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Switzerland residential proxies
Rotating and sticky Switzerland residential IPs with city and ISP targeting included. No ID, no selfie, no documents.
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Where can I buy Switzerland residential proxies without KYC?
PontProxy sells Switzerland residential proxies from $0.36/GB, with city targeting in Zurich, Geneva, Basel and ISP targeting on networks such as Swisscom, Sunrise, Salt. You pay in crypto — Bitcoin, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL or LTC. No KYC — no ID, no selfie, no documents. Credentials work as soon as the payment confirms, and unused traffic never expires.
Switzerland residential proxies: key facts
| Country | Switzerland (CH) |
|---|---|
| Cities you can target | Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Lausanne, Bern, Winterthur |
| Main fixed-line ISPs | Swisscom, Sunrise, Salt, Quickline, Init7 |
| Mobile networks | Swisscom, Sunrise, Salt |
| Local Google | google.ch |
| Data-protection law | revFADP (nDSG) |
| Price | From $0.36/GB · 10 GB for $5.90 |
| KYC | None — no ID, no selfie, no documents |
| Payment | Crypto only: BTC, USDT, USDC, ETH, SOL, LTC — top up from $25 |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 |
| Sessions | Rotating per request or sticky up to 60 minutes |
Which cities can I target in Switzerland?
You can target Switzerland as a whole or one city at a time. The main locations are Zurich, Geneva, Basel, Lausanne, Bern, Winterthur, Lucerne, St. Gallen, Lugano, Biel/Bienne. Country and city targeting are included in every plan at no extra cost.
To pick a city, add it to your proxy username in lower case, without spaces: country-ch selects Switzerland, then -city- plus the city name narrows the exit IP to that city.
Which ISPs do Switzerland residential IPs come from?
Residential IPs are addresses that home broadband providers assign to their subscribers. In Switzerland the main fixed-line ISPs are Swisscom, Sunrise, Salt, Quickline, Init7.
Swisscom is the incumbent fixed operator, and Sunrise runs the former UPC cable network. Salt, Quickline and Init7 also sell fibre or cable internet. Current national line counts are unverified.
You can pin an ISP or ASN with ISP targeting, included in every PontProxy plan.
Main Switzerland consumer networks (ASN)
| ASN | Holder | Network type |
|---|---|---|
| AS3303 | Swisscom (Schweiz) AG | fixed+mobile |
| AS6730 | Sunrise GmbH | fixed+mobile |
| AS15796 | Salt Mobile SA | mobile |
| AS13030 | Init7 (Switzerland) Ltd. | fixed |
ASN holders checked in RIPEstat on 5 October 2026. Check any exit IP against this list with our ASN lookup guide.
What are Switzerland residential proxies used for?
Teams use Swiss IPs to check google.ch results, CHF prices on Galaxus, Digitec and Ricardo, and ads on German-, French- and Italian-language publishers. Swiss prices often differ from neighbouring EU countries.
Typical legitimate jobs with a Switzerland IP:
- checking local search results on google.ch;
- monitoring prices and stock on Galaxus, Digitec, Ricardo, Brack.ch;
- verifying that ads and affiliate links display correctly to visitors in Switzerland;
- testing websites and apps from a real Switzerland connection.
See our guides to price monitoring, SERP tracking and geo-testing.
Residential or mobile proxies in Switzerland?
Residential IPs suit most scraping, SERP and price work and are billed per GB. Mobile IPs come from SIM cards on Swisscom, Sunrise, Salt and suit app testing and mobile ad checks.
Switzerland has three mobile network operators: Swisscom, Sunrise and Salt. Sunrise, which absorbed UPC Switzerland, became independent of Liberty Global in November 2024. Exact 2026 market shares are unverified.
Compare both on our Switzerland 4G/5G mobile proxies page.
Switzerland residential proxy pricing
One price for every country, with city and ISP targeting included. Prices are about 25% below the lowest public price we found among the main UK and EU proxy providers (checked 5 October 2026). See all prices.
