South Korea ISP proxies — static residential IPs

Yes. South Korea is one of the 25 countries where we sell dedicated static ISP IPs. Pick the number of IPs and the term in the configurator; the IPs are provisioned right after payment and appear in your dashboard.

No — ISP proxies are targeted at country level only: you get Korean IPs, not a specific city. If you need a city (for local search results or geo-restricted pricing), use Residential Premium proxies, which support city, state and ISP targeting in South Korea.

$3.80 per IP per month for 1–10 IPs, $3.50 for 11–20, $3.20 for 21–50, $3.00 for 51–100 and $2.50 from 101 IPs. Longer terms discount the total: 5% at 60 days, 7% at 90 and 12% at 120. Every IP includes unlimited bandwidth and unlimited concurrent sessions.

They are hosted on datacenter infrastructure, so they run at 1 Gbps+ with datacenter latency. They are static and dedicated: the IP is exclusively yours and never rotates for the whole term — that stable identity is the point for accounts, checkouts and monitoring.

Balance, card, PayPal or crypto (balance and crypto have no VAT). Card orders under $30 are charged and activated instantly; balance and crypto activate immediately at any amount. Credentials show up in Proxies as soon as payment clears.

No free ISP IPs: a dedicated static IP costs money the moment it is allocated, and "free ISP proxy" lists are shared IPs that are already burned. What is free is the residential trial (activated from the dashboard after a one-time phone verification), which lets you test the network and South Korea exits before buying a static IP.

ISP (static residential) when you need the same Korean IP for weeks: accounts, checkouts, ad accounts, anything that flags a changing address. Residential when you need many different Korean IPs, a city inside South Korea, or pay-per-GB with no fixed IP. Both are on the same account and the same dashboard.

Each IP is dedicated: during your term nobody else on our side uses it. It is registered to a Korean ISP, so IP databases classify it as residential, not hosting. We do not publish fraud scores we have not measured ourselves — run the IP through our free proxy tester or your own risk tool before you build on it, and swap it from the dashboard if it does not fit.

One static Korean IP per account is exactly what ISP IPs are for, and unlimited bandwidth means the cost does not grow with traffic. Every target site has its own rules on automation and multiple accounts: what we guarantee is the IP, its speed and its stability, not the target's policy.