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ISP (static residential) proxies

An ISP proxy is a static residential IP: one address that stays assigned to you instead of rotating. netdash ISP IPs are in Ashburn, Frankfurt, London and Sydney, delivered as a host:port:user:pass list, billed per IP every 30 days and kept for as long as the subscription renews.

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Static IPs in 4 locations

One static IP in each of Ashburn, Frankfurt, London, Sydney. Illustrative, not live traffic. Each IP stays assigned to you while the subscription renews.

Your IP list

# host:port:user:pass, one IP per line (example addresses)203.0.113.10:PORT:USER:PASS203.0.113.11:PORT:USER:PASS
  • $1.60 per IP per 30 days, less in /24 subnets
  • Billed per IP, with no per-GB charge
  • Individual IPs or /24 subnets in all four locations

What you get

An ISP proxy, also called a static residential proxy, is a static IP for long-lived use: it stays assigned to you instead of rotating or lasting only for a session. For how that differs from rotating residential IPs, read ISP vs residential proxies.

IP type

Static IPs that stay assigned to you while the subscription renews

Delivery

A list per order in host:port:user:pass format

Each order comes with its own credentials in the list, separate from your residential and mobile username and password.

Protocol

HTTP proxy; HTTPS websites through CONNECT

Locations

Ashburn (United States), Frankfurt (Germany), London (United Kingdom), Sydney (Australia)

Order options

Individual IPs, or /24 subnets of 254 usable IPs, in all four locations

Billing

Per IP, renews every 30 days

Billed per IP, with no per-GB charge. Cancel in the billing portal before renewal.

Availability

Self-serve checkout is paused; order through sales

Locations

You choose the location when you order, and /24 subnets are available in all four. Gateways and every static IP location are shown on locations.

  • US

    United States

    Ashburn, VA · individual IPs and /24 subnets

  • DE

    Germany

    Frankfurt · individual IPs and /24 subnets

  • GB

    United Kingdom

    London · individual IPs and /24 subnets

  • AU

    Australia

    Sydney · individual IPs and /24 subnets

Per-IP pricing

Each IP costs $1.60 per 30 days on its own, $1.40 inside a /24 subnet and $1.30 when you order 4 or more subnets. See ISP pricing next to the other products, and how billing and renewals work.

  • Individual IPs

    $1.60per IP per 30 days

    Pick the number of IPs per location

  • /24 subnet (254 IPs), 1–3 subnets

    $1.40per IP per 30 days

    Priced per IP in the subnet

  • /24 subnets, 4 or more

    $1.30per IP per 30 days

    Priced per IP in the subnet

USD. Renews every 30 days; cancel in the billing portal before renewal. /24 subnets are available in all four ISP locations.

Static IP or rotating residential?

Static ISP IPs suit long-lived sessions and fixed addresses. Rotating residential exits suit per-task country choice and per-GB billing.

Static IP or rotating residential?
AttributeISP proxiesResidential proxies
Exit IPStatic, assigned to you while the subscription renewsRotating, or sticky for the TTL you set
LocationChosen when you order: Ashburn, Frankfurt, London or SydneyChosen per request with -cc-{CC}
BillingPer IP, every 30 days, with no per-GB chargePer GB, one-time purchase; GB never expire
FitsLong-lived sessions and IPs you add to your own firewall rulesPer-task country choice and variable volumes

More detail: residential proxies, compare proxy types and static vs rotating proxies.

Where static IPs fit

Using your IP list

Each line of your list is one IP: host, port, username and password. Pass the host and port as the proxy, and the username and password as proxy credentials. The examples use the documentation address 203.0.113.10; replace it and the other fields with a line from your list.

The list uses the host:port:user:pass format described in the proxy format reference; the test request in the quickstart works the same way. If the proxy answers 407 Proxy Authentication Required, the username or password doesn’t match the line.

# One line from your list: 203.0.113.10:PORT:USER:PASS
curl -x "http://203.0.113.10:PORT" -U "USER:PASS" \
  --max-time 30 \
  "https://api.ipify.org?format=json"
cURL
from urllib.parse import quote

import requests

# One line from your list, in host:port:user:pass format
line = "203.0.113.10:PORT:USER:PASS"
host, port, user, password = line.strip().split(":", 3)

proxy = f"http://{quote(user, safe='')}:{quote(password, safe='')}@{host}:{port}"
proxies = {"http": proxy, "https": proxy}  # set both, or HTTPS requests bypass the proxy

try:
    response = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org?format=json", proxies=proxies, timeout=30)
    response.raise_for_status()
    print(response.json())
except requests.exceptions.ProxyError as error:
    # A wrong USER or PASS ends here: the proxy answers 407 to the HTTPS tunnel request
    raise SystemExit(f"Proxy error, check the line from your list: {error}")
Python

Ordering while checkout is paused

For larger or custom requirements, see enterprise.

  1. Step 1: Email sales

    Use the prefilled email and add the locations, the number of IPs or subnets, and your use case.

  2. Step 2: Sales confirms availability

    Sales replies by email with availability and the next steps for your order.

  3. Step 3: Use and renew

    You receive your list in host:port:user:pass format. The subscription renews every 30 days; cancel in the billing portal before renewal.

Questions about ISP proxies

Yes, providers use both names for the same product: a static IP you rent and keep. See ISP vs residential proxies for how it differs from rotating residential traffic.

Not at the moment: self-serve checkout is paused. Email sales with the locations, the number of IPs and your use case, and sales will confirm availability.

No. Each ISP IP is static and stays assigned to you for as long as the subscription renews, in the city you ordered. Cancel in the billing portal before renewal if you no longer need it.

ISP proxies are billed per IP, with no per-GB charge. Each IP renews every 30 days at the per-IP price.

Ashburn (United States), Frankfurt (Germany), London (United Kingdom) and Sydney (Australia), as individual IPs or /24 subnets.

Responsible use

Use static IPs for systems you own or are authorized to test. For public data, respect robots.txt and each site’s terms and keep request rates reasonable. Read how we expect netdash to be used.

Ask about static ISP IPs

Tell sales which locations and how many IPs you need. Looking for datacenter IPs instead? See datacenter proxies.

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