1.6M+ IPs across 2 metros and 120 ASNs. City-level targeting with 24 ms median latency, from $2.90/IP.
Target any metro with the x-kx-city header.
Missouri sits at the geographic center of the U.S. with two major metros on opposite borders. Kansas City and Saint Louis see different ad bids, shipping rates, and ISP pricing, making dual-city testing essential for Midwest campaigns.
Pick a plan, generate a Missouriendpoint, and route your real targets through it. You’ll have latency, success, and cost numbers within the hour -- measured on your workload, not promised on a page.
curl -x "http://USER:PASS@gw.knoxproxy.com:7000" \ -H "x-kx-country: us" \ -H "x-kx-state: mo" \ -H "x-kx-city: kansas-city-mo" \ "https://example.com"1.6M+ Missouri IPs across 2 metros -- instant activation, 14-day money-back guarantee.
Our Missouri pool holds 1.6M+ isp / static IPs across 2 metro areas and 120 ASNs, refreshed continuously as new addresses join the network. Every metro is targetable with the x-kx-city header, and the full city-by-city breakdown with live IP counts is listed further down this page.
Yes. Pass the x-kx-city header to pin your exit to any Missouri metro -- Kansas City, Saint Louis, Springfield, and more. Combine with x-kx-session for sticky sessions that hold the same city IP in place for multi-step flows like checkout or login, then release it once the task finishes to rotate to a fresh address.
In-state median latency is 24 ms. Individual cities vary -- Kansas City typically delivers the lowest at 22 ms. Datacenter proxies post the fastest response times of the four types, while residential and mobile routes add some variability from real consumer-grade network paths.
Missouri isp / static traffic starts at $2.90/IP on pay-as-you-go billing, with volume pricing applied automatically as usage grows -- no contract or minimum spend required. Every plan activates instantly and includes a 14-day money-back guarantee. The same rate applies across every Missouri metro, so city-level targeting costs nothing extra on top of the base price.