Static residential · ISP
Static residential proxies
A static residential proxy is one IP registered to a real internet provider that stays yours for the whole term. On QuanticData they are sold as ISP proxies: from $2.50 per IP for 30 days, in 61 countries and 221 cities, with the city and the carrier to choose on Premium. Pay per IP, no subscription, no KYC.
What it is
Residential trust, a fixed address.
A rotating residential proxy borrows a home connection for a request or a session. A static residential proxy is different: the address is registered to an internet provider like a home line, but it is dedicated to you and does not change for the 30 days of the plan.
That is why the two names describe the same product: static residential proxies and ISP proxies. On our pricing page you find them as "ISP (static residential)".
Key facts
The plan in one table.
| Price | From $2.50 per IP for 30 days |
|---|---|
| Coverage | 61 countries and 221 cities (16 October 2026) |
| Choose | Country; on Premium also city and carrier (ASN) |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, UDP on every IP; ports 80 and 443 |
| Term | 30 days, renewable |
| Identity checks | No KYC |
Pay as you go
Per IP, no monthly plan.
You buy the number of IPs you need for 30 days, from one IP up, from your balance. There is no subscription and no minimum: renew the IPs you keep, let the others expire.
Prices by duration and country are in the ISP configurator; each country page lists the providers and cities you can pick.
Use cases
When one stable address matters.
Account management: one stable, provider-registered IP per account on social networks and marketplaces.
Checkout and ticketing: flows that log you out or flag you if the IP changes.
Whitelisted access: services that only accept known IPs, with an address that looks residential.
For many requests from many addresses instead, rotating residential proxies cost less: compare in ISP vs residential.
Before you buy
Questions buyers ask
What is a static residential proxy?
An IP registered to an internet provider, like a home connection, that is dedicated to you and stays the same for the whole term. Here it is sold as an ISP proxy.
Are static residential and ISP proxies the same?
Yes. Both names describe a dedicated, provider-registered IP that does not rotate.
How much do static residential proxies cost?
From $2.50 per IP for 30 days; the configurator shows the price by country and duration.
Can I choose the city?
Yes on Premium: city and carrier (ASN), in 221 cities of 61 countries.
Do they support SOCKS5 and UDP?
Yes: HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with UDP on every IP.
One address, 30 days, from $2.50.
Static residential proxies in 61 countries, city and carrier on Premium, no KYC.