25.8%.
CRC, Annual Report 2025 (July 2026). A home on fixed access over a mobile network goes online through a mobile operator, so a residential exit can carry a mobile ASN such as CETIN Bulgaria’s AS29244. LTE reached more than 99% of the population at the end of 2025 and 5G 92%, with 3.169 million 5G subscriptions.
Local targets
Where Bulgarian prices and listings are
Marketplace offers
Prices and sellers per product on the top Bulgarian marketplace.
Car listings
First and second among vehicle sites. Asking prices by make, model and year, in euros on mobile.bg, which sends its pages in windows-1251; decode them as such.
Price comparison
The leading comparison site. The cheapest offer and the count of shops listing each product.
Property
The two most visited property portals. Asking prices and rents by town.
Job ads
Vacancy counts by town and field from the leading Bulgarian job site.
More classifieds
Second and third in classifieds, 31st and 34th among all sites. Euro prices written with a decimal comma on bazar.bg.
Fuel prices
Published fuel prices, tracked over time; fuelo.net is fourth among Bulgarian vehicle sites.
Public pages, logged out, under each site’s terms. Rankings: Similarweb, Bulgaria, September 2026.
For developers
Sofia through the Sofia-Capital key
Province and city keys come after -cc-bg. Each is the name a lookup prints, lowercased, with spaces and hyphens dropped: Sofia-Capital becomes -st-sofiacapital, Stara Zagora -city-starazagora. The check builds the same form from ipinfo.io’s answer and compares. Session length goes after -time- in seconds, from 60 to 21600.
import re, requests, uuid
GATE = "gate.aeonproxy.com:7000"
def key(name):
# "Sofia-Capital" -> "sofiacapital", "Stara Zagora" -> "starazagora": the form login keys take
return re.sub(r"[^a-z0-9]", "", name.lower())
def bulgarian_exit(province=None, town=None, tries=6):
keys = (f"-st-{province}" if province else "") + (f"-city-{town}" if town else "")
for _ in range(tries):
sid = uuid.uuid4().hex[:8]
proxy = f"http://ap_a1b2c3-cc-bg{keys}-sid-{sid}-time-21600:PASS@{GATE}"
try:
geo = requests.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy}, timeout=15).json()
except requests.RequestException:
continue # no answer: try a fresh session
if geo.get("country") != "BG":
continue # country before anything else
if province and key(geo.get("region", "")) != province:
continue
if town and key(geo.get("city", "")) != town:
continue
return proxy, geo # sticky: the same exit for up to 6 hours
return None, None
# the capital is the province Sofia-Capital; -st-sofia is the province around it
proxy, geo = bulgarian_exit("sofiacapital", "sofia")
if proxy:
print(geo["ip"], geo["city"], geo["region"], geo["org"])
# Ruse has a province key only, Pleven a city key only
proxy, geo = bulgarian_exit(province="ruse")Province keys: sofiacapital, sofia, plovdiv, varna, burgas, starazagora, ruse. City keys: sofia, plovdiv, varna, burgas, starazagora, pleven. Operator keys cover only the US, the UK and Germany, so Vivacom, A1 or Yettel cannot be chosen in the login; read the network from the ASN in each answer.
# a Varna exit, kept for an hour
curl -x gate.aeonproxy.com:7000 \
-U "ap_a1b2c3-cc-bg-st-varna-city-varna-sid-varna01-time-3600:PASS" \
https://ipinfo.io/jsonA Bulgarian quirk
The euro arrived in 2026, so older prices are in leva
A Bulgarian price series that starts before 2026 changes currency partway through. Article 12 of the Euro Adoption Act fixes the rate at 1 EUR = 1.95583 BGN, and Article 13 sets rounding to the cent.
Bulgaria joins the euro area
Lev and euro cash circulate side by side through January, and lev accounts are converted automatically.
Euro only
Euro banknotes and coins become the sole legal tender.
Dual prices end
The year of mandatory price display in both currencies is over. The euro price is the one customers pay, and a lev figure, where one remains, is for reference.
