Asia routing coverage

Georgia Proxies

13,054+ residential and mobile proxy IPs in Georgia. City-level geo-targeting, rotating and sticky sessions, HTTP, HTTPS & SOCKS5. Plans from $0.90/GB.

Pay as you go from 1 GB. Dataset updated June 2026; live availability varies by network type.

Asia route lanes

gatewayGeorgia
Residentiallive
Mobilelive
Published IPs
13,054
ASNs
23
Region rank
35/50
Published Asia pool counts from the locations dataset, updated . Live availability can change.
13,054+
Published IPs in Georgia
2
Live network types
23
Autonomous systems
#35
Pool rank in Asia
13,054+ published IPs in Georgia99.9%+ uptime targetCountry, city, GPS & ASN targetingHTTP, HTTPS & SOCKS5Databay Trust Center
Live coverage

Georgia network coverage

The proxy networks reported for Georgia, with global catalogue size, network origin, and volume-plan entry price.

  • ISP-origin IPs for authorized regional sampling and workflows that require a consumer-network route.

    Global pool
    34M+ IPs
    Network origin
    ISP-classified
    From
    $0.90/GB (1 TB plan)
  • 4G and 5G carrier-network IPs for authorized app testing and mobile-network checks.

    Global pool
    800K+ IPs
    Network origin
    Mobile carrier
    From
    $2.50/GB (512 GB plan)

A network shows as Live only when it is currently serving traffic in Georgia. Global pool sizes are catalog-wide; browse the live community proxy list for Georgia to sample real endpoints.

Geo-targeting

Target Georgia down to the city and ASN

Set countryCode-ge in your proxy username, then layer city, ZIP, GPS, or AS number on top at no extra cost.

  • Country routing

    One flag, countryCode-ge, requests an exit geolocated to Georgia, subject to live availability.

  • City, ZIP & GPS requests

    Request a narrower residential location, then verify the observed exit because live supply and geolocation can vary.

  • ASN targeting request

    Request an autonomous system by AS number, subject to network support and current eligible exits.

  • Rotating or sticky

    Request gateway-selected exits or a sticky target up to 120 minutes; connections and availability affect reuse.

  • Country, city, ZIP, GPS, and ASN targeting included on every plan
  • Gateway-selected exits or sticky session targets, subject to availability
  • HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 on one gateway, no allowlisting
  • Every flag set in the proxy username, no code changes

Sample of 23 autonomous systems covered in Georgia

  • AS20771 CAUCASUS-CABLE-SYSTEM CCS Autonomous System
  • AS34666 GLB1-AS ISP and voice provider in Georgia
  • AS16010 MAGTICOMAS Magticom
  • AS20545 GRENA-AS Tbilisi, Georgia
  • AS34797 SYSTEM-NET
  • AS35805 SILKNET-AS Silknet Autonomous System
  • AS39248 SIVASH-AS
  • AS41738 MOBITEL-
  • AS42082 GEOCELL
  • AS42938 GUDAUTA-AS
  • AS44327 DELTANET-NET Caucasus-Upstream
  • AS49129 CGC-AS

Select any country, city, or AS number directly in the proxy username. ASN availability varies by network type and real-time device counts.

# Rotating residential proxy in Georgia
curl -x http://USER-zone-residential-countryCode-ge:PASS@gw.databay.co:8888 \
     https://databay.com/cdn-cgi/trace

# Sticky session (30 minutes) in Georgia
curl -x http://USER-zone-residential-countryCode-ge-sessionId-abc123:PASS@gw.databay.co:8888 \
     https://databay.com/cdn-cgi/trace

# Datacenter proxy in Georgia
curl -x http://USER-zone-datacenter-countryCode-ge:PASS@gw.databay.co:8888 \
     https://databay.com/cdn-cgi/trace

Pricing for Georgia: residential from $0.90/GB (PAYG $2.75/GB), datacenter from $0.50/GB (volume), mobile from $2.50/GB. All tiers include Georgia country targeting at no extra cost. See documentation.

Network performance

Network-wide operating targets for Georgia routes

These catalogue-wide figures describe the service target, not a country-specific guarantee. Measure the exact route and workload before relying on it.

Uptime target
99.9%+
Network-wide availability
Residential latency
~1.1s
Median response time
Datacenter latency
~780ms
Median response time
Max sticky target
120 min
Subject to live exit availability

Latency and uptime are network-wide medians and targets. See how Databay benchmarks its network.

Field guide

Need rotating IPs with city and ASN targeting? Get residential proxies in Georgia (34M+ IPs from $0.90/GB). Testing first? You can browse the live community proxy list for Georgia (refreshed every 5 minutes).

