ISP Proxies (Static Residential): Dedicated IPs for 30 Days
ProxyField ISP proxies (static residential) are dedicated IPs registered to internet service providers that stay yours for a 30-day term. They cost from $2.29 per IP for 30 days ($2.29 in Turkey and Czechia, $2.79 in every other country), one price for any quantity, 1 to 100 IPs of one country per order; every IP is dedicated to one customer, and no shared ISP lists are sold. You can buy a handful with no contract: five IPs cost $13.95 for 30 days (about $0.09 per IP per day), or $11.45 in Turkey and Czechia, with no subscription and no auto-billing. Sign up, open ISP in the dashboard, pick a country and the number of IPs, and pay; the IPs are ready a few minutes after payment, with an email. The shortest term is 30 days, with no daily plan; you keep an IP by renewing it in the dashboard, and you stop by not renewing. Start with one IP from $2.29.
Dedicated ISP (static residential)
from $2.29 per IP / 30 days
- Turkey and Czechia
- $2.29
- every other country
- $2.79
- Same IP for the whole term
- Dedicated
- From 1 IP, no contract, no auto-renewal
- 24/7 live chat
- From $2.29 per IP / 30 days
- Pay in USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins
One price per IP for any number of IPs: 10 IPs cost ten times one IP.
You need a static residential IP when the same address has to come back day after day: one IP per managed account, an IP allowlist, an antidetect browser profile, or checks from one place over days. An ISP proxy, also called a static residential proxy, uses an IP address registered to an internet service provider rather than to a hosting network, and it does not rotate (more in ISP vs Residential Proxies). A sticky session on rotating residential proxies holds one IP for up to 36 hours; a dedicated ISP IP stays assigned to you for its full 30-day term, and 24/7 live chat helps with setup.
| A handful of ISP IPs, total for 30 days | Turkey and Czechia, $2.29 per IP | Every other country, $2.79 per IP |
|---|---|---|
| 1 IP | $2.29 | $2.79 |
| 5 IPs | $11.45 | $13.95 |
| 10 IPs | $22.90 | $27.90 |
| 100 IPs, the most in one order | $229.00 | $279.00 |
What are static residential proxies, and who needs them?
Who needs one: account managers, anyone behind an IP allowlist and anyone who needs one place over days; not people who want thousands of IPs, or privacy on public Wi-Fi.
A static residential proxy is one fixed IP, registered to an internet service provider, that you keep for a whole term instead of getting a new IP per request. At ProxyField it is the same product as an ISP proxy: one dedicated IP for 30 days, from $2.29. The terms vary across the market: "static residential" can mean a fixed home connection, while "ISP proxy" usually means an IP registered to a consumer internet provider but served from a server, which is why ISP proxies are sold per IP like datacenter IPs and do not rotate. Ask a provider which one it sells (ProxyField's answer: see below). Who needs one:
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- One fixed IP per managed account: your own or your clients' social media and marketplace accounts, each signing in from the same address every time. The rule is one account per IP: never share one IP across accounts.
- An IP allowlist: firewalls, APIs, admin panels and dashboards that accept only known addresses.
- Antidetect browser profiles that must keep one IP for weeks; setup in antidetect browsers.
- Checks from one place over days: SEO and SERP checks, price monitoring and ad verification compared from the same address each day.
- Long sessions: logins and carts that break when the IP changes.
Every use must follow our Acceptable Use Policy: fake accounts and fake engagement are not allowed.
When an ISP proxy is the wrong choice
- You need thousands of different IPs, per-request rotation or city targeting: use rotating residential proxies, priced per GB ($2.95 → $1.95/GB) on 412M+ IPs.
- You scrape at volume: one ISP IP would carry every request; a rotating pool spreads them.
- You want privacy on public Wi-Fi: a VPN is simpler. A proxy is not a VPN: it forwards your tool's requests and adds no encryption of its own; see Proxy vs VPN.
- The target does not care about the network type: a dedicated datacenter IPv4 costs less, $1.39 per IP.
