10 Best Static Residential Proxy Providers (2026)
The 10 best static residential proxy providers of 2026 for account management and long sessions, compared on price per IP, countries, terms and replacements.
By ProxyGlance Editorial Team · Updated
A static residential proxy is a single, fixed IP address registered to a consumer internet provider that stays yours for as long as you rent it. Where rotating residential proxies hide you in a crowd of changing IPs, a static residential IP gives you a consistent, trusted identity — the same household-looking visitor, every session.
That consistency is what account-based work needs. E-commerce marketplaces, social networks and ad platforms often flag logins that jump between IPs, and many tools and services whitelist a specific address. We compared 16 providers that sell static residential proxies and picked the 10 best for long-term use.
How we chose
We reviewed each provider's official pricing, product and policy pages in October 2026, focusing on what matters for long-lived IPs: price per IP over a month or longer, country coverage, available rental terms, replacement and refund policies, bandwidth limits and authentication options. These picks are based on published specifications and policies, not on our own performance testing. See our review process.
Static residential vs ISP proxies
Nearly every provider here sells static residential and ISP proxies as the same product. If you are comparing on speed, bulk pricing or rotating ISP pools, read our ISP proxy guide. This guide ranks providers on how well they work as a stable, long-term identity.
Quick picks
- Best overall: Decodo — dedicated static IPs from $9.99 with city, state and ASN targeting, a trial and a refund policy.
- Best for enterprise: Bright Data — 1.3M+ IPs and $1.30 per IP at 1,000 IPs.
- Best country choice on a budget: ProxyEmpire — 24 countries from $3.50 down to $2 per IP.
- Best for US carrier-native IPs: HypeProxies — AT&T and Verizon plans, plus private /24 subnets.
- Best for flexible terms: IPRoyal — rentals from 24 hours to 90 days in 31+ countries.
Comparison table
| Provider | Countries | Entry price | Rental terms | Replacements / refunds |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Decodo | About 18 | $9.99 for 3 dedicated IPs | Monthly | 14-day money-back on first purchase, with conditions |
| Bright Data | Not listed | $1.80/IP (10 IPs) | Monthly | Not published on pricing page |
| ProxyEmpire | 24 | $3.50/IP | Monthly | Sales final |
| HypeProxies | US only | $65 for 50 IPs | Monthly or quarterly | Refund within 3 days for technical issues |
| IPRoyal | 31+ | $1.80/IP (24 h) | 24 h to 90 days | Refund within 24 h, 500 MB or less used |
| Geonix | 24 | $2.70/IP (30 days) | 30 days | Refund within 24 h if checks fail |
| Proxy-Seller | Not listed | $1.50 for 1 IP | 1 week to 12 months | Refund or replacement within 24 h |
| NodeMaven | 8 | $2.99/IP (30 days, discounted) | 30 or 90 days | One free full IP-pack swap |
| MarsProxies | 40+ locations | $2.99 for 1 IP | 1, 30 or 90 days | Refund within 24 h, defects only |
| FloppyData | 8 | $49 for 20 IPs | Monthly | Strict conditions within 3 days |
Prices are as published in October 2026 and change often.
1. Decodo — Best overall
Decodo (formerly Smartproxy) describes its ISP product as static residential, and its IPs stay static for as long as you keep the plan. The smallest dedicated plan is 3 IPs for $9.99, which is a low-risk way to start, and the price falls to $2.50 per IP at 200 IPs. A shared option costs less if you don't need exclusive IPs.
