Static ISP Proxies
ISP-issued static IP addresses from 23 countries with unlimited bandwidth and sticky sessions up to three months. Built for account management, ad verification, and workflows that require the trust of residential IPs with the speed of a datacenter.
- ISP-registered static IPs
- Sticky sessions up to 3 months
- Unlimited bandwidth, HTTP & SOCKS5
Static Sessions
Up to 3 months
What an ISP Proxy Delivers
An ISP proxy is a static IP address registered to an Internet Service Provider but hosted on datacenter infrastructure, combining residential trust with datacenter speed. Each ISP static IP address is assigned to a single user for the full session length, with the feature set below applied across every plan.
Long Time Static Sessions
Sticky sessions hold for one, two, or three months depending on the plan. Long-running workflows that depend on session persistence run without forced rotation.
Unlimited Bandwidth
No metering on traffic. Plans are priced per IP and per session length, not per gigabyte. High-volume use cases run without surcharges or throttling.
23-Country Coverage
Static IP inventory covers 23 countries across North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific, and South America. Country-level targeting at the time of issue.
HTTP and SOCKS5 Support
Both protocols are supported on the same gateway. Tools that require SOCKS5 for non-HTTP traffic work without additional configuration.
Unlimited Concurrent Connections
No cap on threads. Multi-account operations and parallel workflows run from the same IP block without contention limits.
User-Pass Authentication
Standard authentication. Credentials work with any tool, browser, or automation framework that supports proxy configuration.
ISP Proxies Pricing Plans
Pay less per IP the more you buy. All plans include the same features.
All Plans Include
How ISP Proxies Compare to Other Proxy Types
ISP proxies sit at the intersection of residential trust and datacenter speed. The summary below covers when static ISP is the right choice and when another type is a better fit.
ISP vs Residential vs Datacenter vs Mobile
The difference between residential, datacenter, ISP, and mobile proxies comes down to two variables: how the IP is sourced, and how it behaves under inspection. ISP vs residential proxies is the comparison most users care about: residential proxies route through real consumer devices and rotate frequently, while ISP proxies use ISP-registered IPs hosted on datacenter servers for stable, long-running sessions. The table below covers all four types side by side.
| Type | Speed | Trust | Session | Primary use case |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Datacenter | High | Low | Rotating | Public data collection, low-protection scraping |
| Residential | Medium | High | Up to 120 min | Geo-restricted content, market research |
| Static ISP | High | Medium | 30 days + | Account management, ad verification, e-commerce |
| Mobile | Medium | Highest | Up to 60 min | Social media automation, ad QA |
The choice between ISP and residential comes down to whether session stability or IP diversity matters more for the workflow. For a deeper breakdown of how the two compare on detection rates, pricing structure, and use case fit, see the full comparison guide on ISP vs residential proxies.
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