Datacenter vs ISP vs rotating residential
| Item | Dedicated datacenter IPv4 | Dedicated ISP (static residential) | Rotating residential |
|---|---|---|---|
| You pay | $1.39 per IP / 30 days | from $2.29 per IP / 30 days | $2.95 → $1.95 per GB, traffic never expires |
| IP registered to | A hosting network | An internet service provider | Home internet providers (ISPs) |
| Rotation | None during the term | None during the term | A new IP per request, or sticky 30 s to 36 h |
| Pool | Your own IPs | Your own IPs | 412M+ residential IPs |
| Targeting | none: you pick the country when you order, from the countries the order form lists | none: you pick the country when you order, from the countries the order form lists | Country, region and city in 195+ countries |
| Best for | Your own sites, targets that do not check network type | One fixed IP for days: accounts, allowlists, fixed-location checks | Many IPs, scraping at scale, city targeting |
See dedicated datacenter IPv4, rotating residential proxies from $1.95/GB, or how rotation and sticky sessions up to 36 h work. The two static options side by side: Static vs Rotating Proxies.
Are ISP proxies and static residential proxies the same thing?
Yes. ProxyField sells one product under both names: dedicated ISP proxies, also called static residential proxies.
Across the market the two terms do not always mean the same setup. Some providers use "static residential" for a fixed home connection; others use it for an ISP-registered IP served from a server. At ProxyField, both names mean the same product: ISP IPs registered to consumer ISPs that run on server connections, sold one IP at a time for a 30-day term.
How it works: your tool sends its requests through the proxy, and the proxy forwards them. The website sees the ISP-registered IP, and it sees the same IP on every request until your term ends.
Before you buy from any provider, ask three questions: is the IP registered to an internet provider, does it rotate, and is it shared or dedicated? For ProxyField ISP proxies the answers are yes, no, and dedicated.
ISP proxy price per IP
Dedicated ISP proxies cost from $2.29 per IP for 30 days ($2.29 in Turkey and Czechia, $2.79 in every other country), one price for any quantity; one order is 1 to 100 IPs of one country, and you renew each IP in the dashboard.
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| Dedicated ISP, one order, total for 30 days | Turkey and Czechia, $2.29 per IP | Every other country, $2.79 per IP |
|---|---|---|
| 1 IP | $2.29 | $2.79 |
| 5 IPs | $11.45 | $13.95 |
| 10 IPs | $22.90 | $27.90 |
| 50 IPs | $114.50 | $139.50 |
| 100 IPs | $229.00 | $279.00 |
There are no volume tiers: every IP costs the same, in every order. Each IP runs for 30 days. You renew it in the dashboard; nothing renews automatically, so you are never billed for a term you did not choose. No subscription: no annual contracts, no monthly minimums, no auto-renewals. All purchases are final.
Prices are in US dollars. You pay in USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins, and blockchain network fees are paid by the sender, on top of the total. The price per IP depends on the country, not on the quantity: $2.29 in Turkey and Czechia, $2.79 in every other country. Every product and tier is on Datacenter and ISP pricing.
Can I buy 5 ISP proxies without a contract?
Yes. Five dedicated ISP IPs cost $13.95 for one 30-day term at $2.79 (about $0.09 per IP per day), or $11.45 in Turkey and Czechia, and there is no contract: no subscription, no auto-billing, and the IPs stop when you stop renewing them. The shortest term is 30 days; there is no daily plan. Ordinary purchases need no identity verification: sign up with an email address and pay in USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins. A 1-IP order costs $2.29 or $2.79, by country, and is paid as is. The Easy Trial is 1 GB of residential or mobile; there is none for datacenter or ISP proxies.
Need rotating residential IPs instead? Start with the Easy Trial: 1 GB for $2.95, with no minimum purchase and no subscription; the traffic never expires, on the same pool and quality as a 1 TB order.
Why do ISP proxies cost more than datacenter proxies?