For account work, the useful extras are city, state and ASN targeting (so you can match an IP to an account's usual location), a 3-day trial and a 14-day money-back guarantee on first purchases (with usage conditions). Coverage is about 18 countries.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Countries | About 18, including US, UK, DE, FR, CA, AU, JP |
| Pricing | $9.99 for 3 dedicated IPs → $2.50/IP at 200 IPs; shared option |
| Targeting | Country, state, city, ASN |
| Protocols | HTTP(S), SOCKS5 |
Pros
- Small, cheap starter plan
- Location targeting to match accounts
- Trial and money-back guarantee
Cons
- About 18 countries only
- Several conflicting starting prices across its pages
2. Bright Data — Best for enterprise
Bright Data's static residential (ISP) network is the largest on this list at 1.3M+ IPs, and its per-IP pricing is competitive at scale: $1.80 each for 10 IPs and $1.30 each for 1,000 IPs per month. For organizations that need to document their proxy supply chain, Bright Data's ISO 27001, SOC 2 and SOC 3 certifications are a significant advantage.
Smaller buyers may find the 10-IP minimum and Bright Data's enterprise-oriented account process more than they need.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Pool | 1.3M+ ISP IPs |
| Pricing | $1.80/IP (10 IPs) → $1.30/IP (1,000 IPs) |
| Protocols | HTTP(S), SOCKS5 |
| Compliance | ISO 27001, SOC 2, SOC 3 |
Pros
- Largest static residential pool
- Low price at 1,000 IPs
- Enterprise compliance credentials
Cons
- 10-IP minimum on public pricing
- Country coverage not listed on the pricing page
3. ProxyEmpire — Best country choice on a budget
ProxyEmpire explicitly treats static residential and ISP proxies as the same thing and sells them in 24 countries, including the US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Japan, South Korea, Brazil, India and Switzerland. A single IP costs $3.50 a month, falling to $2 per IP at 2,000 IPs.
Two limits matter for long-term use: there's no targeting below country level, and "unlimited" traffic comes with a soft cap of 100 GB per IP per month. There's no trial for static IPs, and the terms say sales are final.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Countries | 24 |
| Pricing | $3.50/IP → $2.00/IP (2,000 IPs) per month |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited with a 100 GB/IP/month soft cap |
| Targeting | Country only |
Pros
- Wide country list
- Buy a single IP
- Clear about what the product is
Cons
- 100 GB per IP soft cap
- No city or ISP targeting
- No trial, sales final
4. HypeProxies — Best for US carrier-native IPs
HypeProxies sells only US static residential (ISP) IPs, hosted in Ashburn and Dallas. Its standard plans are among the cheapest per IP — $65 for 50 IPs, $125 for 100 and $300 for a private /24 subnet of 254 IPs, with quarterly billing from about $1.06 per IP per month. It also sells carrier-native AT&T and Verizon plans at about $2 per IP, which some platforms trust more than generic ISP ranges, though these are frequently out of stock.
The 50-IP minimum makes it a better fit for teams than individuals. You can request a free trial without a credit card.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Countries | US only |
| Pricing | $1.30/IP (50) → $1.18/IP (/24); carrier-native about $2/IP |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited, 10 Gbps |
| Auth | Username/password only |
Pros
- Carrier-native AT&T and Verizon options
- Private /24 subnets
- Free trial, no card
Cons
- US only
- 50-IP minimum
- Carrier plans often out of stock
5. IPRoyal — Best for flexible terms
IPRoyal's static residential proxies (sold as ISP proxies) come in rental terms from 24 hours (from $1.80) to 30 days (from $2.70) and 90 days (from $2.40 per month). That range makes it easy to test an IP with a new account for a day before committing to a quarter. Coverage spans more than 31 countries, and bandwidth and threads are unlimited.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Countries | 31+ |
| Pricing | 24 h from $1.80; 30 days from $2.70; 90 days from $2.40/month |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited |
| Refund | Within 24 h, 500 MB or less used |
Pros
- Terms from one day to three months
