A Syrian proxy with an address from the Syriatel network

A Syrian proxy makes websites see your connection as coming from inside Syria. With syriaproxy your connection really exits from the Syriatel 4G network inside Syria, so websites and apps see an ordinary Syrian subscriber, wherever you are.

When you need a Syrian address

• Syrian websites and apps that only work from inside Syria.
• Your Syrian accounts while you travel, without sign-in alerts from another country.
• Seeing your website, app or ad the way users in Syria see it.
• Search results, prices and content as they appear in Syria.

Mobile addresses and data center addresses

Most addresses sold as Syrian are server addresses, and some are in another country and only registered to Syria. Websites know these addresses and block many of them. A mobile address is shared at the same time by Syriatel subscribers, so it is treated like any phone in Syria.

How to choose a Syrian proxy

• Source of the address: a telecom network inside Syria, not a server abroad.
• Domain names (DNS): resolved inside Syria, otherwise they reveal that you are outside it.
• Encryption: an encrypted connection all the way to Syria, so your internet provider cannot see what you open.
• Ways to connect: an app for every device you use, and a proxy for software if you need one.
• Price: you pay for what you use, with no subscription that is lost if you do not use it.

What syriaproxy offers

• A mobile address from Syriatel 4G inside Syria. It stays for about two hours, and you can ask for a new one at any time.
• DNS inside Syria, and encryption all the way to Syria in the apps, the extension and WireGuard.
• Apps for Windows, Android and Linux, an extension for Chrome and Edge, WireGuard for iPhone, macOS and routers, and SOCKS5, HTTP and HTTPS.
• $5.00 per GB, balance valid for 30 days on all your devices, and payment with USDT, ShamCash or Syriatel Cash.
• We do not log the sites you visit or the content of your traffic.

Create an account and choose an amount on Pricing. For other questions, see the FAQ.