Dutch storefront and app checks
Fetch your own .nl pages, checkout steps and API responses from a Dutch address and log what comes back. One IP on a monthly term means every run starts from the same place.
Dutch datacenter IPs for jobs that need a fixed address in the Netherlands
Rent one Dutch server IP or up to a hundred, each for you alone: $0.50 for 3 days, $0.83 for a week, $1.33 for half a month or $2.00 for a month. Traffic is unlimited, HTTP and SOCKS5 have their own ports, and the address does not change until the term ends.
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10.75 million of 55.96 million addresses, ipinfo.io, 26 October 2026.
Internet exchanges35
Listed in the Netherlands on PeeringDB on 26 October 2026.
Three-day rental$0.50
One dedicated Dutch IP. A week is $0.83, a month $2.00.
IPs in one orderUp to 100
Each address belongs to one customer for the whole term.
Which IP type
When a Dutch datacenter IP is the right choice
Server addresses are common in the Netherlands, and IP databases label them as hosting. Match the type of IP to what the target expects to see.
Datacenter
Dedicated Dutch server IP
- Crawls of public pages that accept hosting traffic, at volume.
- Checks on your own Dutch sites, apps and APIs.
- Unmetered traffic, HTTP and SOCKS5 with UDP, one IP for the whole term.
- From $0.50 for 3 days; $2.00 a month with p0f.
Priced per IP and term; traffic is not counted.
Residential
Dutch home lines
- 97K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, on KPN, VodafoneZiggo, Odido and DELTA lines.
- Shops, housing and search pages as a Dutch household sees them.
- Rotating, or sticky for up to 6 hours.
- $3.49 → $1.69 per GB.
Networks, provinces and city keys: <a href="/netherlands-proxies">Netherlands proxies</a>.
Mobile
Dutch carrier exits
- Phones made 64.9% of Dutch page views in September 2026.
- Mobile web and app checks on carrier IPs.
- Rotating, or sticky for up to 6 hours.
- $3.99 → $2.19 per GB.
Carriers and code: <a href="/netherlands-mobile-proxies">Netherlands mobile proxies</a>.
How it works
One address per customer for a fixed term
At checkout you choose the Netherlands, the number of IPs and one of four terms. Each IP is yours alone for that time and keeps its address until the term ends. It is usually ready shortly after payment. Auto-renew is optional and repeats the term you picked.
For every address the proxy list on the order page shows a line with host, port, login and password, and a switch above the list sets the port to HTTP or SOCKS5. Requests always leave from that IP, and SOCKS5 also carries UDP for tools that need it.
The order does not tell you which Dutch town, data centre or network the IP will be in, and we do not promise one. Look the address up in the IP checker once it is delivered to see its location and network.
Infrastructure
The ten Dutch exchanges with the most networks
PeeringDB listed 35 exchanges and 162 facilities in the Netherlands on 26 October 2026; 37 of the facilities are in Amsterdam and 10 in Rotterdam. Read on 6 November 2026, AMS-IX’s own statistics page put its yearly traffic peak at 15.822 Tbit/s.
| Exchange | Where | Networks |
|---|---|---|
| AMS-IX | Amsterdam, 15 facilities | 856 |
| NL-ix | Amsterdam, Rotterdam and 10 other European cities | 540 |
| GNM-IX | Amsterdam | 441 |
| Frys-IX | Fryslân | 326 |
| Speed-IX | Dronten | 271 |
| INTERIX | Amsterdam | 227 |
| ERA-IX Amsterdam | Amsterdam | 193 |
| ixFabric Amsterdam | Amsterdam | 181 |
| Global-IX | Amsterdam | 139 |
| LSIX | Amsterdam, The Hague, Rotterdam, Naaldwijk | 105 |
Connected networks per exchange on PeeringDB on 26 October 2026, the date of the figures on our Netherlands page. NIKHEF, a single building in Amsterdam, had 506 networks on its own. These figures describe the country; the order page does not say where an IP is hosted.
Rental terms
Prices per Dutch IP
Pick a term. Every IP in the order costs the same, and no term counts traffic.
| Rental | Price | p0f profile | For example |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3 days | $0.50 per IP | Not on this term | 10 IPs for $5.00 |
| 1 week | $0.83 per IP | Not on this term | 10 IPs for $8.30 |
| Half a month | $1.33 per IP | Not on this term | 10 IPs for $13.30 |
| 1 month | $2.00 per IP | Included | 10 IPs for $20.00 |
p0f comes with the monthly term only. All four products and their prices are on the pricing page.
Jobs
Jobs that fit a Dutch server IP
Public catalogue pages
Product, price and availability pages that open without an account and answer hosting traffic suit a Dutch server IP. Several IPs on a short term spread a large crawl. Read each site’s terms first: the Dutch privacy regulator warns that scraping nearly always picks up personal data.
Load tests before a Dutch launch
Send unmetered test traffic from inside the Netherlands to your own service. A 3-day or one-week term covers the test window.
A Dutch vantage point for your endpoints
Poll your own services from the Netherlands and compare the answers with probes in other countries. A static IP is easy to allow through your own firewall.
DNS and QUIC over SOCKS5
SOCKS5 on a datacenter IP carries UDP, so DNS queries and QUIC connections to your own services can leave from the Dutch address too.
Logins and household views
Signing in to your own shop or social accounts, or seeing a site the way a Dutch home does, calls for residential or mobile exits. ipinfo.io and similar databases label server ranges as hosting.
Hosting share
Share of IP addresses on hosting networks
ipinfo.io marks an address as hosting when it belongs to a server network. On 26 October 2026 that held for 10.75 million of the 55.96 million IPs it places in the Netherlands.
ipinfo.io country pages, 26 October 2026. By our count of the network names in APNIC Labs’ user estimates, cloud and server networks hold about 11% of Dutch internet users, most likely people whose VPN or relay exits in a Dutch data centre.
