For Prime members, sports fans and cross-border households
Prime Video follows your Amazon marketplace: put the exit in that country and the shows, channels and sports are the local ones.
The account gets a native ISP IP leased monthly and fixed for the whole term; match days with hours of HD live sports add a dedicated bandwidth plan.
Titles, rental and purchase prices, add-on channels and the sports on offer all follow the marketplace. The US, UK, Germany and Japan each run their own; put the exit in your account's marketplace country and you get that line-up in full.
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Italy
Spain
Japan
Canada
Australia
India
Brazil
MexicoUnited States Thursday night football and Prime Video channels add-ons United States residential IPs Germany Champions League matches and German-dubbed titles Germany residential IPs Japan Japanese variety shows, anime and Japanese subtitles Japan residential IPs United Kingdom The UK movie store and British originals United Kingdom residential IPs Prime Video isn't a standalone subscription: it is tied to your Amazon login, its marketplace and its order history. Keep the exit with the account and everything falls into place.
A Prime membership covers shopping and viewing on the same Amazon account. Give it a native ISP IP in its country and both orders and episodes go through one exit, keeping the account history consistent.
Native ISP IPThursday night football in the US or Champions League nights in Germany run for two or three hours. Bandwidth plans give you 100Mbps–1Gbps dedicated and unmetered under fair use, so live sports hold up in HD all game.
Bandwidth planCross-border households with logins in the US, UK and Japan give each one its own IP, so every account keeps its own Prime Video catalog and none of them mix.
Broadcast residential IPThe same new release has different rent or buy prices, release dates and picture options on each marketplace. Open the title page country by country on rotating residential IPs and decide with the full picture.
Rotating residentialThe main account keeps one native ISP IP, other marketplace accounts get a broadcast IP each, busy sports months add bandwidth, and price checks run on per-GB traffic.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Everyday viewing on the main account | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | The account you shop and watch on, signed in for the long run. | Pick the country of the account's marketplace; fixed for the term and shared by orders and viewing. |
| Amazon accounts on other marketplaces | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | The household has an account on two or three marketplaces. | One IP per marketplace account, kept long term, with no overlap between accounts. |
| Full-length match-day streams | Dynamic residential · Bandwidth100Mbps / $980/30 days | Several games a week during the season. | 30 days at a time and unmetered; US, UK, German, French, Japanese and Korean exits require Flagship. |
| Price and catalog checks | Dynamic residential · TrafficFrom $0.8/GB | Before renting, buying or adding a channel, compare a few marketplaces. | Stay signed out with one sticky session per marketplace; per-GB packs that don't expire. |
| One big game or premiere, once | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | You rarely use the account and sign in for one game or one premiere. | Lease a 1–24 hour short-term IP in the marketplace's country that simply ends, with no monthly commitment. |
Abroad or on the road, your IP changes with every stop, while Prime Video sees a login that belongs on its home marketplace.
| Aspect | IP changes with location | NexIP fixed in account country |
|---|---|---|
| Titles | Titles follow wherever you happen to be, and the series you were halfway through disappears | Always the Prime Video catalog of the account's marketplace |
| Channels | Channels you pay for say they aren't available where you are | Channels and add-ons appear as the marketplace intends |
| Live games | Hotel and café networks are shared by everyone, and the picture drifts in and out of focus | A dedicated bandwidth plan keeps the exit to yourself and the whole game steadier |
| Account | Sign-in locations jump around and re-verification keeps coming up | Orders and viewing share one exit and the history lines up |
Start the main account on a native ISP IP, give each extra marketplace account its own, and add bandwidth in heavy sports months. Checkout shows the final price.
Main account: a home-broadband exit in the marketplace's country for shopping and viewing alike.
Sports season: dedicated bandwidth for full games and weekend binges.
Other marketplace accounts: residential-range IPs, one per account, dedicated and fixed.
Prices and catalogs: per GB with unlimited concurrency to check marketplaces side by side.
One-off events: 1–24 hour short-term IPs in packs.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with username and password or an IP allowlist; TV-type devices are easiest through the router or the allowlist.
Before opening Prime Video, send one request through the exit and check the country matches your marketplace.
curl -x http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/Fire TV has no proxy option in its settings menu, so connect at the router and allowlist your home network; Android TV takes a host and port in its advanced network settings.
The script switches to the matching country's exit for each marketplace, reads rental and purchase prices from public title pages and builds one table.
import requests
p = "http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT"
r = requests.get("https://example.com/", proxies={"https": p})
print(r.status_code)A native ISP IP (From $5/IP/month) in the country of your Amazon account's marketplace, fixed for the term; add a bandwidth plan (100Mbps / $980/30 days) if you stream a lot of live sports.
Keep your Prime membership and payment method on the home marketplace, give that login a native ISP IP in that country and sign in through it; titles, channels and watch history stay as they were.
One IP per marketplace account. The main account takes a native ISP IP, the others can use broadcast residential IPs, each fixed and kept long term.
Run full games on a bandwidth plan: 100Mbps–1Gbps dedicated, 30 days at a time, unmetered under fair use. Exits in the US, UK, Germany, France, Japan and Korea need the Flagship tier.
Open public title pages country by country on rotating residential IPs (From $0.8/GB) while signed out and note local-currency prices. Rotating residential has unlimited concurrency, so several marketplaces can be checked at once.
No. Channels are add-ons on your login, so they use the account's fixed exit; as long as the exit matches the marketplace, they show up as normal.
Native ISP and broadcast IPs lease from one month; bandwidth plans run 30 days; rotating residential bills per GB in packs that don't expire; short-term IPs (From $0.17/IP) come in packs.
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