You pay for the network type: an IP lookup usually shows an ISP proxy as an internet-provider address, not a hosting network, and that costs from $2.29 against $1.39 per IP for 30 days. If the network type does not matter for your target, compare dedicated datacenter IPv4 at $1.39 per IP.
How does the ISP price compare with residential?
It is a different unit. Rotating residential is billed per GB from $1.95/GB ($2.95/GB at 1 GB), and the traffic never expires. A dedicated ISP IP is billed per IP for 30 days: you pay to hold one fixed address for the term.
Buy 1 ISP IP from $2.29
No subscription: no annual contracts, no monthly minimums, no auto-renewals. You renew each IP in the dashboard.
How renewing an ISP proxy works
Each ISP IP runs for a 30-day term; you renew it in the dashboard. Renew adds 30 more days for the same IPs at the same price (10 IPs: $27.90, or $22.90 in Turkey and Czechia), and nothing renews automatically. Renew a few days before day 30: a crypto payment counts only once it is confirmed. An IP you do not renew is paused when its term ends and can still be renewed for 3 days; then it is released, and nothing more is billed.
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| When | The IP | What you pay |
|---|---|---|
| During the 30-day term | assigned to you only; the same address on every request | paid upfront, from $2.29 per IP |
| You renew in the dashboard | 30 more days for the same IP | the same price, e.g. 10 IPs at $2.79 = $27.90 |
| You do not renew | paused when the term ends; it can still be renewed for 3 days, then it is released | nothing more |
Renewal step by step:
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Note when each term ends each IP runs for 30 days from its purchase.
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Renew a few days before day 30, in USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins: a crypto payment counts only once it is confirmed, so do not leave it to the last hour. Confirmation takes about 19 minutes for BTC with 2 confirmations, about 1 minute for USDT on TRC-20 and about 4 minutes for USDT on ERC-20.
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Renew only the IPs you want to keep
Renew in the dashboard adds 30 more days for those IPs.
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Let the others go
You are never billed for a term you did not choose.
Renew before the term ends: an unpaid IP is paused at the end of its term and can still be renewed for 3 days; after that it is released, and you cannot get that address back. IPs are not replaced.
What you get with ProxyField ISP proxies
- Price
- $2.29 per IP for 30 days in Turkey and Czechia, $2.79 in every other country; one price for any quantity
- Smallest purchase
- 1 IP from $2.29; 5 IPs from $11.45; up to 100 IPs of one country per order
- Dedicated
- dedicated IPs, one customer per IP; no shared ISP lists
- Term
- 30 days per IP; IPs are not replaced
- Renewal
- Renew in the dashboard: 30 more days for the same IPs; no auto-renewal; an unpaid IP is paused for 3 days, then released
- Rotation
- none: the IP stays the same for the term
- Protocols
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
- Delivery
- a list in your dashboard, one line per IP (
ip:port:login:password); each IP has its own login and password and its own HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 ports; ready a few minutes after payment, with an email - Bandwidth
- unlimited traffic
- Countries
- the ones the order form lists, which follow stock; in November 2026: the United States, Austria, Turkey, Czechia, Moldova and Ukraine
- IP version
- no IPv6
- Payment
- USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins; prices in US dollars
- Support
- 24/7 live chat, including help with setup and integration
Can sites still detect ISP proxies? An IP lookup usually shows an ISP proxy as an internet-provider address, though lookup services classify IPs differently, but sites also see request rate, headers and browser fingerprints, so keep your setup realistic. The full answer is in Can Websites Detect Proxies? How Proxy Detection Works.
Where are ProxyField ISP proxies available?
In the countries the ISP order form in your dashboard lists: they follow stock, and you pick one country for each order. In November 2026 the form listed the United States, Austria, Turkey, Czechia, Moldova and Ukraine. An ISP IP takes no targeting settings: its country is the one you ordered, and it does not change during the term.
What ProxyField does not sell
- No rotating ISP proxies For a new IP on every request, use rotating residential proxies from $1.95/GB; see rotation and sticky sessions up to 36 h.
