ISP · static residential

ISP proxies from $0.90/GB

Residential addresses that never change. Home-ISP whois, datacenter speed — for when you need to look like the same person twice.
What a top-up costs

Under 50 GB$1.20/GB

50 GB and up$0.90/GB

Minimum top-up$5

The rate is set by the size of one top-up and applies to the whole of it. Balance does not expire.

What people use it for

Good at

  • Logged-in sessions and accounts you intend to keep
  • Multi-step flows that break when the IP changes halfway
  • Sites that block hosting ranges but punish rotation
  • Residential trust without the residential latency

Wrong tool for

Jobs that need thousands of different addresses. One static IP gets rate-limited eventually — rotate with residential instead.

Specification

Pool90k+ IPs

Locations25+ countries

RotationNone. The address stays yours until you swap it

TargetingCountry, city

ProtocolsHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5

Speed1 Gbps ports, datacenter latency

BillingPer GB of traffic. No per-IP fee, ever

No per-IP feeNo monthly minimumUnlimited threads
The meter you can check

Billed at $1.20/GB, counted per request.

Request bytes plus response bytes. Failed connections cost nothing. Retries are shown as separate lines so you can see exactly what you are being charged for.

Livelive · ispreq 4,182
  1. 14:20:01GETapi.storefront.io20013.9 KB0.6 KB$0.000017
  2. 14:21:04GETwww.shopmart.co2006.8 KB0.6 KB$0.000008
  3. 14:22:07GETcdn.listings.net20040.4 KB0.7 KB$0.000047
  4. 14:23:00POSTm.ticketline.co3011.1 KB1.9 KB$0.000003
  5. 14:24:03GETapi.storefront.io20022.3 KB0.6 KB$0.000026
  6. 14:25:06GETsearch.pricebot.dev2009.3 KB0.6 KB$0.000011
Billed this sessionrequest bytes + response bytes, nothing else
0.4184GB
$0.50

ISP questions

What is the difference between this and residential?

Residential rotates: a different real home IP on every request, drawn from millions. ISP does not rotate: you get one address, hosted in our racks, that whois attributes to a consumer ISP.

So residential is for looking like many people, and ISP is for looking like the same person repeatedly.

Why is ISP cheaper than residential?

Because the bandwidth is ours. Rotating residential runs over other people's home connections, and we pay a share of every gigabyte to the SDK partner whose users provide it. ISP traffic runs on wholesale datacenter bandwidth with a residential ASN on the front.

You are paying for the ASN, not for the pipe. That is why it costs less and runs faster.

How long do I keep an address?

Until you release it. It does not rotate on a timer and it does not change under you mid-session, which is the entire point. Swap it from the dashboard or the API whenever you want a fresh one.

Will sites treat it as residential?

They will see a consumer ISP on the ASN lookup, which is what most filters check. A determined anti-bot vendor can still tell a static hosted address from a genuine home line by other signals, so ISP is not magic — it is a good middle option that costs less than rotating residential.

The community layer

Ask about ISP before you buy.

Tell the channel what you are trying to reach. Someone has usually tried it already and will tell you whether this is the right product or a waste of your five dollars.

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