Static residential · by the month
ISP proxies (static residential)
An address registered to a home internet provider and hosted in a datacentre, rented by the month. It never rotates. From $4.99 a month on Basic.
Prices checked 2026-09-30 10:41 UTC. Checkout checks again before you pay.
By the month
Three plans, priced at every targeting depth
Per proxy, per month. Pinning a state, a city or a home carrier costs more; each live price opens the order page on that plan and depth, and the order page asks where.
Basic
Shared by up to 3 users · 1 GB bandwidth.
Dedicated
Yours alone · unlimited bandwidth · speed & concurrency upgrades. Most popular.
Premium
Never-used IP · unlimited bandwidth · top trust, lowest latency.
- Countryanywhere in the US$8.99/mo — configure Premium at country level
- Statee.g. New York$9.99paused
- Citya named city$10.99paused
- Carriera named home ISP$10.99paused
24h money-back on a first monthly ISP order · 3 days after that. Refund policy
Targeting
What can be pinned today
Worked out from which plan and depth the order page will take right now. Stock varies by place; the order page shows what is in stock for the state or city you pick, before you pay.
- CountryBasic, Dedicated and Premium
- StateBasic and Dedicated
- CityBasic and Dedicated
- CarrierBasic and Dedicated
Unlimited bandwidth
No traffic meter on Dedicated and Premium
Dedicated and Premium: unlimited bandwidth — no meter and no top-ups, so a big transfer through one address costs nothing extra. Basic: 1 GB bandwidth.
What it is
An address block leased from a home internet provider and hosted on datacentre hardware. The registration is residential; the speed, the uptime and the concurrency are a datacentre’s. It is not somebody’s home line. “Static residential” and “ISP proxy” are two names for this one product — in the order page it is called Static residential.
One address, unchanged for the whole month. It does not rotate, and there is nothing to configure — that is what you are buying.
Compared
ISP proxies vs rotating residential
Two different products. Pick by whether the job needs one address or many.
- The address
- ISP: One fixed address for the month. It never rotates.
- Rotating residential: Drawn from a pool of home lines: sticky, on a timer, or new every request.
- You pay for
- ISP: The address, per month.
- Rotating residential: The traffic, per GB — no monthly fee.
- Bandwidth
- ISP: Unlimited on Dedicated and Premium.
- Rotating residential: Every gigabyte is metered.
- Where it runs
- ISP: Datacentre hardware: steady speed.
- Rotating residential: A real home line: speed varies with the line.
- Best for
- ISP: Anything that should see the same visitor every day.
- Rotating residential: Many different addresses, and work priced by volume.
Residential proxies by the GB has every pool’s live price.
Use cases
What ISP proxies are for
Work that needs one address that does not change.
Long-running sessions
Dashboards, logged-in tools and monitoring that should keep the same address for weeks.
An address to allowlist
Give your own firewall, API or partner allowlist one fixed address that will not change under it.
Rank tracking from one place
Check search results from one steady address in the country, state or city you pinned.
Steady, heavy traffic
On plans with unlimited bandwidth, large transfers through one address cost nothing extra.
Honest limits
When an ISP proxy is the wrong choice
- Many addresses at once. You rent one address per proxy per month; for lots of different addresses, traffic by the gigabyte costs less.
- Passing as a home line to a site that checks hosting. The registration names a home internet provider, but the address is hosted in a datacentre, and a site that checks hosting separately can see it.
- Fine-grained US geography. State and city stock is thin, and often simply dry.
FAQ
Questions about ISP proxies
Is an ISP proxy the same as a static residential proxy?
Yes. They are two names for one product: an address registered to a home internet provider and hosted in a datacentre, so it has a residential registration and a datacentre’s speed. It is rented by the month and does not rotate.
Is bandwidth unlimited?
Dedicated and Premium have unlimited bandwidth — no meter and no top-ups. Basic comes with 1 GB.
Can I pin a US state, city or carrier?
Yes: a state, a city or a carrier on Basic and Dedicated. Stock varies by place, and the order page shows what is in stock before you pay.
Does the IP ever change?
One address, unchanged for the whole month. It does not rotate, and there is nothing to configure — that is what you are buying.
How is this different from a rotating residential proxy?
A rotating residential proxy draws addresses from a pool of home broadband lines and bills the traffic you use. An ISP proxy is one address, rented by the month, that stays the same the whole time — the better fit when a site should see the same visitor every day, the worse one when you need many different addresses.
Can I get a refund?
Yes: 24h money-back on a first monthly ISP order · 3 days after that. The refund policy has the exact terms.
Do ISP proxies support SOCKS5?
Yes. ISP proxies work over HTTP and SOCKS5 with a username and password. After checkout, the order page shows the host and the port for each protocol your proxy has, with its username and password.
More ways to buy
- Residential proxiesHome broadband IPs, paid by the gigabyte. Rotating or sticky, with state and city targeting.
- Mobile proxiesPhone-carrier IPs in the US, by the gigabyte or on a modem of your own for the month.
- Datacenter proxiesA fixed hosting-company IP for the month. Fast and low-cost, and easy for sites to spot.
- Cheap proxiesThe starting price of every kind of proxy, side by side, and how to pay less.
- US proxiesEvery proxy that comes out in the US, with state and city coverage.
- Full price listEvery product at every size, priced live.
- Proxies by locationWhat can be pinned in each US state and city today.