Best static residential proxies for Brazil in 2026: 3,763 dedicated Brazilian IPs, stock published

ISP proxies for Brazil: the table

Decodo lists 19 countries for ISP proxies and IPRoyal 31 or more; neither names Brazil with a stock figure, and Bright Data and Oxylabs publish no country list for ISP at all. Our Brazilian stock is on the Brazil ISP proxies page, refreshed with every catalog read.

What you get for Brazil, IP by IP

Standard ISP, country-wide. Dedicated static IPs registered to Brazilian ISPs: one IP, exclusively yours, never rotating, 1 Gbps+ with unlimited bandwidth and unlimited concurrent sessions. Terms of 30, 60, 90 or 120 days, discounted by term (1% at 30 days, 5% at 60, 7% at 90, 12% at 120). From a single IP, self-serve, live in minutes.

Premium ISP, by city and carrier. Pick the city, optionally the carrier (ASN) where the city lists one and a UDP filter, for 1 day (from 5 IPs, $2.00 per IP), 7 days, 1, 2 or 3 months. Every IP is checked on a public fraud-score database before delivery, and a separate "fraud score 0" pool exists where the table says so. Stock on 16 October 2026:

Pay by card, PayPal or 300+ cryptocurrencies, no KYC; card orders under $30 activate on the spot. Replacement and swap rules are on the product page, and a plan can be extended before it ends without changing the IP.

The Brazil search results, read for you

Search "best proxies for Brazil" and the top five is three provider location pages (one claiming 5.3 million IPs, one 908,824), another provider's eight-name list and a dedicated-port seller with São Paulo 4G ports. "Residential proxy Brazil" and "Brazil proxy shopping" share the related searches. Not one result publishes Brazilian static stock by city, and most want several IPs for a month before you learn anything. Our 1-day city plan from 5 IPs is the smallest honest test of a Brazilian static address we found anywhere.

What a static Brazilian IP is bought for: a seller account on Mercado Livre that must always come from the same address, social accounts run for Brazilian clients, a company tool that whitelists one IP. None of it moves much bandwidth, which is exactly why unlimited traffic per IP is the right way to pay for it and per-GB is not.

A Brazilian static IP in one line

A static IP is delivered as host, port, username and password, or whitelisted to your own IP. Nothing rotates: the same line works for the whole term.

# the dedicated Brazilian IP, as delivered in the dashboard
      curl -x "http://USER:PASS@IP:PORT" https://ipinfo.io/json
      
      # the same IP over SOCKS5
      curl --socks5-hostname "USER:PASS@IP:PORT" https://ipinfo.io/json

The response names the Brazilian ISP the address is registered to. Running many accounts? One IP per account, pairing kept constant; the proxy tester checks a whole list in one go.