ISP proxies: what you get and how they are billed
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An ISP proxy is a static IPv4 address that belongs to a consumer internet provider. Sites see a consumer-ISP address, and the address does not change for as long as you hold it.
Specification
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
Billing |
Per address, for a term chosen at checkout |
Minimum order |
1 address |
Location |
Country chosen at checkout, with state or city where offered |
Carrier |
Chosen at checkout, or Random |
Plans |
Shared, Dedicated or Premium |
The order form shows the price for each plan, quantity and term before you pay. See How prices, volume discounts and term discounts apply.
Who it is for
Workflows that must keep one address: long logged-in sessions, account operations, and integrations a third party allowlists in advance. ISP addresses read as consumer connections, so they also suit targets that refuse datacenter ranges. If the target accepts datacenter addresses, compare datacenter. See Choosing a proxy type.