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ISP proxies: static residential addresses, delivered as a list.
IPs registered to consumer ISPs and hosted on wired uplinks, yours alone for the term, unlimited traffic, in 33 countries.
At a glance#
- Endpoint
- One
ip:portper proxy: 8000 for HTTP(S), 8001 for SOCKS5 - Exits
- Addresses registered to consumer ISPs, hosted in datacenters, 33 countries
- Rotation
- None. The IP is fixed for the whole term
- Billing
- Per IP per term (24 hours, 30, 60 or 90 days), from $0.99 per IP per month in the United States on 90 days; other regions by zone
- Traffic
- Unlimited, unmetered
- Concurrency
- Unlimited connections per IP
Ordering#
Choose a country, a quantity and a term. Prices depend on the location zone; the United States is the reference and other zones are published multiples of it. Volume discounts apply to the whole order automatically: 10 IPs or more take 5 % off, 50 or more 10 %, 100 or more 20 %, 500 or more 25 %. The 24-hour term exists to test a location before committing.
Your list#
Addresses are provisioned within minutes and appear in the dashboard and in GET /v1/proxies as ip:port:user:pass lines and as JSON. Every line is an independent proxy; there is no gateway in front of it, so latency is that of the datacenter hosting the address.
# With the credentials from the list
curl -x http://u7f3a9c:[email protected]:8000 https://api.ipify.org
# From a whitelisted server
curl -x http://203.0.113.42:8000 https://api.ipify.orgAuthentication#
Each address has its own username and password, and the account whitelist applies to all of them. Username parameters are ignored: the location is the address itself.
Traffic and concurrency#
Nothing is metered on an ISP proxy. Stream, download, keep long-lived sessions open and run as many parallel connections as the target tolerates; the per-IP price is the whole bill.
Renewal, expiry and replacement#
- Renew before the end of the term, from the dashboard or with
POST /v1/orders/{id}/renew, to keep the same addresses. An expired order releases its IPs and they cannot be recovered. - If an address stays unreachable for more than 24 hours it is replaced for the remainder of the term at no charge. A replacement is a different IP; sessions bound to the old one must be moved.
- Blocks by a specific target are not a fault of the address and are not grounds for replacement. Test with the 24-hour term first when a target is known to be strict.
Running accounts on a static IP#
- One account, one IP, one browser profile. Shared exits link accounts together.
- Keep the account in the country where it was created and use an IP from that country.
- Warm up: new accounts on new IPs should behave slowly for days. Automation at full speed on day one is the signature platforms look for.
- Renew early. An account that suddenly appears from a new address is treated as a new device.