Georgia coverage: scale before slogans

Databay's June 9, 2026 paid-network catalogue assigns 13,054 addresses to Georgia. That places Georgia number 107 of 195 locations worldwide and number 35 of 50 in Asia. The Georgia allocation represents <0.05% of the global catalogue and 0.10% of the Asia total. For Georgia, those figures describe catalogue breadth, not a count of exits guaranteed online at one moment. The Georgia count also does not establish address ownership, consent, residential status, latency, reputation, city accuracy, or acceptance by a destination. Use the live Georgia coverage panel on this page to see which Databay network types currently report service, then confirm the observed exit before relying on a result. Georgia pricing is determined by network and plan rather than by inflating the country count into a performance promise.

Isolate the Georgia network-origin variable

The gateway flag countryCode-ge requests an exit geolocated to Georgia, subject to current supply and the selected network. For Georgia, it changes one input: the apparent network origin seen by the destination. An exit geolocated to Georgia does not set a browser language, currency, time zone, delivery address, tax jurisdiction, account country, cookie history, device profile, or legal eligibility. For a useful comparison involving Georgia, write down the hypothesis first and hold those other inputs constant. Check the Georgia exit with a diagnostic endpoint you trust, save the timestamp and effective settings, and compare the observation with a direct or controlled reference. If city, ZIP, coordinate, or ASN precision in Georgia matters, validate that narrower result separately; country success does not prove subnational accuracy.

Plan Georgia sessions from the actual pool scale

Georgia has a limited but material published allocation. Design Georgia work for repeat exits: pace requests, use sticky sessions for multi-step authorized flows, and avoid multiplying concurrency merely because the gateway can rotate. If a narrow Georgia filter returns no suitable exit, broaden the test or stop rather than claiming unavailable coverage. Georgia pool depth also cannot authorize collection: the destination's terms, robots guidance, contracts, authentication boundaries, rate controls, and applicable law remain the controlling constraints. Treat a block, CAPTCHA, quota, or explicit denial as a stop or review signal across the whole Georgia pool rather than rotating around it. Record Georgia failures as data; do not hide them with unlimited retries.

Georgia in its Asia comparison set

The immediately larger Asia catalogue entry than Georgia is Maldives at 13,203 addresses, and the next smaller is Kyrgyzstan at 11,613. In the Georgia comparison set, the regional leader is Indonesia with 2,664,464. These Georgia capacity comparisons are useful only when the workload could legitimately run from more than one country. Choose Georgia when the research question specifically needs a network-origin observation from Georgia. Choose a different country from Georgia only when it is a valid control or a separate market in the study. Combining Georgia observations with other countries in one unlabeled dataset makes regional differences impossible to interpret. Preserve the requested Georgia route, observed exit country, network type, timestamp, source, response class, and validation outcome on every retained record.

A reproducible Georgia validation checklist

Before using a Georgia result, capture five things: the canonical source URL and permission basis; the Databay network and countryCode-ge setting; the observed exit IP, ASN, and geolocation source; the browser, account, language, currency, address, cookie, and device state; and the UTC timestamp plus response evidence. Repeat the Georgia check from a controlled reference and label missing, blocked, challenged, stale, or personalized responses instead of treating them as ordinary content. For a consequential Georgia price, availability, advertising, search, compliance, or product decision, obtain a second authorized source or local review. This Georgia workflow makes the 13,054-address catalogue figure useful as coverage context without pretending it proves a resident's experience.

Georgia proxies

Frequently asked questions

How many proxy IPs does Databay have in Georgia?
Databay offers 13,054+ residential and mobile proxy IPs in Georgia, with city-level and ASN geo-targeting.
What types of proxies are available in Georgia?
Databay provides residential and mobile proxies in Georgia, all with rotating and sticky sessions over HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5.
Which networks and ASNs are covered in Georgia?
Coverage in Georgia spans 23 autonomous systems across 2 network types, selectable by ASN in the proxy username.
How do I authenticate with Databay proxies?
Authentication is by username and password over the gateway. Country, city, ASN, and session are all selected with flags in the username, so no IP allowlisting is required.
Which protocols are supported?
HTTP, HTTPS, and SOCKS5 are supported on the same gateway, with both rotating and sticky sessions.
Is there an API?
Yes. Proxies are delivered through a single gateway endpoint; pool, geo, and session are controlled entirely through the username flags, so any HTTP client or scraping framework works unchanged.
How do I get started?
Create an account, choose a plan, and the dashboard issues gateway credentials you can use immediately.
Do you offer reseller or volume plans?
Yes. Volume and reseller pricing is available for larger commitments. Contact sales for a quote.

Start using Georgia proxies

Review live Georgia coverage and access the published pool under the selected plan and service limits.

Pricing, order minimums, and traffic validity vary by product.