41K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, on the networks Senegal runs on: Sonatel’s Orange, which carried 93.57% of handset data in the second quarter of 2026, then Yas and Expresso. A GB of residential traffic costs $3.49, or $1.69 at the top volume tier, and mobile $3.99 to $2.19. The country key in every login is -cc-sn, and the dashboard generator lists the regions and towns on offer.
Senegalese addresses in the pool, October 2026.
Orange’s share of handset data traffic in the second quarter of 2026 (ARTP); it holds 55.17% of mobile lines.
First in APNIC’s Western Africa table on 30 October 2026; the region as a whole stood at 9.12%.
A login with -sid- and -time- stays on one Senegalese exit for 60 to 21600 seconds; one without them rotates per request.
| Proxy | In Senegal | Session | Price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Residential | 41K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, on Senegalese home and mobile connections | Rotating, or sticky up to 6 h | $3.49 → $1.69 per GB |
| Mobile | Orange, Yas and Expresso exits where the pool has them; the order page shows availability | 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 | $4.00 per IP / month |
| Datacenter | Dedicated IPs, up to 10 Gbps; availability by country on the order page | Static | $2.00 per IP / month |
CoinAfrique’s Senegalese site sorts ads by town, from Bambey to Touba and Ziguinchor, and its home page on 31 October 2026 carried prices such as 125 000 CFA and 140 000 000 CFA. Loger-Dakar’s property search spans 100 000 to 100 000 000 F.CFA.
Bing’s share of Senegalese desktop searches fell from 20.76% in October 2025 to 12.57% in September 2026. Google answered 95.68% of all searches that month and 99.14% of those on phones (StatCounter). SERP proxies covers rank checks on Google and Bing.
By estimated search traffic in Senegal (Ahrefs, October 2026), education.sn is 7th, the news portal seneweb.com 11th and jumia.sn 42nd, with French sites such as lequipe.fr (16th) and amazon.fr (63rd) among them.
Senjob posts jobs for Senegal and seven other West African countries, Keur-Immo lists property in 12 French-speaking African countries, and Air Senegal sells flights from Dakar to Abidjan, Bamako and Paris.
The 2023 census (RGPH-5) counted 18,126,390 residents, and Dakar region holds 22.1% of them on 0.3% of the land. Logins pick the country with -cc-sn; the dashboard generator shows which of the 14 regions and which towns are on offer.
| Town | Region, in GeoNames spelling | Census 2023 |
|---|---|---|
| Dakar, with Pikine, Guédiawaye and Keur Massar | Dakar | 3,186,088 |
| Touba | Diourbel Region | 1,120,824 |
| Thiès | Thies | 391,253 |
| Kaolack | Kaolack | 298,904 |
| Rufisque | Dakar | 295,459 |
| Mbour | Thies | 284,189 |
| Saint-Louis | Saint-Louis | 254,171 |
| Ziguinchor | Ziguinchor | 214,874 |
| Diourbel | Diourbel Region | 157,554 |
| Tambacounda | Tambacounda | 149,071 |
| Louga | Louga | 113,365 |
| Kolda | Kolda | 103,574 |
Population: ANSD, RGPH-5 2023; town figures as citypopulation.de publishes them. Touba’s department, Mbacké, has more residents than Dakar department (1,359,758 against 1,278,471). Exits, where available, also come from smaller places such as Saly, Somone, Ngaparou, Tivaouane, Kédougou and Koussanar. Town names vary from one database to the next; our IP checker shows where a given exit is placed.
APNIC Labs finds 93.17% of Senegalese internet users on AS8346, the Sonatel network sold as Orange, 12.29% on Yas and 3.85% on Expresso. Orange Bissau’s AS37559 also appears in the Senegalese table, with 5.81%.
| Network | Registered as | ASN | Share of Senegalese users | IPv6-capable |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Orange (Sonatel) | SONATEL | AS8346 | 93.17% | 41.41% |
| Yas | SAGA AFRICA HOLDINGS LIMITED | AS37649 | 12.29% | 0.13% |
| Orange Bissau | Orange Bissau | AS37559 | 5.81% | 0.03% |
| Expresso | Expresso Senegal SA | AS37196 | 3.85% | 0.09% |
| WAW Telecom | WAW SAS | AS328259 | 0.05% | 0.00% |
Users: APNIC Labs, 29 October 2026; its 18 Senegalese rows sum to 119.48%, so each share is an estimate of its own. IPv6: APNIC, to 30 October 2026. Starlink (3.85%), Cloudflare and the security, government, university and utility networks in the table are left out. To know which network an exit is on, read the ASN in its lookup: ISP and carrier keys are offered only for US, UK and German logins.
