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10 GB
$5.94
$0.59/GB
- Regular checks in a few markets
- Sub-users per project
- Traffic never expires
Use case · Ad verification
Campaigns in the region are often split by country and language. A home IP in each market shows whether every line is live, in the right language, on the right landing page.
Quick answer
What is the best way to check Google Ads by city in Egypt, Qatar or Kuwait?
Start with Google Ads' Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool for a chosen city, then confirm landing pages and a few live results from a residential IP in the country, with the city added when IPs are online there. MENA Proxies sells home IPs in 14 MENA countries, including Egypt (country-eg, city-cairo), Qatar (country-qa) and Kuwait (country-kw), at $1.88 for 1 GB, as of October 2026. No KYC; billing is in crypto, so it suits companies outside Egypt, Qatar and Kuwait, whose residents face crypto restrictions.
Ad platforms decide who sees an ad from the user's location, and the IP address is one of the main signals. Depending on the campaign's location option, an ad aimed at Saudi Arabia may not show to a viewer in London, so a check from your office can miss whether it runs.
For your own campaigns, start with Google Ads' Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool: it shows the result page for a chosen city and language without adding impressions. A local home IP adds what the tool cannot show: the landing page, redirects and currency a real visitor gets.
| Market | Languages ads usually run in | Username |
|---|---|---|
| UAE, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman | English and Arabic | country-ae, country-qa, country-bh, country-om |
| Saudi Arabia, Kuwait | Arabic first, English second | country-sa, country-kw |
| Egypt, Jordan, Iraq | Arabic; English for tech and travel; Kurdish in the Kurdistan Region of Iraq | country-eg, country-jo, country-iq |
| Lebanon | Arabic, French and English | country-lb |
| Morocco, Algeria, Tunisia | French and Arabic | country-ma, country-dz, country-tn |
| Israel | Hebrew, with Arabic and English | country-il |
Create a sub-user per client
Each sub-user has its own credentials, usage totals and traffic cap, drawn from one plan.
Choose country and city
USERNAME-country-eg-city-alexandria for Alexandria, when IPs are online there; country-eg alone for all of Egypt.
Preview first, then look like a local user
Use the Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool, then a clean browser profile in the market's language, with no signed-in account, for a few live checks.
Check landing pages, not ad counts
Open the landing pages directly from several home IPs; keep live searches to a few manual checks, since each one that shows your ad counts as an impression.
Never click competitors' ads, and never generate impressions, clicks or installs on any campaign: that is ad fraud, forbidden by our Acceptable Use Policy and by every ad platform. Look at the result page, take a screenshot, and leave. Open landing pages directly by URL when you need to check them, rather than through the ad.
Keep the volume low and human-paced. Search engines restrict automated queries; ad checks are spot checks, not crawls.
A page with screenshots typically moves 1 to 3 MB in a full browser. 10 GB ($5.94) covers several thousand page loads; for many clients, 50 GB ($25) or 100 GB ($50) split by sub-user keeps each client's usage apart. Prices as of October 2026.
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In every plan: Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 · Targeting: Country and city on every plan; ASN at no extra cost; city availability varies · Sessions: Rotating or sticky (up to 30 minutes) · Authentication: Username and password, or an IP allowlist (up to 10 IPs) · Traffic expiry: Never expires
Yes, when the pool has home IPs online in each city: USERNAME-country-eg-city-cairo and USERNAME-country-eg-city-alexandria. If a city has no IP online at that moment, run the check later or fall back to country-eg, which still shows Egypt-wide campaigns.
Use it first. Google's Ad Preview and Diagnosis tool shows the result page for a chosen city without adding impressions; a home IP adds the live landing page, redirects and currency. The two together catch most targeting mistakes.
Yes, where the mobile pool has IPs in that country (shown at checkout). Rotating 4G/5G mobile traffic shows what phone users on carrier networks see; it costs $1.50/GB at every volume, more than residential traffic from 5 GB, so keep it for checks where the phone view matters.
No. MENA Proxies asks for no ID and no company documents. Account-number login; email is optional. Sub-users let an agency keep each client's usage separate without separate accounts.
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