Search engines personalize and localize results by IP location, and they aggressively rate-limit datacenter ranges. To track rankings accurately across markets, you need residential IPs in each target location, rotated to spread requests. Roam covers 190+ countries at a flat $2/GB, so you can pull genuine localized SERPs without tripping rate limits.
Residential exits in the target country/city return the same localized SERP a real user there would get.
Spread requests across many residential IPs so no single address gets throttled or captcha-walled.
Track rankings country-by-country (and city-level where available) from one account.
Pay only for the traffic you use — SERP HTML is light, so costs stay low.
# Localized SERP fetch through a residential exit in Germany curl -x "http://USER-session-de01-country-de:PASS@gw.roamproxy.com:41080" \ "https://www.google.de/search?q=proxies&gl=de&hl=de" # Rotate -session-per query to spread across IPs
Decide which countries (and cities) you track. Roam covers 190+ — set each with -country-
Give each SERP request a unique -session-
Because the exit is a real residential IP in-market, the SERP matches what a local user sees — accurate for rank tracking.
SERP pages are small, so $2/GB goes a long way. No plan, and unused balance never expires.
Search engines localize results by IP and rate-limit datacenter ranges hard. Residential IPs in the target location return the SERP a real local user sees and are far less likely to be throttled or shown a captcha. Roam covers 190+ countries at $2/GB.
Yes for supported locations — Roam offers country-level targeting everywhere and state/city selection in the generator where available, so you can approximate local-pack and city-specific rankings.
Rotate a fresh residential IP per query by changing the -session-
Yes. Standard HTTP/HTTPS proxy, per-GB billing (SERP HTML is light), 190+ countries, and rotating sessions — the fundamentals rank trackers need, without a monthly plan.
No card required. Test your setup on real residential IPs, then pay only for what you use at $2/GB.