It gives your request a Bissau-Guinean IP, which is what local sites, ad systems and app stores use to pick content. NGOs check donation and information pages, media researchers look at what Bissau sees, and telecom or fintech teams test Portuguese language flows. Volumes are usually small here, and that fits the size of the pool.
Guinea-Bissau proxies on Bissau-Guinean residential IPs
Bissau-Guinean addresses come from Residential Turbo and Flex, both billed per GB. There is also a small mobile pool, a few addresses whose availability changes during the day. ISP static and datacenter IPv4 are not sold for Guinea-Bissau.
A small, phone first market. Android holds 80.63% of devices, the official language is Portuguese, and Bissau keeps GMT all year.
Bissau-Guinean mobile addresses on Orange and Telecel, rotating or sticky, from $4 a GB.
Bissau-Guinean home IPs on Turbo and Flex, city and ASN targeting, sticky sessions, from $2 a GB.
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[ Guinea-Bissau proxy with Android exits ]
With Android on 80.63% of devices (Statcounter, September 2026), Flex's Android filter produces traffic close to what local sites expect.
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[ Orange Bissau and Telecel ]
Orange Bissau and Telecel Guiné-Bissau run the mobile networks; Telecel joined the pan-African Telecel Group between 2023 and 2025.
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[ Only two networks in BGP ]
Hurricane Electric lists just two networks announcing Bissau-Guinean routes, Orange Bissau (AS37559) and Spacetel (AS327769), so ASN filters stay simple.
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[ Search with an odd runner up ]
Google takes 96.6% of searches, and Yandex comes second with 1.77%, ahead of Bing at 1.16%.
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[ Prices in CFA francs ]
Guinea-Bissau uses the West African CFA franc as a WAEMU member, so price data lines up with Senegal and Benin.
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FAQ
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Residential Turbo and Residential Flex are the reliable options. Mobile is only a small pool, a few addresses that come and go during the day, so treat it as a bonus for spot checks. There are no ISP static or datacenter addresses for Guinea-Bissau. Turbo for broad scraping, Flex for Android exits or an ASN filter.
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Turbo traffic starts at $2 a GB and Flex at $3 a GB; larger packages lower the rate. Mobile, when an address is free, is $4 a GB. There is no per IP plan for Guinea-Bissau. For a small market like this, one or two gigabytes often covers a full round of checks.
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On Residential Flex the filters are country, region, city, ASN and ZIP. In practice Bissau is the city that matters, and Orange Bissau AS37559 is the ASN most often worth pinning. Turbo selects the country and rotates whatever Bissau-Guinean exits are online. The mobile pool works at country level only.
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Rotating by default on both residential pools. A sticky session keeps one IP for a login or a form, and Flex lets you set that lifetime in minutes. With a pool this size, keep sessions short so the same exit stays available. No static Bissau-Guinean IP is offered for monthly rent.
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HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, all on one login. Residential Turbo supports UDP as well; Flex is TCP only. Mail ports are available on Turbo alone and are opened through support after a look at the use case. Standard infrastructure logs are kept up to three months, with no record of traffic content.
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Credentials appear in the dashboard about ten seconds after payment. If no Bissau-Guinean exit connects, the IP geolocates to another country or speed is far below what we state, contact support within 24 hours and the payment is refunded. Technical faults qualify for that refund.
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Portuguese is the official language, while Guinea-Bissau Creole, Kriol, is the language of trade and street talk. Kriol is not used in public services, so official sites and telecom pages such as Orange Bissau are in Portuguese. Prices are in West African CFA francs, adopted when Guinea-Bissau joined WAEMU on 2 May 1997. Test Portuguese builds with XOF prices.