Code
Read the order line, test the exit, then work
The script takes the IP’s line from the order page, checks over HTTP and over SOCKS5 that ipinfo.io sees a Dutch address, and keeps a session for the job itself.
import requests # SOCKS5 also needs PySocks: pip install pysocks
# Your IP's line from the datacenter order page in the dashboard
LINE = "IP:PORT:LOGIN:PASSWORD"
SOCKS_PORT = "SOCKS_PORT" # the SOCKS5 port shown for the same IP
def session_for(scheme, host, port, login, password):
s = requests.Session()
url = f"{scheme}://{login}:{password}@{host}:{port}"
s.proxies = {"http": url, "https": url}
return s
host, port, login, password = LINE.split(":")
for scheme, p in (("http", port), ("socks5h", SOCKS_PORT)):
seen = session_for(scheme, host, p, login, password).get("https://ipinfo.io/json", timeout=20).json()
print(scheme, seen["ip"], seen["country"]) # http 5.79.XX.98 NL
assert seen["country"] == "NL", seen
work = session_for("http", host, port, login, password) # the same IP until the term ends
print(work.get("https://example.com/nl/", timeout=30).status_code)Both checks should print the same IP: it is one address with two ports. The location keys of residential logins play no part here, because the country was set at checkout.
# over HTTP, with the port from the IP's line
curl -s -x http://LOGIN:PASSWORD@IP:PORT https://ipinfo.io/json
# over SOCKS5 on the same IP's SOCKS5 port; the proxy resolves the host name
curl -s --socks5-hostname IP:SOCKS_PORT -U LOGIN:PASSWORD https://ipinfo.io/json
# "country": "NL"Data-centre market
Capacity grows while permits and power lag
The Dutch Data Center Association counted just over 1.5 GW of IT capacity at the end of 2025, 7% more than a year before. In its June 2026 report it expects 12% growth a year, to 2.8 GW by 2031, and names the supply of electricity as the main brake.
A data-centre permit took about 10 weeks in 2016 and now takes 4.5 years on average, the association says, and waits for a grid connection run to as long as ten years.
Order checklist
Before you pay for Dutch IPs
- Length of the job. A crawl or a test of a few days fits the 3-day or one-week term; ongoing checks fit half a month or a month.
- Number of addresses. One order holds 1 to 100 IPs, and the price per IP does not change with the count.
- Protocol. The HTTP port suits browsers and HTTP clients, the SOCKS5 port UDP tools and DNS through the proxy.
- p0f. Only the monthly term includes a profile.
- Renewal. Leave auto-renew on to keep the address for another term; switch it off and the IP is released at the end.
- Stock. The order page shows the Dutch IPs on sale right now.
- The target. Dutch shops, housing and search pages as a household sees them are work for the residential or mobile pool.
Dutch rules for collecting data through a proxy
The GDPR and the Dutch implementation act (UAVG) govern personal data, and the Autoriteit Persoonsgegevens enforces them. According to its April 2025 guidance, personal data ends up in nearly every scraping job, and a company can usually base that processing only on legitimate interest, even when the pages are public. Clearview AI was fined €30.5 million by the AP in September 2024 for turning photos collected online into a face database.
The Criminal Code adds two offences. Article 138ab makes it computer trespass to enter a system deliberately and unlawfully, for instance by breaking a security measure, by a technical intervention, with false signals or a false key, or by posing as someone else, with up to two years in prison. Article 138b punishes deliberately obstructing access to a system by sending it data, also with up to two years. No Dutch law that we know of is aimed at proxies or VPNs.
General information, not legal advice. Court cases on scraping: our 2022–2026 overview.Free 200 MB — join our Telegram
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Netherlands datacenter proxy questions
It is an IP address hosted in a Dutch data centre. Your requests leave through it, and the sites you reach see a hosting address in the Netherlands. Ours belong to one customer each, stay the same for the term and carry unlimited traffic over HTTP or SOCKS5.
On the dashboard’s datacenter order page, pick the Netherlands, the number of IPs and the term: $0.50 per IP for 3 days, $0.83 for a week, $1.33 for half a month or $2.00 for a month, with p0f only on the month. The pricing page compares every product.
One order takes 1 to 100. The number of Dutch addresses on sale moves during the day; the order page shows it at the moment you buy.
No. Only the country is chosen. Town, data centre and network are whatever the delivered IP has, and the IP checker shows them.
Each IP has an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port, and the switch on the order page shows its line with either one. HTTP suits browsers and most clients; SOCKS5 suits UDP tools, and with socks5h:// the proxy resolves DNS.
No term has a GB limit. A fair-use policy covers abuse, and the network runs at up to 10 Gbps.
Datacenter for your own sites and for public pages that answer hosting addresses normally. Residential for shops, housing and comparison sites seen the way a Dutch home sees them. In November 2026 we sell no Dutch ISP IPs; the ISP page lists the countries that have them.
ipinfo.io counted 10.75 million hosting addresses among 55.96 million Dutch IPs on 26 October 2026, and by our count of the network names in APNIC Labs’ estimates about 11% of Dutch internet users sit on cloud and server networks. IP databases know these ranges, so a site can tell a datacenter IP from a home line.
Yes, with auto-renew on: the same term repeats and the address stays. Turn it off and the IP is released when the term ends.
No Dutch law that we know of forbids proxies. What matters is the job: personal data under the GDPR and the AP’s scraping guidance, and the Criminal Code’s articles on computer trespass (138ab) and on obstructing a system with data (138b). This is not legal advice.
Copy the line, put host, port, login and password into your tool, and run the Python check from the code tabs. Browser and app setup is in our documentation.