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Residential Proxies: Route your web traffic through residential IP addresses globally. This server lets you programmatically manage massive proxy pools for data collection, testing, and research.
You pull geo-specific IPs to bypass anti-bot measures and avoid captchas when scraping or running tests worldwide.
What your AI can do
Check proxy status
Verifies the current operational status of your entire Residential Proxies API connection.
Get proxy count
Returns the total number count of all available residential proxies in your pool.
Get br proxies
Retrieves a list of working residential proxies specifically located in Brazil (BR).
You can ask the agent for proxy lists filtered exactly by a country, like Germany or Brazil.
The tool returns counts and sample proxies across multiple countries at once, giving you an overview of your whole pool.
You verify if the API connection is working by checking the overall operational status of your proxy account.
If you just need to test a few addresses, you can pull only a limited number of proxies instead of listing them all.
You get the exact total number of available proxy addresses in your entire pool.
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Residential Proxies: 10 Tools for Proxy Management
Use these tools to manage proxy status, retrieve country-specific proxies (US, DE, UK, etc.), count total IPs, and list available addresses.
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Verifies the current operational status of your entire Residential Proxies API connection.
Get Proxy Count
Returns the total number count of all available residential proxies in your pool.
Get Br Proxies
Retrieves a list of working residential proxies specifically located in Brazil (BR).
Get Proxies By Country
Pulls a list of residential proxies filtered by any specific country code you...
Get De Proxies
Retrieves a list of working residential proxies specifically located in Germany (DE).
Get Proxies Limited
Gets a small batch of proxies, useful when you only need to test or sample the service.
Get Uk Proxies
Retrieves a list of working residential proxies specifically located in the United Kingdom (UK).
Get Us Proxies
Retrieves a list of working residential proxies specifically located in the United...
List Proxies
Lists every single available residential proxy address currently in your entire pool.
Get Multi Country Proxies
Returns an overall summary, including sample proxy counts for several countries at...
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Web scraping shouldn't feel like manual detective work.
Right now, setting up a multi-region scrape is a nightmare. You have to jump between three different dashboards: one for US IPs, one for EU IPs, and another just for status checks. Then you spend forever copying IP lists into your script because the data isn't centralized.
With this MCP server, you talk to your agent like talking to an expert teammate. You tell it, 'I need 50 proxies from US and 30 from DE.' The agent runs `get_us_proxies` and `get_de_proxies`, pulls the lists, and gives you one clean result set.
Using Residential Proxies MCP Server: Talk to your network.
Manual proxy management means keeping track of expiry dates, checking individual IPs for health failures, and manually segmenting pools by country. This kills productivity before you even start scraping.
Now? You just ask the question. The agent handles the whole process—the validation (`check_proxy_status`), the retrieval (e.g., `get_uk_proxies`), and the formatting. It’s all conversational, fast, and reliable.
What your AI can actually do with this
Residential Proxies: Global IP Management for Scraping and Testing
You connect your AI client to this server when you need full control over massive pools of residential IPs. This isn't some generic proxy list; it's a programmatic way to route all your web traffic through real, geo-specific addresses worldwide. When you pull data or run tests across different regions, you'll hit anti-bot measures and captchas.
This server lets your agent handle the complex logic of bypassing those blocks by managing proxies like a network service.
Checking Status and Scale
You always wanna know if the connection is solid before you start pulling data. You use check_proxy_status to verify the current operational status of your entire Residential Proxies API connection; it tells you if the whole thing's up or not. If you need a quick sense of the size of the operation, get_proxy_count gives you the exact total number count of every available proxy address in your pool.
Global Overview and Specific Counts
Want to know what's out there without listing everything? You run get_multi_country_proxies, and it returns an overall summary with sample proxy counts across several countries at once. Need a full picture of every single address you own? Just call list_proxies. If that's too much data, you can use get_proxy_count to get the total number or get_proxies_limited if you only need to sample a small batch for testing.
You also have get_proxies_by_country, which lets your agent pull a list of proxies filtered exactly by any country code, like US or GB.
Targeting Key Markets
You don't always need the whole globe; sometimes you just gotta hit specific spots. For the United States, you run get_us_proxies to get a working list of residential proxies there. If you're headed to Germany, use get_de_proxies. Need Brazil? get_br_proxies pulls that list for you. For the UK, get_uk_proxies gets those specific addresses.
You can also pull US IPs using get_us_proxies, or German ones with get_de_proxies; these dedicated tools make sure you get exactly what you asked for in those major markets.
Summary of Use Cases
- Verification: If your connection is acting up, use
check_proxy_statusto confirm the API link's health. - Broad Scope: To see a general idea of global availability, run
get_multi_country_proxies. - Total Pool Check: You can get the exact count with
get_proxy_count, or list every single address in your entire pool usinglist_proxies. - Targeted Retrieval: If you're scraping data from, say, France, you use
get_proxies_by_countryand provide 'FR'. You can also pull proxies for the US viaget_us_proxies, or Germany withget_de_proxies. - Testing: If you just need to check a few IPs before committing, you run
get_proxies_limitedto sample a small batch instead of pulling hundreds.
This setup lets your agent manage the complexity. You tell your client what data you're after—a list of working proxies in Germany, or maybe just 5 addresses for testing—and it runs the necessary tool calls using this server. It’s designed to give you clean, operational IP strings without any guesswork.
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Here's how it actually works
The bottom line is that your AI client acts as a dedicated network coordinator, running complex proxy requests through simple conversation.
First, subscribe to this MCP Server and retrieve your RapidAPI Key.
Next, connect your AI client (Claude, Cursor, etc.) using the key. When you need IPs, tell the agent what criteria to use—like 'I need proxies for Brazil.'
The agent executes the tool call, pulls the list of IPs, and presents them directly in the chat window.
