For people abroad, teams and developers
Use DeepSeek daily from abroad: one fixed residential exit per person for steady sign-ins and unbroken chats, and one for the API.
Everyday use runs on native residential IPs, one per person and renewed long-term; the API runs on a dedicated datacenter IP; weight downloads can add a 30-day dedicated bandwidth plan, unmetered under fair use.
Member exits sit in the countries where people live and work; API exits sit in your backend’s cloud region; collection exits follow the languages you need.
Singapore
United States
Hong Kong
Japan
South Korea
Germany
United Kingdom
India
Indonesia
Vietnam
Malaysia
United Arab EmiratesSingapore Where many Southeast Asian app backends live; put the API datacenter exit close by Singapore residential IPs United States Home to many overseas GPU servers: weight and dataset downloads United States residential IPs Hong Kong Office exits for Greater China teams, a fixed IP per member Hong Kong residential IPs Germany App backends and multilingual knowledge bases for European users Germany residential IPs More and more people use DeepSeek from abroad: settle the accounts you use every day first, then give the API and big files their own lines.
People working or studying abroad, and staff in overseas offices, use DeepSeek every day to code, analyse and research. Give each a fixed native residential exit and sign-ins stay steady, with long chats unbroken by network switches.
Native residentialThe DeepSeek app on your phone and the browser on your computer share one fixed exit, so you pick up a chat on the go without the sign-in location jumping around or extra checks.
Native residentialTranslation, summaries and tagging go to DeepSeek in batches that run all night. Route the servers through one dedicated datacenter IP with allowlist auth, and the logs tell you exactly where each batch came from.
Datacenter IPOpen weights run to hundreds of gigabytes, so model downloads get a dedicated bandwidth plan, unmetered for 30 days under fair use; for a knowledge base, rotating residential IPs collect public pages by country, per GB.
Bandwidth · rotatingDecide whether the job is calling, downloading, collecting or a person working, then pick the IP; prices sit on each row.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Overseas staff, every day | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | Branch-office staff sign in to the web or mobile app daily. | One address per person, renewed and kept. |
| High-volume calls and batch inference | Datacenter IP$3/IP/month | Batches of translation, summaries and tagging. | A dedicated datacenter address with heavy throughput; allow-list it and keep passwords out of scripts. |
| Open weights and dataset downloads | Dynamic residential · Bandwidth100Mbps / $980/30 days | A new release lands and several GPU servers need the full weights quickly. | 30 days dedicated, unmetered under fair use; US, UK, DE, FR, JP and KR exits need Flagship. |
| RAG data and eval-set collection | Dynamic residential · TrafficFrom $0.8/GB | You gather public pages by country and language for a knowledge base or eval set. | Per GB with unlimited concurrency; pace each site on its own. |
| Trips and short stays abroad | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | A trip or short stay where you use it every day. | 1–24 hours per IP; packs don’t expire. |
Many teams start by sending everything straight out of their cloud servers, then hit a wall on every front as volume grows.
| Aspect | Straight out of the cloud | NexIP separate lines |
|---|---|---|
| API call source | Every machine its own, changing with each scale-up | One registered datacenter IP |
| Large downloads | Shared bandwidth that slows at peak and restarts on drops | Dedicated bandwidth, unmetered for 30 days |
| Corpus collection | One datacenter IP carries every request and soon gets throttled | A residential pool, unlimited concurrency, spread by country |
| Cost | Buried in the server bill | Split by IP, by GB and by 30-day plan |
People take native residential, calls take datacenter, downloads take bandwidth, collection takes rotating residential, short stays take short-term IPs.
Daily sign-ins for overseas staff, a home-broadband address each.
A fixed source for bulk API calls: a dedicated address, renewed monthly.
Weight and dataset downloads: 30 days of dedicated bandwidth, unmetered under fair use.
Multi-country corpus collection, per GB with unlimited concurrency.
Trips and short stays abroad, 1–24 hours per IP.
HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5 with password or allowlist auth; DeepSeek's API works with common SDKs, so the usual proxy variables do the job.
Once the server's public IP is allow-listed, scripts need only host and port, and every request leaves from the datacenter IP.
export HTTPS_PROXY=http://GATEWAY:PORT
python batch_eval.pywget reads the lower-case https_proxy variable; point it at your bandwidth plan's endpoint and -c resume works as usual.
export https_proxy=http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT
wget -c https://example.com/model.safetensorsBefore the run, one command shows whether the exit IP and country are right.
curl -x http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/By use: native residential for everyday sign-ins (From $5/IP/month), dedicated datacenter IPs for API calls (From $3/IP/month), a bandwidth plan for weight downloads (100Mbps / $980/30 days) and rotating residential for corpus collection (From $0.8/GB).
Give each member a native residential IP in the office's country, and send both browser and mobile app through it, so sign-ins and long chats stay steady.
Yes. Enter an HTTP proxy in the phone’s Wi-Fi settings, or use a proxy app that takes SOCKS5, pointed at the same DeepSeek residential proxy; with computer and phone on one exit, the sign-in location stays consistent.
Plan batches around your account's quota and rate first, then route every server through one fixed datacenter exit. With one source, logs, allowlists and costs all line up, and any problem traces quickly to a specific batch.
Weights and datasets are huge, and per-GB traffic goes fast. A bandwidth plan gives 30 days of dedicated 100Mbps–1Gbps, unmetered under fair use, which suits frequent model downloads; US, UK, DE, FR, JP and KR exits need Flagship.
Rotating residential IPs: target by country for local-language versions, with unlimited concurrency and per-GB billing. Pace each site separately and keep one sticky session per batch of pages.
Datacenter and native residential IPs bill per IP per month (From $3/IP/month), bandwidth plans per 30 days (100Mbps / $980/30 days), rotating residential per GB (From $0.8/GB) and short-term IPs in packs (From $0.17/IP).
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