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South Koreaproxies.2.5M IPs, all 17 provinces and cities.

Clean Korean IPs from real homes, carriers and ISPs — for scraping, automation, testing and seeing the web the way people in South Korea do.

  • All 17 provinces and cities covered
  • Sticky or rotating sessions
  • HTTP(S) and SOCKS5
  • 99.98% uptime

The proxy network powering
data teams at leading companies

Six networks,every one with Korean exits.

Residential, mobile, ISP, datacenter, unlimited and IPv6 — pick the network, set the country to KR in the username, and your requests leave from South Korea.

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Volume pricing, dedicated pools and invoiced billing.

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South Korea2.5M residential IPsLive

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The right Korean IP,right when you need it.

Residential IPs from homes across South Korea, mobile IPs from its national carriers and static ISP IPs from its biggest networks — all behind the same gateway, with the province or city or city set in the username.

  • Real residential IPs in every province or city
  • High success rates, low detection
  • Steady sessions for logins and checkouts

Why RiftIP in South Korea

Why teams run their Korean trafficthrough RiftIP.

The parts that decide whether a job in South Korea finishes — clean IPs, precise targeting and steady sessions — handled at the gateway.

  1. Clean IPs, fewer blocks

    Every IP is screened before it's handed out and retired the moment it picks up a bad history.

  2. Down to the city

    Set the province or city or city in the username and every request leaves from there.

  3. Sticky or fresh

    Hold one IP for up to 24 hours, or rotate on every request — per connection, your call.

  4. Static ISP routes

    Static IPs on KT, SK Broadband and LG U+ ranges, for long, quiet sessions.

  5. Close to South Korea

    A nearby gateway keeps the hop to a local exit short — 30–60 ms on the wire.

  6. People who answer

    Engineers who run the network, around the clock — not a ticket queue.

Infrastructure

Korean networks,from the inside.

Residential IPs from homes on South Korea's biggest broadband networks, mobile IPs from its national carriers, and static ISP ranges announced by its largest providers.

  • Residential IPs2.5M
  • Static ISP IPs150K+
  • Provinces and cities covered17
  • Typical latency30–60 ms

Every province or city

All 17 provinces and cities.Zero guesswork.

Set the province or city in the username and every request leaves from there. Narrow it to a city the same way.

17 provinces and cities · 2.5M IPs

  • Busan161K IPs
  • Daegu115K IPs
  • Daejeon70K IPs
  • Gangwon75K IPs
  • Gwangju69K IPs
  • Gyeonggi663K IPs
  • Incheon146K IPs
  • Jeju33K IPs
  • North Chungcheong78K IPs
  • North Gyeongsang124K IPs
  • North Jeolla85K IPs
  • Sejong19K IPs
  • Seoul458K IPs
  • South Chungcheong104K IPs
  • South Gyeongsang158K IPs
  • South Jeolla88K IPs
  • Ulsan54K IPs

Built for big workloads

Scrape more,spend less.

Run scraping, testing and automation through Korean datacenter and unlimited residential proxies — no traffic caps, no slowdowns, as many concurrent sessions as your jobs need.

  • Unlimited bandwidth
  • Concurrent sessions without limits
  • Billed per IP or per day, not per GB

Use cases

Start from the work,not from the proxy.

Pick a workflow and watch it run through one gateway.

Collect public pages at a steady pace — rotating exits, clean retries, no rate-limit walls.

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Six networks.Pick the right one.

Every network runs through the same gateway, dashboard and API. Compare them on what matters for your target — then switch any time without touching your code.

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How often you'll get through. Residential and mobile IPs look like real people, so strict targets rarely push back. Datacenter ranges are the first to be flagged.

Best for block resistance: Residential Proxies, 98.7% pass on strict sites.

  • Every plan includes
  • One gateway endpoint
  • HTTP, HTTPS & SOCKS5
  • Dashboard & API
  • 30-day free trial

FAQ

South Korea proxies,answered plainly.

What teams usually ask before routing their first request through South Korea.

Still have questions?

Talk to a proxy specialist about your targets, volumes and setup.

All six networks have exits in South Korea: residential, mobile, ISP, datacenter, unlimited residential and IPv6. They share one gateway and one set of credentials, so you can switch networks without touching your code.

Yes. Add the province or city or city to your username and every request on that connection leaves from there. Residential and mobile proxies support province or city and city targeting; ISP and datacenter IPs are tied to fixed locations.

Static ISP and datacenter IPs are dedicated to you. Residential and mobile IPs come from a shared pool, but sessions are isolated — another customer's traffic never runs on your session.

Point your client at gate.riftip.com with your credentials and set the country to KR in the username — curl, any HTTP library, headless browsers and anti-detect tools all work over HTTP(S) or SOCKS5.

Yes — every new account gets a 30-day free trial, so you can run your own targets in South Korea through it before you pay for anything.

Go local in South Korea.Start your 30-day free trial.

One endpoint, six networks, 195 countries. Set up in minutes — no rewrite required.