Check that ads and landing pages appear correctly for audiences in every market you target.
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Ad verification confirms that a campaign runs where, when and how you bought it. Location is the hard part. Country, network and device all change which ad, price and landing page a visitor is shown. Ad verification proxies send your checks from an address in the target market, so you review what that audience sees, not what your office connection returns.
Xameleon provides 4G mobile proxies on the IPs of real mobile carriers, with a sticky IP you can change on demand and HTTP(S) or SOCKS5 access. We are launching in the United States, Ukraine and Moldova, with more locations coming soon. The setup suits advertisers, agencies and verification teams that review public placements and pages they are responsible for.
Geo-targeted ad checks start from your media plan. List each market, placement and creative version you paid for, and time the checks to your flight dates and ad schedule. Pick the proxy location that matches each market, load the placement and save a full-page capture with the date, time and location. Then compare the captures with the plan. Look for the wrong language version, a missing local price or currency, an expired creative or an ad that does not appear at all.
Before each batch, open the free IP checker through your ad verification proxies to confirm the country the target site will see. Change the IP on demand between batches to see the market from another address in the same country. Keep the same IP when one check needs one address from start to finish.
Many campaigns reach people on phones, and mobile traffic often gets different formats, creatives and landing pages than desktop traffic. Some campaigns also target mobile connections or specific carriers. A check from a datacenter or an office network can miss what your audience sees. Ad verification with mobile proxies puts the check on a real mobile network in the country you test. If you are weighing the options, the article on mobile vs datacenter proxies compares them.
A proxy sets the network location, nothing more. Test with a browser language and screen type that match the audience you check, and start each run from a clean profile so cookies from earlier visits do not change the result.
An ad works only as well as the page behind it, so landing page verification belongs in every run. Open each destination URL, follow its redirects and record the chain, the final URL, the load time on a mobile network and any tracking parameters that should survive. Check that the page shows the local language, price and legal notices for the market. Where the ad leads through a partner link, the same steps apply to affiliate offer verification.
Load destination URLs directly rather than clicking live ads, so your checks do not create billable clicks. For flows with several steps, such as a redirect followed by a sign-up form, keep the same IP until the flow is done. The guide to rotating proxies shows how to change IPs on demand and in your own code. Repeat the same list after every creative or landing page change.
Ad verification proxies are for loading and capturing public pages. Keep volumes to what a check needs, space out your requests and respect each site’s terms and robots.txt. Never use them to generate impressions or clicks. The article on secure and responsible proxy use covers these habits and how to protect your credentials.
To start, compare plans and per-country prices, or choose a type, a country and the amount in Quick Purchase. If you want help matching a setup to your markets, contact our team.