Account management
Static IPs for managing your own accounts
Platforms notice when an account signs in from somewhere new. A static ISP IP gives each account a fixed home on a named carrier, bought one at a time, with no pack to take on.
Where it breaks
What goes wrong first
Security systems score every sign-in by location and network. An account that appears from a different city each morning collects verification prompts and locks, even when every login is yours.
- Verification prompts each time the origin changes
- Colleagues in different countries signing in to the same account
- Admin panels and APIs that expect one allowlisted address
- Vendors that sell static IPs only in packs you do not need
How the hive handles it
Built for account management
One account, one address
Give each account its own dedicated ISP IP and it signs in from the same place for the whole term.
Buy the number you need
ISP orders start at a single IP, at $3.20 / IP on the first rung of the ladder, with volume rungs if the count grows.
A carrier you can name
The order form shows the carrier for the location you choose, so an allowlist entry or an audit note can say which network the address belongs to.
The limits, in writing
Running several accounts is fine where the platform allows it. Mass account creation and engagement farming are not, and the policy says so before you pay.
What we would buy
The line to start on, and the one to fall back to
Prices come from the catalogue checkout reads. No geo surcharge and nothing added at the payment step.
First choice
from $1.50 / IP
ISP
Static residential IPs on named carriers. Buy one. Get it now.
A dedicated IP on a consumer carrier keeps each account’s sign-ins on one stable origin for as long as you hold it.
- One unit at checkout
- $3.20 / IP
- Location at checkout
- By country, region, city and carrier
Fallback
from $1.50 / IP
Datacenter
Your own datacenter IPs, rented by the IP for a fixed term.
For allowlisting your own servers, admin panels and APIs, where no platform is scoring the network, a datacenter IP in the right country does the job.
- One unit at checkout
- $3.20 / IP
- Location at checkout
- By country, region and city
A typical setup
From signup to steady state
Step 1
List the accounts and the country each one normally works from
Step 2
Order one dedicated ISP IP per account in that country
Step 3
Set each browser profile or client to use its own IP and nothing else
Step 4
Pick a term from 30 to 365 days to match how long each account needs its address
Rules before purchase
Allowed
Your own accounts and infrastructure
Testing, monitoring and automating services you own or are contracted to operate. Multiple accounts on a platform are fine where that platform allows them.
Allowed with limits
Social platform automation
Allowed for accounts you own and for public data collection. Not allowed for mass account creation or engagement farming.
Allowed with limits
Cryptocurrency and trading platforms
Allowed for public market data. Account automation needs a written note from us first, because the abuse rate here is high.
12-month rate lock
Your rate holds from the day you buy, and follows the list price down.
Traffic never expires
No monthly reset. What you buy waits until you spend it.
Questions
Account management, answered
Can I run several accounts on one platform?
Where the platform’s own rules allow it, yes. Where they do not, a proxy does not make it acceptable, and our policy follows the platform’s.
Is social account automation allowed?
For accounts you own and for public data collection, yes. Mass account creation and engagement farming are not. Automating an account on a cryptocurrency or trading platform needs a written note from us first.
Shared or dedicated for accounts?
Dedicated. A shared IP is used by up to 3 customers, and what another customer does on that address can reach your account.
Can I buy a single IP?
Yes. ISP orders start at one IP, at $3.20 / IP on the first rung, and the carrier is shown before you pay.
Start free
Start account management on ISP
Sign up, configure ISP, and pay what the configurator showed. The smallest top-up is $10 and there is no minimum order.