Best Turkey Proxies in 2026: 15 Providers Compared

IPRoyal publishes the longest Turkish city list of any competitor here, with more than 190 cities available individually and all four proxy types offered locally.

• More than 190 Turkish cities targetable individually, from Istanbul down to small towns, with a published figure of 433,513 Turkish IPs
• Pay-as-you-go traffic that does not expire, so unused gigabytes keep their value
• One of the pricier options at realistic volumes — $4.55/GB at 100 GB and $3.36/GB at 1 TB — and the advertised $1.75/GB needs a 10 TB order

ResiProx runs a large Turkish pool concentrated on Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Bursa and Antalya, and is the cheapest provider here that also offers ISP-level targeting.

• Country, region, city and ISP targeting in Turkey — the same depth the big enterprise networks charge far more for
• Publishes a per-city breakdown for the five largest Turkish cities, which few providers do
• Starts at $3.50/GB and falls to $1.75/GB at 1 TB, plus a $3.97 trial combo
• Rotating proxies only — no Turkish datacenter, static residential or dedicated IPs — and its headline pool figure of over 11 million Turkish IPs is far larger than any rival claims, so treat it with caution

SOAX lets you pin Turkish traffic to a specific region, city or mobile operator, which is useful when you need to look like a Turkcell or Vodafone subscriber rather than just a Turkish visitor.

• Region, city and carrier targeting, with a published figure of 881,280 Turkish IPs
• A $1.99 three-day trial with 400 MB is advertised on the Turkey page
• Getting a usable rate means a monthly subscription — $200 a month for Builder, $1,500 for the $1.50/GB tier — and there are no Turkish datacenter IPs

NodeMaven screens every IP for quality before assigning it, and its location list rates Turkey “High”, its top availability badge.

• Every IP is screened before you get it, and unused traffic rolls over
• A current 20% discount brings it to $4.25 → $2.20/GB, and a $3.50 trial includes 750 MB
• No Turkey-specific pool size is published, and it lists 250K mobile IPs worldwide

Byteful, formerly Ping Proxies, sells all four proxy types for Turkey and publishes a Turkish page quoting 497,062 monthly active IPs.

• Region, city, ISP, carrier and ASN targeting, and a claimed 35M+ residential IPs in 195+ countries
• Bandwidth never expires, and a 1 GB trial lets you test first
• Cities appear only in marketing copy, no local carrier is named, and its figure counts monthly active IPs, not a pool total

Bright Data offers all four proxy types in Turkey with free city, province and ZIP targeting. It is powerful and well documented, but carries the highest regular list prices here.

• All four proxy types in Turkey, with free city, province and ZIP targeting and a published figure of 324,239 Turkish IPs
• A 50% coupon currently takes pay-as-you-go to $4.00/GB and the largest plan to $2.50/GB
• Regular pricing is the highest here at $8.00/GB, the cheapest published rate needs a $1,999 monthly plan, and the low prices depend on a coupon that can end at any time

Oxylabs publishes a fuller Turkey page than it does for most smaller markets, covering residential, mobile, SOCKS5 and dedicated datacenter proxies with Istanbul named as a datacenter location.

• Turkish mobile and dedicated datacenter IPs alongside residential, with Istanbul listed as a datacenter location
• Mature enterprise tooling, support and documentation
• No pay-as-you-go — the smallest plan is 5 GB at $30 a month
• The headline figure of 6.85 million Turkish IPs is a page-level number that mixes proxy types, so it is not comparable with the residential-only counts elsewhere in this table

Proxy-Seller’s Turkey page is the broadest here by product count: rotating residential, ISP, mobile, datacenter and dedicated IPv4 and IPv6, all sold for Turkey from one account with city-level targeting.

• Six proxy types for Turkey, more than any other provider here, including dedicated Turkish IPv4 with unlimited bandwidth
• The cheapest 1 TB residential rate in this table at $1.45/GB, on a clear eleven-step ladder with no coupons to decode
• No Turkish IP count is published, and the per-IP prices advertised on its locations page are weekly rates rather than monthly ones

Smartproxy rebranded as Decodo in April 2025. Turkey is one of the markets it documents properly, with residential, mobile and datacenter proxies and city targeting across Istanbul, Ankara, Izmir, Bursa and Antalya.

• Three proxy types for Turkey with city-level targeting in the five largest cities
• Pay-as-you-go from 1 GB with a clear volume ladder down to $2.00/GB at 1 TB
• No Turkish IP count is published — only a regional “18.3M+ Asia” figure — so you cannot judge the Turkish pool before buying

Infatica covers Turkey more fully than most of its other locations, with residential, mobile, datacenter and static ISP IPs and twelve named Turkish cities.

• ZIP code targeting plus twelve named Turkish cities, from Istanbul and Ankara to Diyarbakir and Malatya
• Four proxy types for Turkey and a published figure of 374,577 Turkish IPs
• The $2.60 rate needs 1,000 GB, and going lower — to around $2.08/GB — requires annual billing

MarsProxies covers residential, datacenter, ISP and mobile proxies for Turkey, with Istanbul and Ankara available as city targets and residential traffic that does not expire.

• Four proxy types published for Turkey, with a claimed 141,014 Turkish IPs
• Residential traffic does not expire, so unused gigabytes keep their value
• The advertised $1.65/GB needs a 10,000 GB order — realistically it is $2.99/GB at 100 GB and $2.10/GB at 1 TB
• Only Istanbul and Ankara are offered as city targets, with no ISP or ASN filters

Webshare is built around low-cost datacenter proxies sold per IP. Its Turkey page lists shared, private and dedicated datacenter options, and ten free proxies make it easy to test first.

• Datacenter proxies from about $0.03 per IP a month, dropping to $0.018 at 60,000 IPs, plus 10 free proxies
• Publishes a figure of 308,860 Turkish IPs, and yearly billing cuts another 30%
• Only datacenter is listed on the Turkey page; rotating residential starts at $3.50/GB and only reaches $1.50/GB on a 1 TB plan at $1,500 a month
• Country-level targeting only, with no Turkish city or ISP filters

ProxyRack includes Turkey in its premium residential country list and has the lowest per-GB rates here — but only if you commit to large volumes from the start.

• $1.10/GB at 100 GB, falling to $0.80/GB at 500 GB — the cheapest residential rates here
• Plans advertise country, city and ISP targeting, with unlimited threads and sub-users
• The entry plan is 100 GB at $110 a month, and there is no Turkey page or Turkish IP count — Turkey is only a row in the premium country list

IPBurger is a long-established provider whose rotating residential network covers Turkey. Residential is sold as monthly subscriptions rather than pay-as-you-go.

• Country and city geo-targeting on every plan, with state, ISP and ASN filtering from the $149 Plus plan up
• Fixed monthly billing and sub-user seats suit teams that want a predictable invoice
• Subscription only and the highest per-GB price here — $5.90/GB at 10 GB, $4.48/GB at 60 GB, with anything larger quoted by sales — and no Turkey page or Turkish IP count