Geo-bypass

Region-locked? Not anymore.

Plenty of endpoints decide what to serve based on where you are. Route your traffic through the country a site expects and the door opens, whatever region you actually sit in.

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How the bypass works

Country routing

Every task exits through the country you pick. If a site only answers visitors from one region, that is the region your traffic arrives from.

Worldwide rotation

Not sure which country the lock wants? Let the run rotate across regions and watch which one gets through.

Version control

Exit generations differ in pool size and behavior. Older versions slip past setups that fingerprint the usual ranges.

Per-task, not per-account

Run two tasks through two different countries at the same time. Nothing is locked globally.

What it gets you past

Region blocks

Endpoints that answer with a wall, a 403 or a redirect just because of the visitor's country.

Localized answers

Sites that serve different content per region, so you can compare what each market actually receives.

Geo-based mirrors

Redirection chains that point regions at different servers, follow all of them from the right origin.

Better together

A request from the right country still has to look the part. Pair geo routing with matching headers, a local user agent and the captcha solver, and the run reads like a local visitor end to end.

Captcha solving API reference