ISP proxies
One IP. $1.50.
In your dashboard now.
Static residential addresses on a carrier you pick by name, hosted on datacenter hardware so they are fast as well as trusted. No packs of ten. No sales call. No per-gigabyte meter running while you work.
1
Minimum order
Not ten. Not twenty-five.
By name
Carrier shown
Before you pay, not after.
< 60s
Delivery
Assigned from live inventory.
Why this page exists
ISP IPs are the most overpriced thing in this industry
The going rate elsewhere runs $8 to $24 per IP per month, usually with a minimum order and a carrier you find out about afterwards. The underlying address does not cost that. We charge $1.50, and $1.20 once you pass fifty.
25 US ISP IPs, one month
Market range reflects publicly advertised per-IP list prices across mainstream providers at the time of writing. Configure your own count in the estimator below — that figure is what checkout charges.
Carriers
Pick the ISP by name, see it before you pay
Availability updates hourly alongside the rest of our pool figures. 612K ISP addresses across the carriers below.
Verizon
US
84,200available
AT&T
US
71,600available
Comcast
US
66,900available
Spectrum
US
48,300available
CenturyLink
US
31,400available
BT
UK
38,100available
Virgin Media
UK
26,700available
Deutsche Telekom
DE
44,500available
Orange
FR
33,800available
Telefónica
ES
29,200available
KPN
NL
21,600available
Telstra
AU
18,900available
Need a carrier that is not listed? Email [email protected] — we will tell you honestly whether we can get it.
Configure
Count your IPs, see your total
This is the checkout figure. Nothing gets added at the payment step.
Configure your plan
Whatever this says, that is what the card is charged. No specs surcharge, no geo add-on, no commitment.
Volume tiers
- 1 IP+$1.50/IP
- 10 IP+$1.40/IP
- 25 IP+$1.30/IP
- 50 IP+$1.20/IP
You pay
$14.00
10 IPs at $1.40/IP per month
Volume tier saves $1.00 against our entry rate.
Add 15 IP to reach $1.30/IP.
Cancel any time; no notice period. Rate locked 12 months.
No card for the trial. Cancel with a button, not an email.
$1.40/IP
From 10 IPs
$1.30/IP
From 25 IPs
$1.20/IP
From 50 IPs
How it works
What you get
Buy exactly one
No packs, no bundles, no minimum of ten. If you need one IP on one carrier, that is a $1.50 purchase and it takes about a minute.
The carrier is on the label
You pick the ISP by name and see it before you pay — not a region code, not a mystery box that turns out to be a hosting provider.
Unmetered bandwidth
ISP IPs are billed per IP per month. There is no gigabyte counter, so a heavy month and a light month cost the same.
12-month rate lock
The per-IP price you buy at is the price you renew at for a year.
Cancel per IP
Release individual IPs from the dashboard. No notice period, no email required.
Specification
- Assignment
- Static, yours for the billing period
- Carrier
- Named before purchase — Verizon, AT&T, Comcast and more
- Delivery
- Instant, into your dashboard
- Minimum order
- 1 IP
- Bandwidth
- Unmetered
- Speed
- 1 Gbps uplink per IP
When ISP is the wrong choice
- Wide-net crawling where you want a different IP each request; use Residential
- Very large IP counts in one small country — check availability first
Questions
ISP proxies, answered
- Can I really buy just one ISP proxy?
- Yes. One IP, $1.50 for the month, no pack and no minimum order. The only floor is the $10 minimum account top-up, and whatever you do not spend stays on your balance and does not expire.
- How much do ISP proxies cost?
- They start at $1.50 per IP per month and drop to $1.40 at 10 IPs, $1.30 at 25 and $1.20 at 50. Bandwidth is unmetered, so that is the whole price — there is no per-gigabyte charge on top.
- Do I get to choose the carrier?
- You pick the ISP by name — Verizon, AT&T, Comcast, BT, Deutsche Telekom and others — and you see which one you are getting before you pay, not after.
- How fast is delivery?
- Immediate. IPs are assigned from live inventory and appear in your dashboard as soon as the payment clears, usually inside a minute. There is no provisioning queue and no sales call.
- What is the difference between ISP and residential proxies?
- ISP addresses are registered to a consumer carrier but hosted on datacenter hardware, so they carry residential trust at datacenter speed and stay the same address for as long as you hold them. Residential proxies come from real consumer devices and rotate, which suits wide crawling but breaks long sessions.
- Is bandwidth metered?
- No. ISP IPs are billed per IP per month with unmetered traffic, so a heavy month and a quiet month cost exactly the same.