ISP proxies.

What an ISP proxy is

An ISP proxy is a static IPv4 address registered to a consumer internet provider and hosted on infrastructure that stays up. To a website it is a residential address: a home connection, with a provider's name behind it, in a country it expects to see. To you it is a dedicated server address: the same IP every day, no rotation, no bandwidth meter, and nobody else using it while it is yours.

That combination is what a residential proxy cannot give you (its addresses change, and its bandwidth is metered) and what a datacenter proxy cannot give you (its address is plainly a server's).

Pricing: per IP, per month

$5.00 per IP per month, for terms of 1 to 24 months. One IP for a month costs $5.00; one IP for a year costs $60.00; five IPs for three months cost $75.00. An order can hold up to 1,000 IPs, or up to 249 for terms of 12 months or longer, and never more than the country has in stock. Stock is live: the order form and the API catalog show how many addresses each country has before any money moves.

A renewal covers every IP in the order, for any term. Switch on auto-renew and the renewal is paid from your balance about a day before expiry, so a running setup never lapses because somebody forgot a date.

Locations

7 countries: United States, United Kingdom, Germany, Netherlands, Singapore, Spain, France. Each one is a single all-purpose pool, so there is no use-case or city to pick, only the country. Addresses are allocated from that pool when the order is paid.

The free swap

Every term includes one free IP swap. Use it from the proxy's page and every address in the order is replaced with fresh ones from the same pool: the old addresses stop working immediately, and your proxy ids stay the same, so scripts and bookmarks keep working. A renewal grants the next swap. It is the answer to an address that has picked up a bad reputation somewhere you need it to work.

Connecting

Each IP comes with its port, a username and a password, shown on the dashboard the moment the payment confirms, with connection strings ready to paste. HTTP and SOCKS5 are both available. Authentication is by username and password only: there is no IP allowlist on this product, and the credentials cannot be reset from the dashboard. If you need new ones, message support from your account.

What it is good for, and what it is not

Good for: anything that needs the same clean address for a long time. Managing accounts that notice when your address changes, retail and ticketing sites that refuse hosting ranges but find a rotating address suspicious, sessions that have to survive for weeks, a stable address for a tool that runs around the clock.

Not for: short jobs. An ISP order cannot be ended early and runs to its expiry date; if you need an address for a week, buy a datacenter proxy for a week instead. It is also the wrong tool for high-volume rotation, since you are paying for one address to stay still; for that, see rotating IPv6 or a rotating residential session.

What is recorded

The network records the destination and the response status of each request, used to measure success rates, and nothing else. The address you connect from is never logged, and the content of what you send is not looked at. Your account is a random key with no name or email attached. The privacy page lists everything this site stores.