ISP Proxies Rotating
Per GBFrom$0.65/GB
- A fresh ISP IP on every request
- Residential trust, datacenter speed
- Country targeting
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
- Billed per GB, no subscription
- One fixed address you hold
Home/ISP proxies
ISP proxies, trusted and fast.
IPs on real ISP networks, hosted for datacenter speed. Rotating by the gigabyte, or one static address you hold.
The plans
Rotating for volume, static for a fixed address.
ISP Proxies Static
Per IPFrom$2.50/IP
- One dedicated IP, held as long as you keep it
- Unlimited bandwidth through it
- Residential trust, datacenter speed
- Country picked at purchase
- Renew or auto-renew from the dashboard
- A fresh IP per request
Pricing
One price, any amount.
Pay as you go. No contract, and the balance never expires.
- 1 GB to use whenever you like
- A fresh ISP IP on every request
- Residential trust, datacenter speed
Need more than 1 GB? A person sets up a custom price with you.Talk to us
Every price in one table
| Amount | Per GB | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 GB | $0.65 | $0.65 |
| Amount | Per IP | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 IP | $2.50 | $2.50 |
Why ISP
Residential trust, datacenter speed
An ISP proxy is an address a real internet provider registered, hosted where the connection is fast and always on. Rotating by the gigabyte, or held as one static IP.
- Registered to an ISP
- Datacenter uptime
- Rotating per GB
- Or static per IP
Dedicated static ISP
One fixed IP, held while you own it
Need an address that never changes? A dedicated static ISP IP is yours for as long as you keep it, billed per IP with unlimited bandwidth through it, country picked at purchase.
- 01 One fixed IP, the same visitor every day.
- 02 Renew in one click, or let auto-renew keep it yours.
What you get
ISP proxies, residential trust, rotating or static.
- 01
Residential trust
Every IP sits on a real ISP's range, so sites see a genuine home connection, not a cloud server.
- 02
Datacenter speed
Hosted on fast, stable infrastructure for full port speed, with none of the jitter of a real home line.
- 03
Rotating, by the gigabyte
A pool of ISP exits with a fresh IP on every request, billed per GB. You pay for the traffic you move and nothing more.
- 04
Or static, by the IP
Prefer one fixed address? Hold a dedicated static ISP IP for as long as you keep it, with unlimited bandwidth through it.
When it fails
What happens when a proxy stops working.
- 1
You report the IP
One button in your dashboard, on the proxy itself: it does not work, or it is in the wrong country.
- 2
We test it live, not from a status page
The check runs through the proxy from our own network with your credentials: HTTP CONNECT first, SOCKS5 second, twelve seconds each.
- 3
If it answers, we tell you what to fix
You get the result of a test that ran seconds ago and the port to use.
- 4
If it fails, it is replaced automatically
A verified failure, or an IP outside the country you bought, is swapped at the supplier automatically and the new address appears in your dashboard.
Who uses us
Already running on HProxy.
From our support chat
We're at an early stage and traffic has boomed. This is the most reliable proxy we've used to date. Unbelievable value for money.
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Specifications
The facts, in one place.
IP type
Residential IPs on ISP ASNs
Trust
Residential-grade
Full port
Speed
Datacenter-grade, full port
Rotating
Fresh IP per request, per GB
Static
One held IP, unlimited bandwidth
Targeting
Country
Protocols
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
Billing
Per GB, or per IP for static
Connect
One line, any language.
curl -x http://demo_k3f9q2x:••••••@demo.hproxy.com:8000 \
https://api.ipify.orgimport requests
proxy = "http://demo_k3f9q2x:••••••@demo.hproxy.com:8000"
r = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org",
proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy})
print(r.text)import { ProxyAgent, fetch } from "undici";
const agent = new ProxyAgent("http://demo_k3f9q2x:••••••@demo.hproxy.com:8000");
const r = await fetch("https://api.ipify.org", { dispatcher: agent });
console.log(await r.text());The real line, with your own login and your targeting, is in your dashboard the moment you top up.
Works with your stack, and with your assistant.
A REST API for buying and generating, the whole documentation as markdown for Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT, and the free tools as a CLI and as an MCP server at mcp.hproxy.com/mcp.
Read the API docsCompared
ISP proxies next to the other two.
ISP proxiesDatacenterResidential
Trust levelResidential-gradeDatacenter-gradeResidential-grade
SpeedDatacenterDatacenterVaries by device
IP stabilityRotating or staticStaticRotating or sticky
BillingPer GB or per IPPer GB or per IPPer GB
Best forTrusted rotating or held sessionsRaw volumeWide, changing IPs
For companies
Need enterprise-scale proxies?
Contact us for a custom plan: high volume, your own pool, dedicated infrastructure, annual invoicing, or a price that does not fit the public tiers. Tell us the workload and a person answers.
Reselling proxies? ISP rotating is on the partner rate card, per gigabyte. Dedicated ISP addresses sell through the same account at the public price.
See the reseller programRated and awarded
Trusted by the people who use it.
Pay your way
An IP that lives on a real internet provider's network but runs on fast, stable infrastructure. Websites see the trusted residential ISP while you get datacenter speed. HProxy offers ISP two ways: a rotating pool billed per gigabyte, and a dedicated static IP billed per IP.
Rotating ISP is a large pool of ISP exits: every request can come out of a fresh IP, and you are billed for the gigabytes you move. Static ISP hands you one fixed address that never changes and that you hold for as long as you keep it, billed per IP with unlimited bandwidth. Rotating suits volume and changing footprints; static suits accounts and long sessions that need the same trusted IP.
Both carry residential trust. Residential IPs come from real home devices; ISP IPs sit on ISP ranges hosted for datacenter speed and stability. Rotating ISP works much like residential but on ISP-grade IPs, while static ISP holds one address for as long as you own it.
Datacenter IPs sit on known cloud ranges. ISP IPs are registered to consumer internet providers instead and run on data-center hardware, so you get a home-provider IP with datacenter speed.
Two ways. The rotating pool is billed per gigabyte, so you pay for the traffic you move. A dedicated static IP is billed per IP with unlimited bandwidth through it, so a fixed address that never changes costs a flat rate rather than being metered.
US and EU ISP ranges, with more regions added over time. Country targeting is included on both the rotating and the static product.
Anything that benefits from a trusted, stable IP: managing multiple accounts for your own brand, keeping long research or dashboard sessions on a single address, ad verification, price and market research, and collecting public data from sites that block datacenter ranges. Static ISP keeps one identity on a single address, while rotating ISP spreads trusted traffic across a pool.
For rotating ISP, size your GB balance to how much traffic you expect to move. For static ISP, one IP per identity you want kept separate: roughly one address per account or small group of accounts. Rotating scales by adding gigabytes, static by adding IPs.
They carry the same residential trust signal as a home connection, so they behave far more consistently than datacenter ranges that get filtered in bulk. Used at a normal pace, an ISP IP delivers stable, reliable sessions, which is why they hold accounts and long logins so well.
Know the words
The terms, and the guides.
What ISP actually means, and how it differs from residential.
- ISP proxy
- A proxy hosted in a data center but registered to a consumer ISP, combining datacenter speed and stability with the trust of a residential network.
- Static proxy
- A proxy that keeps the same IP address for your exclusive use over an extended period, rather than rotating it between requests.
- Dedicated proxy
- A proxy IP address assigned to a single customer, so its reputation reflects only your own traffic.
- ASN
- An autonomous system number identifies the network that owns a block of IP addresses, and it is how sites tell a home connection from a data center.