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ISP proxies, $2.66/IP/mo at 10 IPs

Down to $1.50 at 500 IPs

Residential addresses that never change. Home-ISP whois, datacenter speed — for when you need to look like the same person twice.
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The difference from datacenter is the whois and the price: this address is registered to a home ISP, not a hosting company, and that is what the extra pays for. $2.66/IP/mo at 10 IPs, against $1.58 for datacenter.Try datacenter instead →

What an IP costs a month

Under 5 IPs$3.20/IP/mo

10 IPs and upPopular$2.66/IP/mo

500 IPs and up$1.50/IP/mo

Minimum top-up$5

Dedicated plan, 30-day term. Shared costs less, premium more, and longer terms take up to 20% off.

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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.

Try residential insteadTry datacenter instead
Specification

Pool90k+ IPs

Coverage70+ countries

RotationNone: yours for the term

TargetingCountry and carrier, picked at checkout

ProtocolsHTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5

Speed100 Mbps port per IP

BillingPer IP, per term

TrafficUnmetered on dedicated and premium

Terms30 to 365 days

ThreadsMore are a paid add-on

  • Targeting: Checkout may also offer a US state or a city, where our stock records one.
  • Speed: Datacenter latency.
  • Traffic: Shared includes 1 GB per IP, more at $0.35/GB with the order or $0.40/GB later
  • Country at checkout
  • No monthly minimum
Coverage

70+ countries

Pick the country when you order. The address stays in it for the whole term. You can pick the carrier it is registered to as well.

  • United States
  • United Kingdom
  • Germany
  • France
  • Netherlands
  • Canada
  • Japan
  • Brazil
  • India
  • Australia
  • Spain
  • Italy
  • +63 more
Every country, line by line
Per IP, per month

What it costs

Three plans, four terms and a volume ladder. These are the dedicated-plan rungs; the pricing page has every combination.

  • 1 IP

    $3.20/IP/mo

    $3.20 for 30 days, dedicated

  • 10 IPsPopular

    $2.66/IP/mo

    $26.60 for 30 days, dedicated

    17% under the single-IP rate

  • 500 IPs

    $1.50/IP/mo

    $750.00 for 30 days, dedicated

    53% under the single-IP rate

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Traffic

Metered only where the plan says so.

Per IP, for the term you pick. On the dedicated and premium plans traffic is not metered at all. The shared plan includes 1 GB per IP and sells more at $0.35/GB with the order.

Where traffic is metered, it is counted the same way as everywhere else here: request bytes plus response bytes, and a connection that fails before moving data costs nothing.

Connect in minutes

Paste one line into what you already wrote.

Each IP you rent is listed in the dashboard with its port and credentials. Swap IP:PORT for one of them.

Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5.

Need help connecting? Using your ISP or datacenter IPs

one address you rented
Choose a language
curl -x http://USER:PASS@IP:PORT \
     https://api.example.com/products
import requests

PROXY = "http://USER:PASS@IP:PORT"

r = requests.get(
    "https://api.example.com/products",
    proxies={"http": PROXY, "https": PROXY},
    timeout=25,
)
print(r.status_code, len(r.content), "bytes")
import { ProxyAgent } from "undici";

const agent = new ProxyAgent("http://USER:PASS@IP:PORT");

const res = await fetch("https://api.example.com/products", {
  dispatcher: agent,
});
console.log(res.status);
The other two

ISP next to residential and datacenter

ISP compared with Residential and Datacenter
AttributeISPResidentialDatacenter
Price$2.66/IP/mo at 10 IPs$1.85/GB at 10 GB$1.58/IP/mo at 10 IPs
BillingPer IP, per termPer GB, bytes in and outPer IP, per term
RotationNone: yours for the termPer request; sticky ≤ 30 minNone: yours for the term
TargetingCountry and carrier, picked at checkoutNone: whole poolCountry, picked at checkout
TrafficUnmetered on dedicated and premiumEvery byte meteredUnmetered on dedicated and premium
Coverage70+ countries180+ countries70+ countries

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 can ISP work out 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, so a dedicated ISP IP has no traffic meter.

How long do I keep an address?

For the term you buy, from 30 up to 365 days. It does not rotate on a timer and it does not change under you mid-session, which is the whole point. On the premium plan you can also swap it for a fresh one yourself.

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 home line by other signals, so ISP is not magic. It is a good middle option.

Before you spend anything

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The community layer

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