- No shared ISP lists Every ISP IP we sell is dedicated.
- No IPv6
- No daily plans or separate test plan for ISP The smallest purchase is one ISP IP from $2.29 for 30 days (see "Can I buy 5 ISP proxies without a contract?" above).
What to check before you buy ISP proxies
| Criterion | Why it matters | ProxyField |
|---|---|---|
| Dedicated or shared | a shared IP carries other users' history | dedicated |
| Lease term and auto-renewal | auto-renewal bills you for terms you did not choose | 30 days, no auto-renewal |
| The ASN is an internet provider | a hosting ASN is what anti-bot checks look for | check each IP with an IP lookup |
| Bandwidth | limits change the real cost per IP | unlimited traffic |
| Protocols, SOCKS5 and UDP | your tool must support the protocol | HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with UDP over SOCKS5 on each IP's own SOCKS5 port |
| Countries | the IP must be where your target expects it | the countries the order form lists, which follow stock |
| Price per IP at your volume | totals grow with the IP count | $2.29 or $2.79 by country, the same at any quantity; see the table above |
| IP replacement | some providers swap a blocked IP | IPs are not replaced |
| A small first purchase | test on your own target before you scale | 1 IP from $2.29 |
Whatever the provider, test one IP on your own target before you buy many.
Get started
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Sign up with an email address. Ordinary purchases need no identity verification.
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Open ISP in the dashboard, pick a country and the number of IPs (1 to 100) and pay with USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins.
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A few minutes after payment, your IPs are in your dashboard as a list (
ip:port:login:password), with an email to tell you; each IP has its own login and password and its own HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 ports. -
Plug them into your tool or browser, then confirm the IP stays the same.
# One line per dedicated ISP IP from your dashboard list (ip:port:login:password), written as http://login:password@ip:port
curl -x "PROXY_LINE" https://api.ipify.org
curl -x "PROXY_LINE" https://api.ipify.org
# A static IP returns the same address both timesTo test a list of IPs at once, check your proxies. Our 24/7 live chat helps with setup and integration.
ISP Proxies FAQ
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How much do ISP proxies cost?
ProxyField ISP proxies cost from $2.29 per IP for 30 days ($2.29 in Turkey and Czechia, $2.79 in every other country), one price for any quantity, 1 to 100 IPs of one country per order. There is no subscription, and nothing renews automatically.
Which ISP proxy providers let me buy a handful of static IPs, say five, without a monthly contract?
ProxyField sells dedicated ISP IPs from one IP with no contract: five cost $13.95 for a 30-day term ($2.79 each, about $0.09 per IP per day; $11.45 in Turkey and Czechia), and 10 cost $27.90, with no subscription and no auto-billing, so you stop by not renewing. Every IP is dedicated to one customer; no shared ISP lists are sold. The shortest term is 30 days; there is no daily plan. Ordinary purchases need no identity verification, and you pay in USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins.
What are static residential proxies, and who actually needs them?
They are fixed IPs registered to internet service providers that you keep for a whole term; at ProxyField, a dedicated ISP IP for 30 days from $2.29. You need one when the same address must come back day after day: one IP per managed account, an IP allowlist for a firewall or dashboard, or rank, price and ad checks from one place over days. For thousands of IPs, per-request rotation or city targeting, rotating residential proxies at $2.95/GB down to $1.95/GB fit better.
How does renewing an ISP proxy work, and will I keep the same static IP after the term ends?
ProxyField ISP IPs run for a 30-day term; Renew in the dashboard adds 30 more days for the same IPs at the same price (10 IPs: $27.90, or $22.90 in Turkey and Czechia). Nothing renews automatically: renew a few days before day 30, because a crypto payment counts only once confirmed. An IP you do not renew is paused when its term ends and can still be renewed for 3 days; then it is released, with nothing more billed, and you cannot get that address back.
Can I buy an ISP proxy for just one day?