ARTP counted 24,825,746 mobile lines at the end of June 2026. Senegalese mobile exits, where the pool has them, come from phones on these networks; the order page shows what is available.
ARTP, quarterly mobile and internet dashboards to 30 June 2026. 4G accounted for 69.43% of handset internet subscriptions and 5G for 5.69%, against 2.94% a year before. Fixed broadband reached 951,809 subscriptions, 61.36% of them on fibre and 35.20% on fixed wireless.
Vehicles, electronics, household appliances, property and job ads, filtered by town and priced in CFA. Record asking prices and counts, and keep sellers’ contact details out.
62nd in Senegal by estimated search traffic, and first there for “appartement a louer dakar”. Listings and asking prices.
Homes to buy or rent in Almadies, Mermoz, Ngor, Plateau or Yoff, and in Rufisque, Thiès, Mbour and Saly, priced in F.CFA.
Villas, flats and plots for sale in Dakar, Saly and Thiès, on a site that also covers Côte d’Ivoire, Mali, Togo and eight other countries.
42nd among Senegalese sites and first in the shopping category; 93.2% of its search visits come from Senegal. Prices by product category.
Openings in Senegal and nearby countries; emploidakar.com ranks 74th in Senegal. Count vacancies by job title and town.
Air Senegal’s fares from Dakar, as a visitor in Senegal sees them; 41.9% of the site’s search visits come from France.
Results for gl=sn and hl=fr from a Senegalese exit; repeat desktop queries on Bing. Checking rankings by location.
Ranks: Ahrefs, Senegal, October 2026, by estimated organic search traffic. Betting sites rank high in Senegal and are not a supported use. Work on pages anyone can open without an account, and follow each site’s terms.
Each login asks for -cc-sn with a 30-minute session. Exits outside SN, Orange Bissau ones included, are discarded and the rest labelled by ASN.
import requests, uuid
GATE = "gate.aeonproxy.com:7000"
# Country key only. APNIC lists Orange Bissau (AS37559) among Senegalese networks,
# yet its addresses mostly look up as "Bissau, GW": the country check drops them.
BRAND = {"AS8346": "Orange (Sonatel)", "AS37649": "Yas", "AS37196": "Expresso"}
def senegal_exit(brand=None, tries=8):
for _ in range(tries):
sid = uuid.uuid4().hex[:8]
proxy = f"http://ap_a1b2c3-cc-sn-sid-{sid}-time-1800:PASS@{GATE}"
try:
geo = requests.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy}, timeout=20).json()
except requests.RequestException:
continue # no reply: start another session
if geo.get("country") != "SN":
continue # e.g. an AS37559 address placed in GW
asn = geo.get("org", "").split(" ")[0]
name = BRAND.get(asn, geo.get("org"))
if brand is None or name == brand:
return proxy, geo, name # kept for 30 minutes
return None, None, None
proxy, geo, name = senegal_exit("Yas")
if proxy:
print(geo["ip"], geo.get("city"), geo.get("region"), name)
# Yas prints as "AS37649 SAGA AFRICA HOLDINGS LIMITED"; regions as "Dakar", "Thies", "Diourbel Region"Pass "Expresso" or None instead of "Yas" as needed. -time- takes 60 to 21600 seconds, and a login without -sid- moves to a new exit on every request.
# one Senegalese exit for two hours
curl -x gate.aeonproxy.com:7000 \
-U "ap_a1b2c3-cc-sn-sid-dkr01-time-7200:PASS" \
https://ipinfo.io/jsonSenegal’s second mobile operator has changed brand twice since 2019 while its network kept one registered name, so lookups, carrier lists and older pages disagree on what to call it.
