For cross-border Shopee sellers running many shops
Every new Shopee shop, from Taiwan to Brazil, gets its own fixed local IP: steady sign-ins, and no two shops on one exit.
Shops run on native ISP IPs, one more for each shop you open and kept on renewal; rank, ad and research data run on rotating residential IPs, per GB in packs that don't expire.
Shopee runs separate sites in Singapore, Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia, Vietnam, the Philippines, Taiwan and Brazil, each with its own language, currency and campaign calendar. Every site's shop signs in from that country.
Brazil Shopee Brazil: Portuguese listings and real prices, run apart from the Southeast Asian sites; shops sign in from a Brazilian native exit Brazil residential IPs 
Malaysia Malaysia: Malay and English titles, often run alongside a Singapore shop Malaysia residential IPs 
Philippines Philippines: mostly English, with flash deals and shipping vouchers bunched around paydays Philippines residential IPs From the first shop to a whole portfolio, the exit plan decides how smoothly things run: which shop uses which IP, and which country each data job reads from.
Each shop's Seller Centre signs in from a native ISP IP in its site's country. Listing, repricing, chat replies and campaign sign-ups all run on that exit, so the IP no longer jumps with whichever network a teammate is on.
Native ISP IPWhen you open a second or third shop on the same site, each gets its own fixed IP and browser profile. Accounts, cookies and exits never cross, so every shop stays cleanly separate.
Native · broadcast IPOne keyword returns very different results in Taiwan and Brazil. Search core terms daily from residential exits in each country, log organic positions and where Shopee Ads appear, and tune bids and titles on evidence.
Rotating residentialWhen 9.9, 11.11 or 12.12 opens, what does a shopper pay once flash prices, shop vouchers and shipping vouchers stack? Open the listing as a shopper on a short-term IP in that site and check it within minutes.
Short-term static IPAnything that signs in to a shop gets a static IP, anything that only reads public pages gets a rotating one; the more shops you run, the more one exit per shop matters.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily work in each site's shop | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | New listings, chat replies, returns and campaign sign-ups, every day. | One IP per shop, in the site's country, kept on renewal. |
| Multi-shop teams and agencies | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | One team runs a batch of shops across several sites. | Each shop keeps a dedicated fixed IP at a lower unit price than native. |
| Keyword and ad-slot logs | Dynamic residential · TrafficFrom $0.8/GB | From $0.8/GB; one search round per site each day. | Stay signed out in one language and run at the same hour. |
| Product research for a new site | Dynamic residential · Bandwidth100Mbps / $980/30 days | Before entering a site such as Brazil or Vietnam, sweep categories and rivals in bulk. | Dedicated and unmetered on 30-day plans; stop when the sweep is done. |
| Campaign price spot checks | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | At campaign kickoff, or after repricing or new vouchers. | One IP for 1–24 hours, then the next. |
Many sellers start by signing in to every site from the office line in turn. It holds up for two or three shops; past that, the problems pile up.
| Aspect | Office line for every shop | One local exit per shop |
|---|---|---|
| Sign-in location | A Taiwan shop signing in from abroad | Same country as the shop's site |
| Sign-in checks | A changed IP can trigger extra checks | The same IP for months, smoother sign-ins |
| Between shops | Several shops on one exit | Separate IPs, no crossover |
| Search results | Shown for the office, not the shopper | What local shoppers see |
Your shop count sets how many static IPs to buy, and your data volume decides between traffic packs and bandwidth; checkout shows the final price.
For shop sign-ins: home broadband from a carrier in the site's country, one per shop, renewed monthly.
For larger shop portfolios: a dedicated fixed IP per shop, priced below native.
Keyword-rank and ad-slot logs, billed per GB, one pack shared by every site.
Bulk research before a new site: dedicated 100Mbps–1Gbps, unmetered.
Campaign-day price checks: bought in packs, each IP used for 1–24 hours.
ERP servers calling the Open Platform API: a datacenter IP that stays put.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with username and password or IP allowlist auth, ready for shop browsers, ERP tools and rank scripts.
When a new shop's IP arrives, confirm the exit country matches the site before handing it to the team.
Thailand
Vietnam
Indonesia
Singaporecurl -x http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/ipNode scripts use undici's proxy agent and read one exit setting per site.
import { ProxyAgent, fetch } from "undici";
const agent = new ProxyAgent("http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT");
await fetch("https://example.com/search", { dispatcher: agent });Label each static IP with its shop and site in the NexIP dashboard, so the team sets up from one sheet and each shop always maps to the same exit.
A native ISP IP in the shop's site country, From $5/IP/month. It is a local carrier's home broadband address, fixed for the lease and kept on renewal, so every Seller Centre sign-in comes from the same place.
One fixed IP per shop: two in Taiwan, one in Malaysia and one in Brazil means four local IPs. Read-only jobs such as rank logs and product research share one rotating residential pack instead.
Better not. The two sites differ in language, currency and search results, and the shops are separate. A Brazilian exit for the Brazil shop and a Taiwanese exit for the Taiwan shop keep sign-ins local and pages identical to what shoppers see.
Search target keywords signed out from a residential exit in the site's country, record where your listings and rivals sit, and mark the ad slots. Run once a day at a fixed hour and the trend is easy to read.
Short-term static IPs, From $0.17/IP. Once the campaign opens, load the listing on an IP in that site and read the paid price after flash deals, shop vouchers and shipping vouchers stack; one IP per check.
Country targeting is always available; city and ASN (carrier) targeting are subject to availability. Shopee prices and search vary by site, so the right country is enough; for delivery times, enter a local address on the page.
Shop IPs bill per IP per month, From $3/IP/month, one for each shop; campaign-check IPs come in packs, From $0.17/IP; data jobs bill per GB, From $0.8/GB, or switch to bandwidth for heavy volume, 100Mbps / $980/30 days.
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