ProxyField has no daily plan: the shortest term is 30 days, and one dedicated ISP IP costs from $2.29 for it, about $0.08 a day. Nothing renews automatically, so a short job costs one term and ends there.
What happens if I don't renew an ISP proxy?
The term ends after 30 days and the IP is paused; nothing more is billed, because ProxyField never renews automatically. You can still renew it in the dashboard for 3 days; after that it is released, and you cannot get that address back.
Which ISP proxy provider is the best?
ProxyField sells dedicated ISP (static residential) proxies from $2.29 per IP for 30 days, with unlimited traffic, no auto-renewal and 24/7 live chat. Whichever provider you consider, check that the IPs are dedicated, that their network (ASN) is an internet provider, and the lease term, bandwidth and IP replacement, then test one IP on your own target.
Who sells static residential (ISP) proxies for long sessions?
ProxyField does: each dedicated ISP IP stays the same for its whole 30-day term, from $2.29 per IP. That is longer than any sticky session on rotating residential proxies, which holds one IP for up to 36 hours.
Are ISP proxies and static residential proxies the same thing?
At ProxyField, yes: one product, dedicated ISP proxies, also called static residential proxies. Elsewhere the terms vary, so check whether an IP is dedicated and whether it rotates.
What are ISP proxies best used for?
SEO and SERP checks from a fixed location, price monitoring, ad verification over a campaign, a fixed IP for an allowlist, and managing your own or your clients' accounts with one IP per account. Every use must follow our Acceptable Use Policy.
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How do I buy ISP proxies?
Sign up with an email address, open ISP in the dashboard, pick a country and the number of IPs (1 to 100, from $2.29 each for 30 days) and pay in USDT, BTC, ETH or 10 other coins. The IPs are ready a few minutes after payment, with an email, as a list in your dashboard (ip:port:login:password), each with its own login and password.
How do I choose an ISP proxy provider?
Check that the IPs are dedicated, the lease term and auto-renewal, that the network (ASN) is an internet provider, and the bandwidth, protocols and countries. Then test one IP on your own target before you buy many.
Why are ISP proxies more expensive?
You pay for the network type: an ISP IP usually shows up in an IP lookup as an internet-provider address, not a hosting network. At ProxyField a dedicated ISP IP costs from $2.29 per 30 days, against $1.39 for a dedicated datacenter IPv4.
Are ISP proxies good for web scraping?
For steady, repeated checks of the same sites from one address, yes. For scraping at scale, where each request should come from a different IP, rotating residential proxies fit better, at $2.95/GB down to $1.95/GB.
Do ISP proxies have unlimited bandwidth?
At ProxyField, yes: ISP proxies are priced per IP for 30 days, with unlimited traffic, so the traffic is not metered. Elsewhere, check the plan you would buy: some providers cap bandwidth per IP.
Do ISP proxies support SOCKS5?
Yes. ProxyField ISP IPs work over HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5: each IP has its own login and password, and its own HTTP(S) port and SOCKS5 port. Rotating residential and mobile proxies run over HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5.
Can I get private residential proxies?
Yes: ProxyField's dedicated ISP proxies are static residential IPs assigned to your account for a 30-day term, from $2.29 per IP. For many residential IPs instead of one, rotating residential proxies cost from $1.95/GB.
Are static residential IPs dedicated?
At ProxyField, yes: every ISP (static residential) IP is sold as a dedicated IP for a 30-day term, and there are no shared ISP lists.
Are cheap ISP proxies reliable?
Judge the IP, not only the price: check that it is dedicated, that its network (ASN) is an internet provider, and how long the term lasts. ProxyField's cost from $2.29 per IP for 30 days, with no auto-renewal, so a single IP is a low-cost test.
Can I test ISP proxies before buying more?
Yes, start small: one dedicated ISP IP costs from $2.29 for 30 days, with no subscription and no auto-renewal, and five cost from $11.45. For rotating residential proxies, the Easy Trial is 1 GB for $2.95.
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