Best static residential proxies for the US in 2026: 374,325 dedicated American IPs, stock published

QuanticData ISP proxies: dedicated American ISP addresses with unlimited bandwidth, Standard for the whole country from $3.80 per IP per 30 days ($2.50 from 101 IPs) and Premium by city (New York City, Leesburg, Los Angeles, Ashburn, Boston, Dallas, San Jose, Glen Cove, Chicago, Fort Worth, Washington, Cheyenne, Houston, Charleston, Wilmington, Pawtucket, San Francisco, Palo Alto, Vienna, Philadelphia, Springfield, Piscataway, Allen, Phoenix, Santa Clara, Las Vegas, Syracuse, Seattle, Fremont, Fair Lawn, Mesa, Grand Junction, Boulder, Racine, Warren, Walnut, Newark, Columbia, Annandale, Overland Park, Miami, Keene, Gainesville, El Segundo, Glenolden, Morgan Hill, Redmond, Kansas City, Honolulu, Sudbury, Buffalo, Charlotte, Austin, Sacramento, Nanuet, Santa Clarita, White Plains, Dover, Floris, West Sacramento, Acalanes Ridge, Parsippany, Calhoun, Lexington, Manteca, Katy, Reisterstown, Reston, Baton Rouge, Newton Upper Falls, Detroit, Warsaw, Woburn, Ebensburg, California, Uxbridge, Raleigh, Elmont, Santa Monica, Fallston, Grapevine, Morgantown, Parole, Troy, New Rochelle, Utica, Mount Vernon, Jersey City, Grand Island, Watertown, Arlington, North Las Vegas, Richmond, Frederick, Boise, Edison, Indianapolis, Lansing and Milwaukee) from 1 day at $2.00 per IP. 374,325 American IPs were in stock on 16 October 2026, a figure none of the four major providers in the table publishes for the US.

Yes, with Premium ISP: New York City had 109,695 IPs, Leesburg had 61,279 IPs, Los Angeles had 40,485 IPs, Ashburn had 27,585 IPs, Boston had 15,188 IPs, Dallas had 12,068 IPs, San Jose had 10,623 IPs, Glen Cove had 7,904 IPs, Chicago had 5,678 IPs, Fort Worth had 5,398 IPs, Washington had 4,950 IPs, Cheyenne had 4,665 IPs, Houston had 4,201 IPs, Charleston had 4,028 IPs, Wilmington had 3,702 IPs, Pawtucket had 3,670 IPs, San Francisco had 3,255 IPs, Palo Alto had 2,865 IPs, Vienna had 2,818 IPs, Philadelphia had 2,767 IPs, Springfield had 2,274 IPs, Piscataway had 2,219 IPs, Allen had 2,045 IPs, Phoenix had 2,000 IPs, Santa Clara had 1,978 IPs, Las Vegas had 1,849 IPs, Syracuse had 1,761 IPs, Seattle had 1,741 IPs, Fremont had 1,310 IPs, Fair Lawn had 1,268 IPs, Mesa had 1,060 IPs, Grand Junction had 1,020 IPs, Boulder had 1,009 IPs, Racine had 1,007 IPs, Warren had 1,006 IPs, Walnut had 995 IPs, Newark had 994 IPs, Columbia had 980 IPs, Annandale had 957 IPs, Overland Park had 762 IPs, Miami had 720 IPs, Keene had 667 IPs, Gainesville had 643 IPs, El Segundo had 528 IPs, Glenolden had 508 IPs, Morgan Hill had 507 IPs, Redmond had 505 IPs, Kansas City had 498 IPs, Honolulu had 497 IPs, Sudbury had 471 IPs, Buffalo had 444 IPs, Charlotte had 417 IPs, Austin had 361 IPs, Sacramento had 268 IPs, Nanuet had 254 IPs, Santa Clarita had 254 IPs, White Plains had 254 IPs, Dover had 252 IPs, Floris had 252 IPs, West Sacramento had 252 IPs, Acalanes Ridge had 251 IPs, Parsippany had 251 IPs, Calhoun had 249 IPs, Lexington had 249 IPs, Manteca had 249 IPs, Katy had 248 IPs, Reisterstown had 247 IPs, Reston had 246 IPs, Baton Rouge had 244 IPs, Newton Upper Falls had 243 IPs, Detroit had 242 IPs, Warsaw had 240 IPs, Woburn had 238 IPs, Ebensburg had 236 IPs, California had 235 IPs, Uxbridge had 234 IPs, Raleigh had 218 IPs, Elmont had 209 IPs, Santa Monica had 70 IPs, Fallston had 44 IPs, Grapevine had 37 IPs, Morgantown had 35 IPs, Parole had 34 IPs, Troy had 25 IPs, New Rochelle had 24 IPs, Utica had 22 IPs, Mount Vernon had 19 IPs, Jersey City had 16 IPs, Grand Island had 14 IPs, Watertown had 13 IPs, Arlington had 9 IPs, North Las Vegas had 7 IPs, Richmond had 7 IPs, Frederick had 4 IPs, Boise had 1 IPs, Edison had 1 IPs, Indianapolis had 1 IPs, Lansing had 1 IPs, Milwaukee had 1 IPs in stock on 16 October 2026. Where the configurator lists carriers (ASNs) you can pin one. Terms from 1 day (from 5 IPs) to 3 months.

No free ISP IPs: a dedicated address costs money from day one, for us and for everyone. The 1-day city plan from 5 IPs is the smallest paid test; the free trial on QuanticData is 100 MB of rotating residential bandwidth, which shows you how an American exit behaves on your target.

Static when one address must survive for weeks under one account and traffic is light: unlimited bandwidth per IP keeps the cost flat. Rotating at $1.00/GB when you fetch many pages and no single request needs an identity. Many buyers run both: static IPs for the accounts, rotating for the data.

Yes, on both lines: unlimited bandwidth and unlimited concurrent sessions per IP at 1 Gbps+. Of the four providers in the table, Oxylabs states unlimited with fair usage, Decodo and IPRoyal unlimited, and Bright Data 100 GB of fair use per IP per month, as read on 30 October 2026.