Geo-gated pages, local search results and app-store availability all change with the exit IP. This one is narrow on purpose — Singapore only, on mobile-carrier ranges — which is what makes the results worth quoting.
A hosted MCP server that gives an agent a Singapore mobile exit IP. Pages are fetched and Google searches run through mobile-carrier ASNs — something a client cannot arrange for itself, because it cannot set a proxy.
- Any http or https URL fetched through a Singapore mobile IP, as markdown, text or html
- Google searches localised to Singapore with gl=sg, returning organic results
- A fresh Singapore mobile IP on request
- The current exit IP, carrier and remaining quota
- Real mobile-carrier ASNs — SingTel, StarHub, M1 — rather than datacentre ranges
A free API key with 10GB included, from singaporemobileproxy.com, passed as SMP_API_KEY. Nothing runs locally: the npx package is a thin launcher around mcp-remote pointed at https://mcp.singaporemobileproxy.com/mcp, and clients with native remote MCP can add that endpoint with an x-api-key header.
One command plus a key — npx -y mcp-remote https://mcp.singaporemobileproxy.com/mcp --header "x-api-key:${SMP_API_KEY}", then supply credentials