Static ISP proxies
Dedicated static residential IPs announced by consumer ISPs — connection details, countries, billing per IP per 30 days, renewals and when to choose them.
A static ISP proxy is one IPv4 address, dedicated to you, that never changes during the rental. The address belongs to a consumer internet provider's range, so websites classify it as residential, but it is hosted in a data centre with symmetric gigabit uplinks. You get residential reputation with server-grade speed and stability. Static ISP proxies launched in February 2025.
Connection details#
| Field | Value |
|---|---|
| Host | the IP address itself, e.g. 203.0.113.47 |
| HTTP port | 8000 |
| SOCKS5 port | 8001 |
| Username | s_ + 8 lowercase letters and digits |
| Password | 16 letters and digits |
| Auth | username/password or IP whitelist |
| Bandwidth | unlimited |
curl -x http://s_r7d2k9mw:[email protected]:8000 https://api.ipify.org
The response is always 203.0.113.47: the exit IP is the proxy's own address.
Countries#
Static ISP IPs are available in 6 countries: France, United Kingdom, Italy, Germany, Spain and Netherlands. Each IP's provider (ASN) is shown in the dashboard next to the address, and geolocation databases place it in the country you ordered — usually in or near the capital.
Billing#
- Billed per IP per 30 days: $4.90 per IP for 1–9 IPs, $4.40 from 10 IPs, $3.90 from 25 IPs. The tier applies to the whole order.
- One order can contain 1 to 250 IPs of one country.
- Renewal keeps the same IP and credentials. Renew before the end date — an expired IP returns to the pool after a short grace period and may be allocated to another customer.
- Auto-renew from your prepaid balance is available per IP, exactly as for mobile proxies.
When to choose static ISP#
| Need | Best product |
|---|---|
| The same IP for weeks (account management, allow-listed integrations, ad accounts) | Static ISP |
| Highest trust, IP changes on demand, mobile-only content | Mobile 4G/5G |
| Many different IPs, broad geo coverage, per-GB billing | Rotating residential |
| Large downloads through one IP | Static ISP (unlimited, gigabit) |
Good practice#
- One identity per IP. Static IPs build a history with the sites you use. Do not share one IP between unrelated accounts on the same platform.
- Match the locale. Set the browser language, timezone and currency to the IP's country; mismatches are a stronger signal than the IP type.
- No rotation. Static IPs cannot be rotated. If an IP is blocked by a target, contact support: replacements are handled case by case.
- Reverse DNS of the IP points to the ISP's generic hostname, as for any home connection.
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