Euro-only home pages
technopolis.bg, bazar.bg and mobile.bg list prices in euros alone. A series that began in leva lines up with them once its old values are divided by 1.95583.
Data protection and computer crime law in Bulgaria
As an EU member, Bulgaria applies the GDPR directly, next to its Personal Data Protection Act of 2002, which was amended for the GDPR in 2019 and most recently by State Gazette No. 69 of 2026. The Commission for Personal Data Protection (CPDP) supervises both. Ads on OLX, bazar.bg or imot.bg often carry sellers’ names and phone numbers, which are personal data; collect the listings and prices without them.
Article 319a of the Criminal Code makes unlawful access to an information system a crime, and Article 319b covers adding, copying, changing or deleting computer data without permission. No Bulgarian rule we found registers, licenses or bans proxies or VPNs. Stay on pages that open without a login, within each site’s terms.
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Bulgaria proxy questions
It routes your requests through a Bulgarian exit IP, so the site sees a visitor in Bulgaria. Use one for euro prices on eMAG and pazaruvaj, OLX and imot.bg listings, Google results for Sofia or Varna, and tests of your own Bulgarian pages.
31K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, a figure that shifts daily with the home connections online. Bulgarian mobile IPs are not counted separately. A1, Vivacom and Yettel carry the mobile exits whenever the pool has them, and the order page shows current availability.
All three have a city key and a province key, usable where available. City keys: -city-sofia, -city-plovdiv, -city-varna, -city-burgas, -city-starazagora, -city-pleven. Province keys: -st-sofiacapital, -st-sofia, -st-plovdiv, -st-varna, -st-burgas, -st-starazagora, -st-ruse. Town-level placement varies between geolocation databases, so check an exit in our IP checker first.
For the capital, -st-sofiacapital. Geolocation has two provinces called Sofia: Sofia-Capital, home to 1,303,813 people including the city, and Sofia, the surrounding province of 222,946 with towns such as Samokov and Ihtiman. An exit requested with -st-sofia can be outside the capital. Pair -st-sofiacapital with -city-sofia when you need the city itself.
Vivacom, A1 and Yettel reach 72% of Bulgarian internet users between them. Exits come from home and phone lines on their networks and on local ISPs such as ComNet in Burgas and Sliven, UltraNET, Net-Surf, Telecabel, Escom in Haskovo and Optinet in Yambol. Operator keys exist only for the US, the UK and Germany.
Yettel’s mobile network, AS29244, is registered to CETIN Bulgaria EAD, and lookups print that name. Vivacom and A1 exits show their own names. Sort by ASN: AS29244 is Yettel mobile, AS12716 A1 mobile, AS8866 Vivacom, and AS29580 or AS13124 an A1 home line.
Euros. Bulgaria joined the euro area on 1 January 2026, and compulsory dual pricing ended on 8 August 2026. Older data is in leva: divide by the fixed 1.95583 and round to the cent.
Residential with rotation covers OLX, eMAG and comparison data. Two thirds of Bulgarian page views come from phones, so mobile exits suit app and mobile-page checks, at $0.50 per GB above residential at every tier. An ISP proxy gives your own accounts, used within platform rules, one static address for the rental; Bulgarian stock is on the order page.
We found nothing in Bulgarian law aimed at proxies or VPNs. The GDPR and the Personal Data Protection Act govern personal data you collect, and Article 319a of the Criminal Code makes unlawful access to an information system a crime. This is not legal advice.
A free proxy’s operator is unknown to you and sees every request you send. Before trusting any Bulgarian exit, look up its network: a home line shows Vivacom, A1 or a local ISP, while a hosting company’s name means a server. Keep passwords away from free proxies.
Your browser extension or HTTP client needs host gate.aeonproxy.com, port 7000, the username ap_a1b2c3-cc-bg with any province, city or session keys, and your password. The Python tab shows the keys in use, and the docs cover SOCKS5. A free trial exists; the pricing page lists its current terms.