The operator starts selling under the Free brand through an agreement with the French operator, with investments put at about USD 150 million.
The brand changes to Yas, and some of the group’s activities move under Mixx by Yas.
ARTP puts Yas second of the five mobile operators, with 24.35% of lines.
AS37649 is still registered to SAGA AFRICA HOLDINGS LIMITED, the name ipinfo.io prints, while PeeringDB gives yas.sn as its website.
Loi n° 2008-12 of 25 January 2008 governs personal data. It creates the Commission des Données Personnelles (CDP), an independent authority (article 5), requires most processing to be declared to it (article 18) and lets it impose fines of 1 million to 100 million CFA francs (article 30). Data may leave for a third country only if that country protects it adequately, and the CDP must be informed beforehand (article 49). Sellers’ names and phone numbers in Senegalese ads are personal data under this law, and a price survey does not need them.
Loi n° 2008-11 wrote computer offences into the Penal Code. Its article 431-8 punishes fraudulently accessing, or trying to access, all or part of a computer system with six months to three years in prison and a fine of 1,000,000 to 10,000,000 francs. Loi n° 2008-41 on cryptology declares the use of cryptology free (article 12), with conditions where it provides confidentiality, and regulates supply, import and export. No Senegalese text we found makes proxy or VPN users register or obtain a licence, and none forbids the use.
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You borrow an address on a Senegalese network such as Orange, Yas or Expresso, and websites treat your requests as coming from Senegal. Typical jobs are reading CoinAfrique and Expat-Dakar listings in CFA francs, checking google.sn results in French and testing your own site on Senegalese lines.
41K+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026; the figure changes from day to day with the devices online. Phones are not counted apart. Mobile exits run on Orange, Yas and Expresso where the pool has them; the order page says what is in stock now.
A Senegalese login selects the country, -cc-sn, and the dashboard generator shows which regions and towns are on offer, where available. Spellings differ from the census: ipinfo.io wrote the Thiès region as “Thies”, and GeoNames calls Touba’s region “Diourbel Region”. Location databases rarely agree on the town, so check where our IP checker places an exit before you rely on it.
Senegalese households and phones on Sonatel’s Orange network, which APNIC credits with 93.17% of Senegalese users, on Yas and Expresso, and on small ISPs such as WAW Telecom. A Senegalese exit shows its network as an ASN: AS8346 for Orange, AS37649 for Yas, AS37196 for Expresso.
Orange Bissau’s AS37559 appears in APNIC’s Senegalese user table with 5.81%, yet when we looked up 18 addresses on that network on ipinfo.io on 31 October 2026, 17 were placed in Bissau. Use an exit only if its country reads SN; the Python tab runs that check.
AS37649 is still registered as SAGA AFRICA HOLDINGS LIMITED. The network was Tigo until 1 October 2019 and Free until 26 November 2024, when it became Yas, so sources may use any of these names.
Rotating residential exits suit classifieds, property prices and search results. Mobile exits are for app checks and mobile layouts; Android produced 77.65% of Senegalese mobile traffic in September 2026. If your own accounts need one fixed Senegalese address, used within each platform’s rules, rent an ISP proxy; the order page has the stock.
Senegal’s cryptology law, Loi n° 2008-41, declares the use of cryptology free, and none of the texts we read sets a registration, licence or ban for proxies or VPNs. Fraudulent entry into a computer system is punished under article 431-8 of the Penal Code, and personal data falls under Loi n° 2008-12, enforced by the CDP. Not legal advice.
A free proxy runs on a machine you cannot check, operated by someone who sees every page and password you send. Look it up before you use it: Sonatel, Saga Africa or Expresso with the country SN means a Senegalese line, and a hosting or cloud company points to a server in a data centre.
Your tool needs an HTTP proxy at gate.aeonproxy.com, port 7000; log in as ap_a1b2c3-cc-sn plus your password. Put -sid-dkr01-time-7200 after the country key and the same exit stays for two hours. The docs show SOCKS5 setups, and the free trial’s present terms are on the pricing page.