Who is this actually for?
This is for data engineers and web scraper operators who get frustrated when their scripts fail because they hit rate limits or are blocked by geo-restrictions. If you spend time manually checking if your proxies are still working, this server saves you hours.
Uses the agent to pull specific proxies (e.g., get_us_proxies) and then uses check_proxy_status before starting a crawl to confirm they’re reliable.
Orchestrates large data extraction pipelines by using list_proxies or get_multi_country_proxies, ensuring the IP addresses fit into complex, multi-region workflows.
Runs geo-targeted checks (like get_uk_proxies) to verify metadata and track proxy availability without leaving their chat interface.
What Changes When You Connect
You maintain a perfect audit trail of your scraping sessions and bypass bot detection using high-fidelity rotating IPs. Simply ask the agent to rotate, and it handles the complexity.
Get instant operational reports by running check_proxy_status through your AI client, confirming API connectivity before any data pull starts.
Avoid manual country filtering. The get_proxies_by_country tool lets you target IPs from specific markets (like US or DE) with a single command.
You get an immediate overview of your entire infrastructure by running get_multi_country_proxies, letting you plan data collection across borders.
When you only need to test, the get_proxies_limited tool saves bandwidth and time. You pull a small sample instead of listing thousands of IPs.
See it in action
Monitoring Website Health
A researcher needs to check if their target websites are accessible from both the US and Germany today. They ask their agent: 'What's the status in the US, and can I get some DE proxies?' The agent first uses get_us_proxies, then runs get_de_proxies, giving them instant confirmation on availability for a multi-market report.
Debugging Scraper Failures
A data engineer's script keeps failing with 'Rate Limit Exceeded.' They instruct their agent to first use get_proxy_count to check the pool size, then run list_proxies to manually review a few IPs. This helps them pinpoint if the issue is IP saturation or bad rotation.
Preparing for Global Launch
A growth lead needs to validate their data extraction pipeline across three regions (UK, US, and GB). They use get_proxies_by_country multiple times, then ask the agent to combine the results via a custom script query. This saves them from juggling three different dashboards.
Quickly Testing New Targets
A developer needs only five IPs for a quick test run before writing code. Instead of listing everything, they use get_proxies_limited. This is fast and efficient, allowing them to confirm connectivity without hitting API quotas.
The honest tradeoffs
Assuming IPs are always good
Just running list_proxies and immediately feeding those IPs into a script. You might pull addresses that are already blacklisted or failed silently.
Always run check_proxy_status first. Then, if you need specific IPs, use targeted calls like get_us_proxies. Don't rely on one tool alone—validate the whole system.
Over-relying on single country tools
Only calling get_de_proxies when you actually need a mix of countries. This misses out on available IPs from other regions.
Use get_proxies_by_country for specific filtering, but also use get_multi_country_proxies first to get an overall view and plan your data collection scope.
Copy-Pasting manually
Manually writing out proxy strings from one console into another. This is slow, error-prone, and hard to scale.
Let the AI client do the work. Use natural language commands with the agent to pull lists or counts (like get_proxy_count), keeping everything inside your single conversation window.
When It Fits, When It Doesn't
Use this server if your core problem is geo-targeted data collection, and you need to manage large volumes of rotating IPs. You're blocked by rate limits or needing location specificity—that's why you need get_proxies_by_country or dedicated tools like get_br_proxies. Don't use this if your task is simple: if you just need basic, non-geo-restricted web access for a small site, a simpler proxy service might suffice. If you are building complex data pipelines that require auditing every IP used and checking the status before running, then yes, this server provides the necessary orchestration layer.
Questions you might have
How do I check if my proxy API connection is working using check_proxy_status? +
Just tell your agent to run check_proxy_status. The tool immediately verifies the connection health and gives you a clear 'active' or 'failed' status, so you know if you can proceed with data collection.
Can I get proxies for multiple countries using get_proxies_by_country? +
Yes. You specify the country codes (like US, GB, and DE) in your prompt to the agent. The tool then filters and retrieves proxy addresses from all those specified locations.
What's the best way to get a comprehensive overview of my IPs? +
Use get_multi_country_proxies. This tool pulls a summary, giving you counts and sample proxies across multiple regions at once. It’s perfect for initial planning.
Do I have to use get_us_proxies every time I need US IPs? +
No. While get_us_proxies works, you can also use the general tool get_proxies_by_country and specify 'US' as the filter. Both achieve country-specific results.
How do I use get_proxies_limited to test a small sample before running a full scrape? +
It retrieves a limited batch of working proxies. This lets you quickly validate connectivity and check latency without draining your entire proxy pool or risking rate limits on large data pulls.
Is it better to run get_proxy_count or list_proxies if I just need an idea of the total scale? +
Use get_proxy_count. It sends a minimal request and returns only the number, which is much faster than calling list_proxies, which pulls all available IP details.
What specific metadata does get_multi_country_proxies provide for international planning? +
It provides a summary count and sample proxies per country. This gives you an immediate, high-level overview of availability across multiple regions without having to pull full technical data for every single IP.
If I run get_br_proxies and receive an error, what is the first troubleshooting step? +
First, verify your API credentials using check_proxy_status. If that connection check succeeds, the issue is likely a temporary service outage or rate limit, not your setup.
How do I find my RapidAPI Key? +
Log in to RapidAPI, navigate to the AppVidLab Residential Proxies API page, and copy your unique API Key from the endpoints section.
Can I target specific countries via AI? +
Yes! The list_working_proxies tool supports a country_code parameter to retrieve high-fidelity proxies from specific locations.
Are the proxies rotating? +
Yes, the API provides high-fidelity residential IP strings that rotate to ensure anonymity and maintain technical scraping performance.
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