ISP Proxies for Teams and Residential Proxies for Agencies, in the Same Dashboard
Our main product is the dedicated mobile line, one SIM in one device per customer. Some of a team's work does not fit that shape: a fixed address that must not change for months, or light sampling across hundreds of places. For those we sell two more products in the same dashboard. ISP proxies for teams are fixed IPv4 addresses owned by US carriers and cable companies, priced per IP per month and sold in batches. Residential proxies for agencies are data by the gigabyte through household connections in 190-plus countries, with a shared mobile pool beside them. This page explains both plainly so a fleet owner can decide which part of the team's work each should carry.
Static ISP proxies: fixed addresses by the batch
Each ISP unit is one fixed IPv4 address registered to the company in the row (AT&T, Comcast, Frontier, RCN, T-Mobile and others), routed through Virginia for the US rows, sold in batches of ten or more on terms of one, three, six or twelve months. One login per order: username and password, IP whitelist or SOCKS5. The table shows the current rows and the price per IP per month.
| Static ISP line | Where | Per IP per month | Min. order |
|---|---|---|---|
| AT&T Native | US, Virginia | $4 | 10 IPs |
| AT&T Fresh | US, Virginia | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| Comcast Native | US, Virginia | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| Frontier Native | US, Virginia | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| RCN Fresh | US, Virginia | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| T-Mobile Legacy | US, Virginia | $2.10 | 10 IPs |
| Orange Fresh | France | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| DTAG Fresh | United Kingdom | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| Telus Fresh | Canada | $2.40 | Sold out |
- Term: 1, 3, 6 or 12 months
- Login: username and password / IP whitelist / SOCKS5
- One login per order
- Order size: 10 IPs and up
Residential and mobile pool: data by the gigabyte
Buy gigabytes, then generate proxy lists aimed at a country, state, city or ASN. Residential data runs $2 per GB through household connections; the mobile pool runs $10 per GB through shared real 4G and 5G phones. Sticky sessions up to 30 minutes or a new address per request. Data never expires and can be topped up at any time.
- 190+ countries
- Target: country, state, city, ASN
- Sticky up to 30 minutes
- Or a new IP per request
- Data never expires
- Top up any time
- Shared 4G and 5G pool
- Target: country, state, city
- Sticky up to 30 minutes
- Data never expires
Buy residential data Dedicated mobile lines
The three products in one sentence each
A dedicated mobile line is one carrier SIM in one device in one metro, yours alone for the term, flat price, unmetered data: the thing the rest of this site is about. A static ISP proxy is one fixed address on a US carrier or cable network that stays the same for the whole term, priced per IP per month, bought ten or more at a time. Residential proxy data is gigabytes spent through household connections anywhere in 190-plus countries, addresses handed out per request or per short sticky session, priced per GB.
Teams generally run their account work and metro verification on lines, keep a batch of ISP addresses for things that must never change address, and keep a residential balance for wide, light sampling.
What an ISP order contains
A batch of fixed IPv4 addresses from one row of the table, ten or more, for one, three, six or twelve months. The AT&T Native row is $4 per IP per month; AT&T Fresh, Comcast Native, Frontier Native and RCN Fresh are $2.40 per IP per month; T-Mobile Legacy is $2.10 per IP per month. Two non-US rows exist for teams that need them: DTAG Fresh reads as UK and Orange Fresh as France, both $2.40 per IP per month; Telus Fresh for Canada is listed but sold out. US rows route through Virginia, so a lookup places the address in Virginia regardless of the owning company's home market.
Every order has one login: a username and password, an IP whitelist, or SOCKS5. Auto-renew is optional. Extending an order keeps the original per-IP price. Removing addresses early is not refunded, so size the batch to what the team will actually hold for the term. In the dashboard the addresses appear under My Proxies next to your lines, so a fleet owner sees everything in one place.
What a residential order contains
A gigabyte balance at $2 per GB, drawn down as traffic passes. From the balance you generate proxy strings with the targeting you want: a country, a state, a city, an ASN; sticky for up to 30 minutes or rotating on every request. The addresses are household connections in 190-plus countries, shared with other customers over time. Data never expires; top up whenever you like; auto top-up can be switched on to buy more when under a tenth remains; and if the order is removed within seven days, unused gigabytes return to your balance.
The mobile pool is the same model through shared real 4G and 5G phones, at $10 per GB, targeted by country, state or city, with the same expiry and refund rules. It is a pool, not a line: addresses are shared, you do not hold a device, and it is for breadth rather than for the consistency a dedicated line gives.
Which product for which team job
Account work per client, campaign verification per metro, anything that needs one consistent US mobile identity that you control and rotate yourself: a dedicated mobile line per client or seat. Whitelisted access to a partner system, a long-running integration, a monitoring job that must come from the same address for a year: a batch of static ISP addresses. Price checks in two hundred cities, availability sampling across many countries, a crawl of public pages at low volume per place: residential data by the GB. A short burst of mobile-type addresses across places where you hold no line: the mobile pool by the GB.
Costs follow the shape. A line is a flat figure per month however much it moves. An ISP batch is a flat figure per IP per month. Residential and mobile pool costs scale with bytes, so they suit light work and surprise teams on heavy work.
Buying and managing in the dashboard
Open Buy Proxy in the dashboard and choose the Mobile, Residential or ISP tile; the Telegram bot offers the same three. ISP orders ask for the row, the batch size and the term. Residential and mobile pool orders ask for the number of gigabytes. Payment is from your balance or by card, PayPal, crypto, Zelle or wire, the same as for lines. Everything you hold, lines and ISP batches and data balances, is listed under My Proxies, and the people who run your fleet can be given the ISP login or residential strings without needing the dashboard.
Support for all three products is the same team at [email protected] and on the Telegram bot, 24 hours a day.
Limits worth knowing before ordering
ISP addresses are fixed and shared with nobody, but they read as Virginia and as a business or ISP type on lookups, not as a mobile consumer; they are not a substitute for a mobile line where mobile type matters. Residential and mobile pool addresses are shared with other customers over time and cannot be held beyond the session window. Neither product has unmetered data in the way a line does: ISP orders are per address and residential orders are per gigabyte. There is no reseller programme for any of the three.
ISP proxies for teams and residential proxies for agencies: questions
What is the smallest ISP order?
Ten addresses from one row for one month. Larger batches and longer terms (three, six, twelve months) are available; extensions keep the original per-IP price.
Where do the ISP addresses geolocate?
US rows route through Virginia and read as Virginia on lookups, under the owning company's name. DTAG Fresh reads as UK and Orange Fresh as France.
Does residential data expire?
No. The gigabyte balance stays until used. Top up at any time or switch on auto top-up for when it falls under a tenth.
Can I get my gigabytes back?
If the residential or mobile pool order is removed within seven days, unused gigabytes return to your balance. ISP addresses removed early are not refunded.
Is the mobile pool the same as a dedicated line?
No. The pool is shared real phones by the GB at $10 per GB, for breadth. A line is your own SIM and device at a flat price for consistency.
Can my team use the ISP login without the dashboard?
Yes. One order has one login (username and password, whitelist or SOCKS5); hand it to the seat or system that needs the fixed addresses.
Which is right for verification across many cities?
Residential data by the GB for breadth across hundreds of places; dedicated lines for the metros you must sample consistently and often.