Use cases
E-commerce price monitoring in Japan
Japanese retailers show different prices, stock and shipping options to domestic visitors.
The problem
Many Japanese shops geo-segment their catalogue. From a datacentre IP abroad you see international pricing, missing SKUs, or a redirect to a different storefront entirely. Your data ends up describing a market that does not exist.
How a Japanese residential IP solves it
A residential Japanese IP sees the same catalogue, prices and stock levels a customer in Japan sees, because as far as the site is concerned that is who is asking.
How to use it
curl -x socks5h://USER:PASS@keironet.com:80 \
https://example.co.jp/Keep request rates reasonable. Residential IPs are hard to detect, but hammering a site is still visible in the logs and is not what this service is for.