ISP Proxies
Real-ISP IPs with datacenter speed — static, crypto-paid.
An ISP proxy is a real IP address leased from an internet service provider like Comcast or Vodafone, but hosted in a datacenter. ISP proxies look like an ordinary home connection to the sites you visit; to you they behave like a datacenter proxy — fast, stable, and always on. Each ISP proxy is a static IP proxy you keep month to month. That combination is why ISP proxies (also called static residential proxies) have become the go-to when plain datacenter IPs start getting blocked.
What you get
ISP vs. datacenter vs. residential
Think of ISP proxies as the bridge between the other two. Datacenter proxies are commercial IPs that some sites flag — cheapest and fastest. Residential proxies route through actual home connections, the hardest to detect but slower and billed per gigabyte. ISP proxies sit in the middle: residential-grade IPs at datacenter speed, with simple per-IP monthly billing and no bandwidth meter to watch.
If datacenter is getting blocked but residential feels like overkill, ISP is almost always the answer.
Standard and premium country pricing
Most of our 40 ISP locations are a flat $3.38 / IP / month. Six markets — Switzerland (CH), Hong Kong (HK), Japan (JP), New Zealand (NZ), Singapore (SG), and Thailand (TH) — are $4.39 / IP / month because the wholesale cost of IPs in those countries is higher. The network and speeds are identical everywhere; only the per-IP supply cost differs. Browse all locations
ISP proxy pricing
One flat rate at any volume — buy a single IP or thousands and the price per IP never changes. No minimums, no tiers to decode.
Available from 1 to 250+ IPs
Get started- Unlimited bandwidth
- HTTP & SOCKS5
- Premium country pricing (CH, HK, JP, NZ, SG, TH)
- Static IPs you keep month to month
Best for
- When datacenter IPs get blocked
The most common reason people move to ISP. If a target has started flagging your datacenter ranges, ISP IPs look residential and slip past the same filters — without dropping you to residential speeds.
- Managing accounts that need a stable IP
Logins, dashboards, and any account that gets suspicious when your IP jumps around. A static ISP IP gives each account a consistent home address that doesn't change between sessions.
- Sneaker, ticket, and retail tasks
Sites that block datacenter ranges outright but reward a fast, legitimate-looking connection. ISP proxies give you residential trust at the speed these time-sensitive tasks demand.
- Ad verification and market research
Check what real users in a country see, from an IP that reads as a genuine local home connection, while still pulling pages fast enough to cover a lot of ground.
Available in 40 countries
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Common questions
- What's the difference between ISP proxies and datacenter or residential proxies?
- ISP proxies are hosted in datacenters but use IP addresses leased from real ISPs, so they look like home connections to the sites you visit. Datacenter proxies use commercial ranges that some sites flag. Residential proxies route through actual home connections, which is slower and pricier. ISP is the middle ground: residential-grade IPs at datacenter speeds.
- Are ISP proxies the same as static residential proxies?
- Yes — "static residential" is another name for the same thing. The IP is sourced from a real ISP (so it reads as residential) but stays fixed and is hosted in a datacenter (so it's fast and stable). We use "ISP proxies" for clarity.
- Why do some countries cost $4.39 instead of $3.38?
- Switzerland, Hong Kong, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore, and Thailand are priced at $4.39/IP/month because of higher upstream IP-supply costs in those markets. The network and speeds are identical; only the per-IP wholesale rate differs. All other countries are a flat $3.38.
- Is bandwidth limited?
- No. ISP proxies include unlimited bandwidth and both HTTP and SOCKS5. You pay per IP per month, not per gigabyte, and the IP stays dedicated to you for the whole subscription.
- Can I keep the same IP long term?
- Yes. ISP IPs are static — the same address stays assigned to you month to month, which is what makes them good for accounts and long-lived sessions.
- How fast are ISP proxies compared to residential?
- Much faster. Because they're hosted in datacenters, ISP proxies connect at datacenter speeds, while true residential proxies route through home networks and are noticeably slower. You get the residential look without the residential lag.