Crunchyroll simulcast, on the day
Japanese series reach Crunchyroll soon after their home broadcast. Sign in through a home-broadband IP in your account's country and press play as soon as the episode lands, before the spoilers start.
Native ISP IP
For anime fans, fan communities and anime creators
Crunchyroll Proxy IPs
Watch new anime episodes the hour they drop: a local home-broadband IP opens the local anime library, subs, dubs and all.
Each account gets a native ISP IP from one month that holds for the whole term; binge weekends and several screens add a dedicated bandwidth plan.
- Countries and regions 195+
- Account exits One IP each
- Bandwidth plans 100Mbps–1Gbps
- Native ISP IP From $5/IP/month
Every region runs its own anime line-up
The same show may have only subtitles in one region and a finished dub in another, and launch dates drift apart. Put the exit in a country and you open that country's anime library.
United States
Canada
United Kingdom
France
Germany
Spain
Italy
Brazil
Mexico
Argentina
Chile
Australia- All locations
- United States English subtitles and English dubs, with simulcasts close behind the Japanese broadcast United States residential IPs
- Brazil Brazilian Portuguese dubs and subtitles, home base for South American fans Brazil residential IPs
- Mexico Latin American Spanish dubs, handy for weekend catch-ups Mexico residential IPs
- Germany German dubs and the seasonal slate for European viewers Germany residential IPs
Simulcasts, dub versions, weekend binges and fan communities
Whether you follow one season alone, watch along with a fan group or publish weekly breakdowns, a steady exit in the right region is what keeps it smooth.
Pick the dub and subtitle track you want
Crunchyroll dubs (English, Portuguese, Latin American Spanish, French, German) and Crunchyroll subtitles roll out region by region. To follow another region's dub, give a second account a fixed IP in that country.
Broadcast residential IPBinge weekends without the buffering
A season runs a dozen or more episodes, and a binge weekend adds up. Bandwidth plans give you 100Mbps–1Gbps dedicated and unmetered under fair use, so the TV, laptop and phone can all play at once.
Bandwidth planAnime channels and fan communities
Creators who post weekly round-ups and admins of fan groups need each region's release times and line-ups straight. Open the new-season pages country by country on rotating residential IPs before posting.
Rotating residentialWhich IP for which kind of watching
Fixed home-broadband exits for the account you use every day, a separate IP for a second region, bandwidth for binges and per-GB rotating residential for browsing line-ups.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Your main account, every day | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | The account stays signed in, mostly on the same TV or laptop. | Choose the account's registration country; the exit holds all term, so every sign-in looks the same. |
| A second account for another region's dubs | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | You also want the Brazilian Portuguese dubs or the French subtitle line-up. | One IP per account; don't move a single account back and forth between countries. |
| Binges and group watch nights | Dynamic residential · Bandwidth100Mbps / $980/30 days | Dorms, shared flats or fan screenings with several devices streaming in HD. | Dedicated and unmetered; exits in the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan and Korea need the Flagship tier. |
| Comparing line-ups before a new season | Dynamic residential · TrafficFrom $0.8/GB | Comparing which shows, subtitle languages and membership tiers each country gets. | Stay signed out with one sticky session per country; billed per GB in packs that don't expire. |
| Specials and anime film release days | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | You need one region for a single day to catch a special. | Lease a short-term IP for 1–24 hours and stop when it ends; the rest of the pack waits for next time. |
Premiere night: shared lines vs a NexIP home-broadband exit
When a new episode lands, everyone presses play in the same few minutes. That is when the choice of line shows.
| Aspect | Data-centre or shared lines | NexIP native ISP IP |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-in | Data-centre IPs don't look like a home and shared lines keep changing, so you sign in again and dig out verification emails | One account, one exit, and the session simply stays put |
| Line-up | Wrong region, and the show you follow is missing from search | The list matches whichever country the exit sits in |
| Picture | Crowded at peak hours, HD often drops to SD | A dedicated bandwidth plan carries the whole episode more smoothly |
| Several accounts | Several accounts crammed onto one IP, tangled together | Each account on its own IP, each following its own shows |
Plans by how much you watch
Start your main account on a native ISP IP, add a bandwidth plan if you watch a lot, and use a traffic pack for the odd line-up check; checkout shows the final price.
Native ISP IP
RecommendedFrom $5/IP/month
Main account: a home-broadband exit in the account's country, renewed monthly, the same exit all term.
Dynamic residential · Bandwidth
100Mbps / $980/30 days
Heavy viewing: dedicated, unmetered bandwidth for HD on several devices at once.
Broadcast IP
$4/IP/month
Second-region account: a residential-range IP, dedicated and fixed, from one month.
Dynamic residential · Traffic
From $0.8/GB
Line-ups and membership tiers: billed per GB in packs that don't expire.
Static residential · Short-term
From $0.17/IP
Specials: a 1–24 hour short-term IP that ends when the show does.
Works on the TV, the laptop and the phone
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with username and password or an IP allowlist, set up in a browser, a TV box or the router.
Check the exit before the episode
Send one request over the SOCKS5 exit and confirm the country before opening Crunchyroll.
curl --socks5-hostname GATEWAY:PORT -U USER:PASS https://example.com/A separate browser profile for anime
Route only your anime browser through the proxy and leave everyday browsing alone; the launch flag takes no password, so allowlist your home network instead.
chromium --user-data-dir=anime \
--proxy-server="socks5://GATEWAY:PORT"TV boxes and consoles
Most TV boxes and consoles only take a host and port: allowlist your home network, enter the gateway on the device and keep up with new episodes on the big screen.
Crunchyroll proxy FAQ
For daily viewing, a native ISP IP (From $5/IP/month) in the country where your Crunchyroll account is registered, fixed for the whole term; add a bandwidth plan (100Mbps / $980/30 days) if you watch a lot.
Note each show's release time in your account's region and sign in on your fixed exit ahead of time. When the slot opens, go straight to the episode page instead of waiting for reuploads.
One account per region and one IP per account. A broadcast residential IP, leased monthly, suits the second account and stays separate from your main one.
For several devices or long binges, move to a bandwidth plan: 100Mbps–1Gbps dedicated, unmetered under fair use. Exits in the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan and Korea need the Flagship tier.
Country, city and ASN targeting are available, with city and ASN subject to availability. For anime streaming the country is usually enough, since libraries are set per country.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5. Computers can use username and password; TVs and consoles are easier with your home network on the IP allowlist.
Native ISP IPs lease from one month; bandwidth plans run 30 days; rotating residential bills per GB (From $0.8/GB) in packs that don't expire; short-term IPs come in packs.
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