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United States /24 subnet — 256 dedicated ISP IPs in one block

A whole /24 block of Premium ISP proxies in United States: 256 dedicated static IPs that share one prefix, yours alone for 30 days, from the Sneakers, Ticketing, Pokémon Center and Retail pools. $614.40 per subnet, $2.40 per IP, 32 blocks in stock on Nov 9, 2026. Bought in the dashboard; the credentials arrive one line per IP.

256 IPs in one block · 30 days, renewable · HTTP, SOCKS5 and UDP

Illustration: a block of 256 points of light, one whole /24 subnet, linked to a card for a dedicated subnet in United States: 256 dedicated IPs in one block, 30 days renewable, HTTP and SOCKS5 with UDP on every IP.
256 IPsone /24 block, dedicated and static
$614.40per subnet for 30 days, $2.40 per IP
32 blocksin stock in United States on Nov 9, 2026
4 poolsSneakers, Ticketing, Pokémon Center and Retail

Whole /24 blocks in stock in United States

Every United States pool with a whole block on sale, counted on Nov 9, 2026 from the public catalog of the configurator; the count is refreshed from the same catalog when you open this page. One subnet per order, $614.40 for 30 days.

PoolTuned forCarriers/24 blocks in stockPrice per block
SneakersOptimized for sneaker releases and high-demand drops in United States. Designed for major US sneaker platforms and selected retail sites. Popmart is excluded.AT&T, Windstream, RCN, Wave, Cogent, Spectrum/Charter, Frontier10$614.40
TicketingOptimized for ticketing websites such as Ticketmaster, AXS and SeatGeek.RCN, Windstream, AT&T, Wave, Spectrum/Charter, Frontier8$614.40
Pokémon CenterOptimized for Pokémon Center US product drops and checkouts. Some IPs may be blocked on Pokémon Center outside drop hours to help protect the subnet.Windstream, GTT, AT&T, RCN, Wave, Cogent, Spectrum/Charter, Frontier7$614.40
RetailOptimized for US retail websites such as Popmart and Target.AT&T, Windstream, RCN, Wave, Cogent, Spectrum/Charter, Frontier7$614.40

Carriers as the pool sheet lists them; the block you receive belongs to one of them. Locations follow the ipinfo.io database.

What you get with a United States /24

  • One /24 block: 256 dedicated static IPs that share the same prefix, each with its own login; nobody else uses any address of the block during your term
  • From one United States pool (Sneakers, Ticketing, Pokémon Center and Retail): the block carries that pool's tuning and its carriers: AT&T, Windstream, RCN, Wave and others
  • HTTP and SOCKS5 on the same port, UDP enabled on every IP (SOCKS5, ports 80 and 443)
  • Network speed up to 10 Gbps, unlimited bandwidth
  • 30 days per order, extendable from your plan page; one subnet per order, as many orders as there are blocks in stock
  • Ports 80 and 443; like every ready-made pool, the block does not open banking, payment or government websites
  • Credentials in your dashboard right after payment, one line per IP (host:port:user:pass), ready to paste into any tool

Need the city or the carrier by its ASN, or IPs with no site blocks? Those are the United States city plans, sold per IP from 1 day to 3 months. Need fewer than 256 IPs from a pool? Buy them one by one on United States ISP proxies.

Why a whole subnet, not 256 single IPs

One prefix, one reputation. Sites and fraud databases score a /24 as a neighbourhood: when all 256 addresses are yours, no stranger's traffic on the block can lower its standing, and what the block earns on a site stays yours.

One range to allow-list. A /24 is a single CIDR line in a firewall, a SaaS allow-list or a partner's configuration, instead of 256 separate entries that change when an IP is swapped.

One order, one renewal date. The whole block starts and is extended together, from one plan page. 256 single IPs would mean several orders and several expiry dates to follow.

Whole blocks are for teams that run many sessions against one kind of site from one country (Sneakers, Ticketing, Pokémon Center and Retail) and want the addresses to stay together. For a handful of IPs, for several countries, or for a chosen city and carrier, single IPs are the better buy.

Connect from any client

Each of the 256 IPs in your United States /24 block has its own host, port and login, listed in your dashboard after purchase, one line per IP. HTTP and SOCKS5 share the port.

# one line per IP in your dashboard: host:port:user:pass
curl -x "http://USER:PASS@HOST:PORT" https://ipinfo.io/json

FAQ

/24 subnets in United States: price, blocks, renewal, sites.

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How much does a /24 subnet cost in United States?

$614.40 per subnet for 30 days, that is $2.40 per IP for 256 dedicated static IPs; the same price for every United States pool. Pay by balance, card, PayPal or crypto; balance and crypto have no VAT. The configurator shows the total before you pay.

What exactly is in a United States /24 block?

256 consecutive IPv4 addresses that share the same /24 prefix, all registered to one of the carriers of the pool you pick (AT&T, Windstream, RCN, Wave and others) and located in United States on ipinfo.io. Each IP is dedicated and static with its own login; nobody else uses any address of the block during your term.

Can I buy more than one subnet?

Yes, one subnet per order: place one order per block. On Nov 9, 2026 United States had 32 blocks in stock (Sneakers 10, Ticketing 8, Pokémon Center 7, Retail 7); the configurator shows the live count before you pay.

How long does a subnet last, and can I renew it?

30 days per order. Extend it from your plan page before it expires and the block stays yours with the same addresses; an expired block goes back to the pool and cannot be recovered.

Which websites can the IPs of the block open?

Ports 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS), with UDP over SOCKS5 on every IP. The ready-made pools do not open banking, payment or government websites; each pool is tuned for its own kind of site (Sneakers, Ticketing, Pokémon Center and Retail). For IPs with no site blocks, use the United States city plans instead.

Can I choose the city or the carrier of the block?

No: a /24 is cut from one pool, and the pool decides the carriers (AT&T, Windstream, RCN and others) and the location, which follows the ipinfo.io database at country level. To pick a city and a carrier by its ASN, buy single IPs on the United States city plans.

Can I order a /24 subnet through the API?

Yes. The public API lists every whole /24 on sale without a key, GET /api/v1/public/premium-isp/subnets, with the country, the pool, the blocks in stock and the price (this page reads the same endpoint); in the Premium ISP catalog each block is a pool product whose id ends in -subnet, ordered with a quantity of 256 like any pool selection. The simplest way is still the /24 tab of the dashboard configurator.

Do you have /24 subnets in other countries?

On Nov 9, 2026 whole blocks were in stock in United Kingdom (60 blocks), United States (this page), Germany (10 blocks), Canada (8 blocks), Australia (2 blocks) and Hong Kong (1 block). France, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore and Spain have Premium pools but no whole block in stock right now; ask us and we will tell you when one is back.

Why buy a whole subnet instead of 256 single IPs?

One prefix: all 256 addresses are yours, so no neighbour on the block can hurt its reputation. One range: a /24 is one CIDR line in a firewall or an allow-list instead of 256 entries. One order with one renewal date for the whole block. If you need fewer than 256 IPs, or IPs in several countries, single IPs from the pools or the city plans fit better.

/24 subnets in more countries

Blocks in stock on Nov 9, 2026. France, Italy, Netherlands, Poland, Singapore and Spain have Premium pools but no whole block right now. United States ISP proxies · All ISP proxies

Get a United States /24 subnet

Free account, then the /24 tab of the configurator: pick the pool, pay, and the 256 credentials are in your dashboard.

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