Croatia · 777,744 residents

Zagreb residential proxies

Name: Zagreb residential proxies
Brand: EuroCity Proxies
Availability: InStock

Home-broadband IPs that geolocate to Zagreb, with the exact username parameter and the local facts that change what a visitor there sees. No KYC — no ID, no selfie, no documents. Pay in crypto.

Last updated: October 18, 2026 · 4 min read

Quick answer

How do I get Zagreb residential proxies?

EuroCity Proxies sells Zagreb residential proxies with city targeting included, from $0.95 for 1 GB as of October 2026. Add -country-hr-city-zagreb to your username to request a home-broadband IP that geolocates to Zagreb, a city of 777,744 residents (Croatian Bureau of Statistics (DZS), First Release STAN-2026-3-1, 2025). City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online. No KYC, pay in crypto.

Zagreb: local data

City	Zagreb
Country / region	Croatia · City of Zagreb
Population	777,744 (city (City of Zagreb, mid-year estimate), 30 Jun 2025; Croatian Bureau of Statistics (DZS), First Release STAN-2026-3-1)
Urban area	1,225,505 (functional urban area (Eurostat), 2024; Eurostat)
Area	641.2 km²
Time zone	Europe/Zagreb · CET (UTC+1), CEST (UTC+2) in summer
Languages	Croatian
Dialling code	+385 1
Postal codes	10000–10040 (main codes)
Home broadband	Hrvatski Telekom, A1 Hrvatska, Telemach Hrvatska, Iskon
VAT, standard rate	25% (source)
Data protection authority	Croatian Personal Data Protection Agency (AZOP)
Local platforms	Njuškalo, Index Oglasi, Nekretnine.hr, Jeftinije.hr
Open data portal	Portal otvorenih podataka Grada Zagreba
Proxy parameter	`-country-hr-city-zagreb`

What does a Zagreb IP show that a Croatia IP does not?

Check Njuškalo classifieds and ZET tram and bus timetables as shown to users in Zagreb. Test Croatian-language local search results for the capital market.

Almost all of Croatia's largest companies have their headquarters in Zagreb. City GDP reached €29.117 billion in 2024, or €37,474 per person.

The City of Zagreb had 777,744 residents in mid-2025, or 20.1% of Croatia's population.
The Zagreb Fair opened in 1947.
A Jesuit academy founded in 1669 was the forerunner of the University of Zagreb.

How do I target Zagreb in the proxy username?

The Zagreb parameter is -country-hr-city-zagreb, appended to your username. It follows the English spelling, in lower case and without accents.

For a multi-step check, keep one Zagreb IP with USERNAME-country-hr-city-zagreb-session-zagreb1-ttl-10. Sticky sessions last up to 30 minutes (the IP can change earlier).

Geolocation databases sometimes label addresses on the edge of Zagreb with a neighbouring municipality, such as Velika Gorica, Samobor, Zaprešić and Dugo Selo. Read the exit with an IP lookup before a long task.

Zaprešić, Samobor, Velika Gorica and Dugo Selo are separate towns linked to Zagreb by built-up areas, and the Slovenian border is nearby.

Which networks serve homes in Zagreb?

Croatia's main fixed-line providers are Hrvatski Telekom, A1 Hrvatska, Telemach Hrvatska and Iskon (regulator: Croatian Regulatory Authority for Network Industries (HAKOM)). Hrvatski Telekom: Incumbent operator, part of the Deutsche Telekom group. The EC 2026 report notes it has no copper switch-off plan yet.

We found no municipal or city-only fixed network for Zagreb; national operators serve it.

This describes the local market, not the networks our pool uses at a given moment. Read the ASN of your exit with an IP lookup, or keep the exit on one network with -asn-<number> (ASN guide).

Which rules apply to checks run from Zagreb?

Croatia's supervisory authority is the Croatian Personal Data Protection Agency (AZOP). The framework is GDPR + Act on the Implementation of the General Data Protection Regulation (Official Gazette 42/2018). Shops in Zagreb show prices with Croatia's 25% standard VAT included, which is one reason a local IP sees different totals than a foreign one. For official local data, start with the city's own Portal otvorenih podataka Grada Zagreba.

Collect only what you need, respect each site's terms and robots.txt, and see our GDPR checklist. This is not legal advice.

Zagreb proxies: FAQ

How many people live in Zagreb?

The City of Zagreb had 777,744 residents on 30 June 2025, according to the Croatian Bureau of Statistics. That was 20.1% of Croatia's population. Eurostat counted 1,225,505 residents in the wider Zagreb functional urban area in 2024. The figure is a mid-year estimate based on the 2021 census.

Does Zagreb have an open data portal?

Yes, the City of Zagreb runs an open data portal at data.zagreb.hr. The portal publishes city datasets in Croatian. The city also publishes yearly population reports on zagreb.hr that are based on Croatian Bureau of Statistics data. The City of Zagreb had 777,744 residents in mid-2025.

How do I target Zagreb with a residential proxy?

Add -country-hr-city-zagreb after your username and connect to gw.eurocityproxies.com on port 7777 (HTTP/HTTPS) or 7778 (SOCKS5). Zagreb is written in English, lower case, without accents. City availability varies; the checkout shows what is online.

Which local sites can I check from a Zagreb IP?

Common Croatian platforms include Njuškalo, Index Oglasi, Nekretnine.hr and Jeftinije.hr. Many show listings, prices or delivery terms by location, so a Zagreb IP with a Croatian browser setting shows what local visitors get. Check by hand and follow each site's terms; the gateway blocks banking, government and payment sites.

How much does a Zagreb residential proxy cost?

The same as any other city: $0.95 for 1 GB, $8 for 10 GB and $57 for 100 GB, with city and ASN targeting included. The top-up equals the plan price, with a $25 minimum, and unused traffic never expires.

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