Personal accounts, Workspace and developers
Give your Google account one fixed home-broadband exit, so Gemini, Gmail and AI Studio all sign in from the same place.
Static IPs lease monthly at a fixed address; to see features in another country, use 1–24 hour short-term IPs from packs that don't expire.
When the account's country, payment method and sign-in location agree, Gemini shows the right plans and features.
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Japan
South Korea
India
Australia
Canada
Singapore
Brazil
MexicoUnited States New models and features often open here first, so many member and developer accounts exit in the US United States residential IPs United Kingdom UK plans and English interface, and a daily exit for European teams United Kingdom residential IPs Japan Gmail, Docs and Gemini working together in a Japanese setup Japan residential IPs India Workspace seats for teams in India working in English and Hindi India residential IPs Gemini lives inside your Google account: steady account, steady Gemini. Here are four ways people use it, each with its own exit.
Google watches where you sign in: Tokyo today, Singapore tomorrow, and up come security prompts and phone checks. Pin the account to one native residential exit and Gemini, Gmail and YouTube all come in through it.
Native residentialTeams call on Gemini right inside Gmail, Docs and Sheets. Give each member a fixed exit and the admin console's sign-in log stays tidy, every entry matched to a person.
Broadcast residentialShape prompts and get keys in AI Studio, then hand the Gemini API calls to your servers. Laptops and servers both leave through fixed exits, so you always know where each key is used.
Datacenter IPNew Gemini models and features often roll out in waves, country by country. Sign in through a short-term IP in each market and product and marketing teams know straight away where they've landed.
Short-term IPResidential for accounts people sign in to, datacenter for code, and per-use or per-GB plans for look-ups and collection.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal account and Gemini subscription | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | You use Gemini daily to write and research, alongside Gmail and Drive. | Match the exit to the account's country and keep renewing the same address. |
| Workspace teams | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | Your company runs Workspace with Gemini for a dozen to a hundred-plus people. | Residential ranges handed out per person, at a friendlier cost than native. |
| Gemini API calls from servers | Datacenter IP$3/IP/month | App backends and batch jobs call the API around the clock. | A dedicated datacenter address with heavy throughput; allow-list it and skip passwords. |
| Gathering material for long context | Dynamic residential · TrafficFrom $0.8/GB | You feed public pages and reports from several countries into one long-context prompt. | Per GB, unlimited concurrency, local-language versions by country. |
| Checking features and plan pages | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | You want one country's plan prices, language or newest features. | 1–24 hours, then done; the rest of the pack waits for next time. |
An account that roams with you from network to network behaves very differently from one that stays on a single home IP.
| Aspect | Roaming between networks | NexIP fixed home exit |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-in location | Café, office, phone hotspot, all different | One home-broadband address in one country |
| Security prompts | Every new place triggers a sign-in alert | Same place, far fewer interruptions |
| Plans and billing | Exit and account country disagree, so pages look muddled | Exit and account country agree |
| Team admin | Console logs full of unknown sources | Each member on one registered address |
Native residential for an account's home, broadcast for teams, datacenter for the API, and a Gemini residential proxy pool or short-term IPs for collection and look-ups.
A long-term home for an account: local ISP broadband, renewed monthly.
Workspace members one apiece, residential ranges at a lower cost.
A dedicated backend exit for API traffic, easy to allow-list.
Multi-country material collection, per GB, packs that don't expire.
Look at features and plan pages in another country, 1–24 hours.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with password or allowlist auth; SDKs and browsers take standard proxy settings.
With your details in hand, one command confirms the exit IP and its country.
curl -x http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/Google's official SDK reads the proxy variables, so one setting on the server sends every request through the datacenter IP.
export HTTPS_PROXY=http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT
python gemini_app.pyIf the server has a fixed public IP, allow-list it and keep only host and port in config.
curl -x http://GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/For the account you sign in to daily, a native residential IP (From $5/IP/month), one per account and kept long term; datacenter IPs for API calls; short-term IPs for checking features by country (From $0.17/IP).
Alerts usually come from a sign-in location that keeps moving. Give the account one fixed home IP, route phone and computer through it and match time zone and language to the exit country, and sign-in alerts drop off sharply.
One exit per account. Accounts sharing an IP look like one person at the controls; split them and each stands on its own, with a clear view of what each does with Gemini.
Assign a static IP per member, using broadcast residential to keep costs down for bigger teams. Each Workspace sign-in then maps to one IP, so admins trace issues quickly.
We suggest fixed exits for both: AI Studio in the browser on the account's home exit, and server calls on a dedicated datacenter IP (From $3/IP/month), so you always know where each key is used.
Lease a short-term IP in the target country, sign in with an account registered there, set browser language and time zone to match, and open Gemini's feature list and plan page. City-level exits are subject to availability.
Native, broadcast and datacenter IPs bill per IP per month (From $3/IP/month), short-term IPs come in packs (From $0.17/IP) and rotating residential bills per GB (From $0.8/GB) in packs that don't expire.
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