# Your AI agent looks like a cloud server.

Cloud VM IPs make automated browsers easier to identify, block, or mis-locate. Aluvia sends the existing browser through a residential or mobile IP in the country you set.

Cloud VM IPs make automated browsers easier to identify, block, or mis-locate.

## The problem

The agent's Chrome runs on a cloud VM, so every request still uses that machine's datacenter IP. Sites infer country from the address, and they often treat cloud ranges as automated traffic. What comes back is the VM's catalog, a not-available-in-your-region page, or a block aimed at that class of address. The operator's location does not change any of that.

## The solution

Aluvia installs on that same machine and sends the existing browser through a residential or mobile IP in the country you set. The site infers location from the exit IP and returns that country's page. Country only, not city. A residential or mobile IP in the right country sometimes clears a block; it is not a guarantee.

## Install

```sh
npx aluvia-cli setup
```

First 10 MB free. No account. No API key. Then $2/GB.

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Source: https://aluvia.io/landing/cloud-server