For listeners abroad, families and artists
Keep your Spotify account and exit in one country for steady listening, and hear each market's charts and playlists locally.
Listening accounts get monthly native ISP IPs; chart work runs on rotating residential IPs billed per GB, and audio is light on packs that don't expire.
Spotify's catalogue, charts, editorial playlists and recommendations are all split by country. Listening from a local exit before you push a song says more than any report.
United States
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Spain
Brazil
Mexico
Argentina
Japan
Indonesia
Philippines
AustraliaUnited States The main arena for English charts and editorial playlists, with fierce pitching United States residential IPs Mexico Huge Latin listening; Mexico's chart is a window on Latin American trends Mexico residential IPs Indonesia A big Southeast Asian listening market where K-pop and local pop thrive, good for Asian artists testing the water Indonesia residential IPs Japan Its own chart for J-pop and anime songs, worth watching separately Japan residential IPs Spotify ties accounts, catalogue and charts to a country; put the exit in the right one and listening and promotion both run smoothly.
Premium is sold per country, and long stays elsewhere bring prompts to update it. A native ISP IP in the account's country keeps listening, downloads and recommendations where they were.
Native ISP IPPremium Family and Duo expect members at one address. Put every family phone and computer on one fixed exit in the plan’s country, so members sign in from one region and invites and renewals go smoothly.
Native ISP IPDaily and weekly charts, editorial lists and Spotify podcasts rankings differ in every country. Open them from a local exit to hear the local version, wherever the music you want is trending.
Rotating residentialLabels and managers run dashboards for many artists. Each artist gets a fixed IP, so a team spread across offices signs in and pitches through one exit, and music promotion runs from the same place.
Broadcast residential IPAccounts you keep signed in take fixed IPs, charts you compare take rotating exits, and short trips take short-term IPs.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| The Premium account you listen on | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | The account was opened in one country but you are often elsewhere. | Exit and account in one country; phone and desktop share the exit. |
| Family and Duo members | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | Every family phone and computer should match the plan’s region. | The household shares one fixed exit; setting it on the router is easiest. |
| Spotify playlists and chart logs | Dynamic residential · TrafficFrom $0.8/GB | Weekly logs of chart positions and editorial playlist adds by country. | Unlimited concurrency, so a dozen countries run at once. |
| Artist and label dashboards | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | One team manages several artists at once. | One IP per artist; every member signs in through that artist's exit. |
| Trips and short stays abroad | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | A trip of a few weeks, listening as at home. | 1–24 hours per IP; packs don’t expire. |
Spotify notices where you connect from. When the exit wanders with you, account country, catalogue and recommendations wander too.
| Aspect | Whatever is nearby | NexIP home-broadband exit |
|---|---|---|
| Account country | Frequent prompts to update it | Exit fixed in the account's country |
| Catalogue and picks | Shift with every network | Always follow the account's country |
| Team dashboards | Members sign in from all over | One fixed exit per artist |
| Other markets' charts | Only your own country's version | Opened one by one in 195+ countries and regions |
Listeners and families start with one native ISP IP, labels add broadcast residential IPs per artist, charts bill per GB and trips take short-term IPs. Checkout shows the final price.
Premium listening: a home-broadband exit in the account's country, fixed monthly.
Labels and managers: one IP per artist, leased by roster size.
Charts and playlists by country: billed per GB, and audio uses little.
Listening on trips: 1–24 hours each; packs don’t expire.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with username and password or IP allowlist auth, ready for the desktop app and data scripts.
Spotify's desktop settings include a proxy type: choose SOCKS5, enter host, port and credentials, and restart.
Scripts that log charts and playlists run on rotating exits, one session per country, filed by date.
import requests
proxy = "http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT"
r = requests.get("https://example.com/", proxies={"https": proxy})Add the office public IP to the allowlist and team machines need only host and port, no credentials.
Listening accounts take a native ISP IP (From $5/IP/month) in the account’s country; label artist dashboards use broadcast residential IPs ($4/IP/month); charts abroad run on rotating residential IPs billed per GB.
The prompt appears when your Spotify account country and current network disagree. Give the account a native ISP IP in its country, route phone and desktop through it, and keep payment and app-store region in that country; the prompts become rare.
Pick a rotating residential exit in each target country, one sticky session apiece, then open the local daily and weekly charts and editorial lists and log positions. Audio uses little data, and traffic packs (From $0.8/GB) don’t expire.
One fixed IP per artist, and every team member signs in and pitches for that artist through it; allowlist the office network to save per-person setup.
Premium offline downloads need to go online now and then. Sync once through the fixed exit, with exit and account country matching, and your offline playlists keep playing; on a long stay, always go online through that exit.
The mobile app has no proxy option. The easy route is to set the exit on a SOCKS5-capable router so the phone shares the desktop's IP on that Wi-Fi; on the go, a SOCKS5-capable proxy app on the phone holds the same exit, so the account country stops jumping around.
Listening and family accounts take native ISP IPs per IP per month, From $3/IP/month; artist dashboards use broadcast residential IPs $4/IP/month; charts run on rotating residential per GB, From $0.8/GB, in packs that don’t expire; trips take short-term IPs, From $0.17/IP.
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