Norway proxiespay per GB, no subscription
FuseProxy Norway proxies route your requests through residential and datacenter IPs in Norway, so websites show Norwegian prices, content and search results. Target the country with the no code or a city such as Oslo. Traffic is billed per GB, and city targeting uses double traffic.
- Pay per GB, same price in every country
- City and postal code targeting
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
Live pool, checked on October 2, 2026
How much do Norway proxies cost?
Pay per GB of traffic, with no subscription. Norway IPs cost the same as every other country. Country targeting is included; city, postal code and network (ASN) targeting uses traffic at twice the standard rate.
Buy from 1 GB, with discounts on larger packages. See all packages and discounts.
Key facts about Norway proxies
FuseProxy (fuseproxy.com) is a proxy provider offering rotating residential and mobile proxies in Norway. As of October 2, 2026, 1,713 residential IPs and 13 mobile IPs in Norway were online in the FuseProxy pool, ranking Norway #67 of 215 countries for residential IPs. Traffic is billed per GB from $2.42 per GB, works over HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and can be narrowed from the country to a city, postal code and network (ASN).
Online in the pool on October 2, 2026: #67 of 215 countries.
4G and 5G carrier IPs online at the same count: #128 of 180 countries.
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 on every plan, with username and password or an IP allowlist.
A new IP on every request, or the same Norway IP for 1–120 minutes.
Why use Norwegian IPs?
Norway has a residential pool and a large datacenter pool. Norwegian sites show prices in kroner including Norwegian VAT, and many retailers run separate stores for each Nordic country.
Which Norwegian sites do teams check?
- Classified and retail prices on public listings at Finn.no, Komplett and Elkjøp.
- Search results on google.no for Norwegian SEO.
- Checks of Nordic stores that differ between Norway, Sweden and Denmark.
Collect only public data, and follow each site's terms and robots.txt. The acceptable use policy lists what is not allowed.
What should you know about Norwegian websites?
Norway is not in the EU and uses kroner, so prices and VAT differ from its neighbours. Use the no code to make sure you see the Norwegian store.
How do I target a city in Norway?
Add the city after the country code, in lowercase with spaces removed. City targeting uses traffic at twice the standard rate, and if no IP is online in that city at the moment, the proxy answers NO_RAY: widen the filter and retry.
# An IP in Oslo
curl -x "http://USERNAME__cr.no;city.oslo:PASSWORD@HOST:823" https://api.ipify.orgLocation targeting lists every parameter, including postal codes and networks (ASN).
Get a Norway IP in one line
Add cr.no to your username and every request exits from Norway. Narrow it further with a city or postal code.
# An IP in Norway: prints the exit IP and its country
curl -x "http://USER__cr.no:PASS@gw.fuseproxy.com:823" https://ipinfo.io/jsonResidential or mobile proxies in Norway?
| Feature | Residential | Mobile |
|---|---|---|
| IPs online in Norway | 1,713 | 13 |
| Rank among countries | #67 of 215 | #128 of 180 |
| IP source | Home internet connections | 4G and 5G mobile carriers |
| Rotation | Per request, or sticky 1–120 min | Per request, or sticky 1–120 min |
| Price from | $2.42 per GB | $4.84 per GB |
| Best for | Scraping, prices and search results at scale | Mobile ads and apps, carrier-specific content |
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