| Term | Discount | Rate | Whole term |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 month | None | $2.66/IP/mo | $26.60 |
| 2 months−5% | −5% | $2.53/IP/mo | $50.60 |
| 3 months−10% | −10% | $2.39/IP/mo | $71.70 |
| 1 year−20% | −20% | $2.13/IP/mo | $255.60 |
ISP proxy pricing: $3.20 to $1.50/IP/mo
A dedicated ISP IP costs $3.20/IP/mo for 1 IP and falls to $1.50/IP/mo from 500 IPs. The popular order is 10 IPs at $2.66/IP/mo. Premium IPs start at $4.80/IP/mo. Shared IPs start at $2.10/IP/mo. A longer term lowers the monthly rate, and the whole term is paid at checkout.
Billed per IP, per month. The rate steps down with the number of IPs in the order and again with the term you commit to, and the carrier you pick does not change it.
- Configured = charged
- 12-month rate lock
- From 1 IP, smallest top-up $10
Rate card
The complete published rate card
Every plan at every order size, before the term discount underneath. None is kept back for a sales call.
| Order size | Dedicated /IP/mo | Premium /IP/mo | Shared /IP/mo |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 IP+ | $3.20 | $4.80 | $2.10 |
| 5 IPs+ | $2.94 | $4.42 | $1.93 |
| 10 IPs+Popular | $2.66 | $3.98 | $1.74 |
| 25 IPs+ | $2.40 | $3.60 | $1.58 |
| 50 IPs+ | $2.14 | $3.22 | $1.41 |
| 100 IPs+ | $1.89 | $2.83 | $1.24 |
| 250 IPs+ | $1.70 | $2.54 | $1.11 |
| 500 IPs+ | $1.50 | $2.26 | $0.99 |
Rates on the 1 month term, before any term discount.
Longer terms lower the monthly rate
The popular order, 10 IPs on the dedicated plan, on every term. Checkout takes the whole term at once.
What separates the plans
- Dedicated
- A dedicated IP carries only your traffic, with no bandwidth cap.
- Premium
- A premium IP carries only your traffic, with no bandwidth cap.
- A fresh IP no customer has used before
- Swap the IP yourself from the dashboard
- Shared
- Shared IPs are used by up to 3 customers and include 1 GB of traffic per IP, with more at $0.35 per GB per IP when you order.
On the bill
What shows up on your ISP invoice
The carrier costs nothing extra
Choosing the provider by name, and the country, region and city, is part of the order form. It never shows up as a line on the invoice.
Every plan has a public ladder
Dedicated is listed first because most static-IP work needs it. Shared is cheaper and has a traffic allowance. Every plan’s ladder is in the rate card above.
The term is paid up front
A longer term lowers the monthly rate, and checkout charges the whole term at once. The terms table above shows that total.
Receipt
What checkout charges for one ISP order
Any other size, plan or term is priced the same way on the ISP page, and checkout charges the figure it shows.
The popular order, as checkout prints it
Same number on both lines. Rate locked for 12 months from purchase. Unused balance is refundable at any time; an order we fail to deliver is refundable within 14 days.
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ISP or Datacenter: how to choose
ISP and datacenter are both static and both sold per IP per month. ISP costs more because the address is registered to a consumer provider, one you can name at checkout; a datacenter address belongs to a hosting network.
| Attribute | ISP | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|
| Entry rate | $3.20/IP/mo | $1.90/IP/mo |
| Where the IP comes from | Registered to consumer ISPs, hosted on servers | Hosting networks, served from racks |
| Location choice | Provider and country; region and city where stock allows | Country; region and city where stock allows |
| Best for | Accounts, allowlists, long sessions | Monitoring, allowlists, tolerant targets |
Choose ISP when
- The target scores down hosting ranges
- An account should look like it logs in from home
- You want to name the consumer provider at checkout
Choose Datacenter when
- The target accepts server traffic
- You need a fixed egress per region for monitoring or allowlists
- The provider’s name makes no difference to the job
Questions
ISP pricing, answered
What does shared mean on an ISP IP?
Shared IPs are used by up to 3 customers and include 1 GB of traffic per IP, with more at $0.35 per GB per IP when you order. It suits light, low-risk work. Anything tied to an account should be on a dedicated IP.
Do longer terms cost less?
Yes. A longer term lowers the monthly rate, on top of the volume break. The whole term is charged at checkout, and the terms table on this page shows the discount for each term.
Are speed upgrades included?
The dedicated plan offers optional speed upgrades in the order form. They are priced there, before you pay, and the base rate on this page does not include them.
Does the carrier I pick change the price?
No. Every provider the order form offers sells at the same rate for your plan, order size and term. Which providers appear depends on live inventory in the location you choose.
How is ISP billed?
Per IP per month, at the rate your order size earns, less the discount for the term you choose. The whole term is charged at checkout, and the carrier you name is never a line of its own.
What is the smallest ISP order?
1 IP, with a $10 minimum top-up to the account. One address on one named carrier is a complete order.