Static ISP

Static ISP gives you static IPv4 addresses on a named internet provider’s network; IP lookups show that provider’s network. You pick a carrier, a country plus the provider, and a number of IPs. Each IP is yours alone for the term. The IP itself, and the city location databases give it, are known only once it is assigned; they cannot be chosen or confirmed before purchase. Prices and the provider list are on the Static ISP proxies page.


Addresses	Static IPv4 on the provider you pick
Per-IP ports	Each IP has its own gateway port on the connection host
Standard ports	The standard HTTP and SOCKS5 ports shown on the service page pick one of your IPs per connection
Sticky sessions	Add `-session-ID` on the standard ports to keep one of your IPs
Location	Fixed by the carrier; no country, city or ASN options
IP-check labels	Some IP-check sites label these IPs business, hosting or datacenter rather than residential (see below)
UDP over SOCKS5	Yes, to most destination ports, from the same IP as the port’s TCP
Authentication	Username and password, and the IP whitelist, together
Billing	Per IP, daily, weekly or monthly; no traffic or speed plan (prices)
Order size	1 to 250 IPs per order; place another order for more

Connect to one IP

Open the service’s Proxy setup tab and choose one line per IP. Each line carries the connection host and that IP’s own port, with your username and proxy password. A connection to that port always leaves from that IP, over HTTP or SOCKS5:

curl -x http://YOUR_HOST:YOUR_IP_PORT \
  -U "YOUR_USERNAME:YOUR_PASSWORD" \
  https://httpbin.org/ip

Copy the ports from the dashboard rather than guessing them; a port that belongs to another service is refused with This port belongs to another service.

Rotate across your IPs

The standard HTTP and SOCKS5 ports shown on the service page are the rotating endpoint: each new connection leaves from one of the service’s own IPs. Add a session to keep one of them:

YOUR_USERNAME-session-checkout42:YOUR_PASSWORD

Static ISP takes no lifetime, country, city, region or asn options. Sending one is refused with the reason that names it.

UDP over SOCKS5

SOCKS5 on an IP’s own port carries UDP from that IP, to most destination ports. The general rules (packet size, idle timeout, gateway UDP ports) are in Proxy protocols.

Registry, IP-check labels and location

IP lookups show the carrier’s network, but whois for the address block can show a leasing company or another business rather than the carrier. IP-check and fraud-score sites that go by that record may label an IP business, hosting or datacenter rather than residential, and each site scores IPs its own way. We do not choose or control how a third-party site labels an IP.

Location databases place each IP in its carrier’s country. A few registry tools (whois, RIR country fields) can show another country for some blocks, because the block was registered elsewhere before it was assigned to the carrier. Websites generally use location databases, not the registry country.