Starter
5 GB
$3.75
$0.75/GB
- All countries
- City + ISP targeting
- Never expires
Basic
10 GB
$5.90
$0.59/GB
- All countries
- City + ISP targeting
- Sticky up to 60 min
- Never expires
Pro
50 GB
$20.50
$0.41/GB
- Everything in Basic
- Sub-users
Business
100 GB
$41
$0.41/GB
- Everything in Pro
- Priority support
Scale
500 GB
$195
$0.39/GB
- Everything in Business
Best value
Enterprise
1 TB
$360
$0.36/GB
- Everything in Scale
In every plan: Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 · Targeting: Country, city, ISP/ASN · Traffic expiry: Never
Is it legal to use proxies in Switzerland?
Using a proxy is legal in Switzerland; what matters is what you do through it. For scraping, the revFADP applies under FDPIC supervision; Article 143bis of the Swiss Criminal Code covers unauthorised access to data systems.
PontProxy blocks online banking, government portals, payment processors and outgoing email (SMTP ports 25, 465 and 587). Every account is bound by our Acceptable Use Policy. Read more in are proxies legal in the UK and EU?.
How do I connect to a Switzerland residential IP?
Use host gw.pontproxy.com on port 7777 for HTTP/HTTPS or 7778 for SOCKS5. Build the username like this: USERNAME-country-ch-session-a1b2c3-ttl-30.
- Drop the
sessionpart to get a new IP on every request. - Keep the same
sessionvalue to hold one IP for up to thettlin minutes.
Full examples for curl, Python, Node.js, Scrapy and Playwright are in the quickstart guide.
Switzerland residential proxies: FAQ
Is Switzerland covered by the GDPR?
Not as national law. Switzerland is in neither the EU nor the EEA. Its main law is the revised Federal Act on Data Protection (revFADP, nDSG), in force since 1 September 2023. The FDPIC supervises it. The EU recognises Switzerland as offering adequate data protection, so data can flow between them without extra safeguards.
Which Swiss cities and languages matter for testing?
Switzerland has four national languages. Zurich, Basel and Bern are German-speaking, Geneva and Lausanne are French-speaking, and Lugano is Italian-speaking. Prices on Galaxus, Digitec or Ricardo are in Swiss francs. A Swiss IP shows google.ch results and CHF prices, which often differ from those shown in neighbouring EU countries.
How much do Switzerland residential proxies cost?
Switzerland residential proxies cost from $0.36/GB at PontProxy. The 1 GB plan costs $0.95 (paid from a $25 minimum top-up; the rest stays on your balance — never expires, non-refundable) and 10 GB costs $5.90. The price is the same in every European country and includes city and ISP targeting. Unused traffic never expires, so you only pay for what you use.
Do I need to verify my identity to buy Switzerland proxies?
No. PontProxy asks for no ID, no selfie and no documents. You sign in with an account number and an email is optional. This follows the GDPR principle of data minimisation: we only keep what we need to run the service. Use is governed by our Acceptable Use Policy.
Which cryptocurrencies can I use to pay?
You can pay in Bitcoin, USDT (TRC-20 or ERC-20), USDC, Ethereum, Litecoin or Solana. USDT on TRC-20, Solana and Litecoin keep network fees low for small plans. Credentials appear in your client area as soon as the payment confirms.
Can I keep the same Switzerland IP for a whole session?
Yes. Add a session ID to your username and the gateway keeps the same Switzerland exit IP up to 60 minutes. Without a session ID you get a new IP on every request, which suits large crawls. Both modes work over HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5.
Sources (5)
- Wikipedia – List of mobile network operators in Europe (Switzerland section)
- Wikipedia – Sunrise LLC (UPC merger; spin-off from Liberty Global, November 2024)
- RIPEstat network-info 178.197.200.1 (AS3303, 178.196.0.0/15 MOBILE-NET Swisscom)
- RIPEstat network-info 195.112.74.1 (AS6730, 195.112.64.0/19 SUNRISE-MOBILE-NET)
- RIPEstat network-info 213.55.240.1 (AS15796, Salt Mobile SA, ex-Orange CH range)
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