- 31+ countries
- Unlimited bandwidth
Cons
- Location targeting limited to country, state and city
- Short refund window
6. Geonix — Best for whitelisting workflows
Geonix (formerly Proxy-Sale) sells dedicated static residential IPs in 24 countries with unlimited traffic, at $2.70 for a single IP for 30 days and about $1.40 per IP at 2,000 IPs. It supports both username/password and IP-whitelist authentication, which is handy when you're connecting from a fixed office or server. It has operated since 2014 and is registered in Bulgaria.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Countries | 24 |
| Pricing | $2.70 (1 IP, 30 days) → about $1.40/IP (2,000 IPs) |
| Auth | Username/password or IP whitelist |
| Protocols | HTTP(S), SOCKS5 |
Pros
- Dedicated IPs with unlimited traffic
- IP-whitelist authentication
- EU-registered company
Cons
- Single IPs cost more than at most rivals
- Tight refund conditions
7. Proxy-Seller — Best for long-term rentals
Proxy-Seller's static residential (ISP) proxies can be rented for anything from 1 week to 12 months, starting from a single IP ($1.50), with prices from $0.98 per IP depending on volume and term. Long terms are useful for accounts you plan to run for a year, because you avoid monthly renewals and the risk of losing your IPs. The company sources IPs through direct agreements with ISPs and claims ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certification.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Pricing | $1.50 for 1 IP; from $0.98/IP |
| Terms | 1 week to 12 months |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited |
| Policy | Refund or replacement within 24 h if a fault is verified |
Pros
- Terms up to 12 months
- No minimum order
- Low per-IP prices
Cons
- Country list and per-term prices aren't clearly published
8. NodeMaven — Best replacement policy
NodeMaven calls its ISP IPs static residential and includes one free swap of your full IP pack, which matters for static IPs: if a target site has already flagged your range, you can start again without paying twice. At the time of writing, a 30-day IP cost $2.99 (discounted from $4.99) and a 90-day plan cost $7.79. Coverage is limited to 8 countries, with unlimited traffic and UDP support.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Countries | 8 (US, UK, DE, HK, BR, IT, FR, PL) |
| Pricing | $2.99/IP for 30 days; $7.79 for 90 days (discounted) |
| Protocols | HTTP, SOCKS5, UDP |
| Extras | One free full IP-pack swap |
Pros
- Free IP-pack swap
- UDP support
- Low current price
Cons
- Only 8 countries
- Discounted prices may end
9. MarsProxies — Best for single-IP tests
MarsProxies sells static residential (ISP) IPs individually, for 1, 30 or 90 days, at $2.99 for a single IP down to $2.09 per IP at 1,000 IPs. City or state targeting is available for a small extra fee, and bandwidth is unlimited. Its pricing overview lists 40+ ISP locations.
There's no free trial, so a single one-day IP is the cheapest way to check it against your target.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Locations | 40+ |
| Pricing | $2.99 (1 IP) → $2.09/IP (1,000 IPs) |
| Terms | 1, 30 or 90 days |
| Targeting | City or state for a small fee |
Pros
- Buy a single IP for a single day
- City and state targeting available
- Unlimited bandwidth
Cons
- No free trial
- Refunds only for defects within 24 h
10. FloppyData — Best value bundles
FloppyData sells static residential (ISP) IPs in monthly bundles: 20 IPs for $49, 50 for $99 and 100 for $179 ($1.79 each). The IPs are spread across 8 countries (US, UK, Germany, France, Brazil, Hong Kong, Romania and Turkey), with unlimited bandwidth and HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 (including UDP). FloppyData is a young, UAE-registered company.
| Key facts | |
|---|---|
| Countries | 8 |
| Pricing | $49 (20 IPs) → $179 (100 IPs) per month |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 (UDP) |
| Refund | Within 3 days, strict conditions |
Pros
- Low per-IP price in bundles
- SOCKS5 with UDP
- Unlimited bandwidth
Cons
- Sold only in bundles of 20 or more
- 8 countries
- Young company
Other providers we considered
- Rayobyte — static ISP in 6 countries at $5 per IP for small orders, with a 2-day money-back guarantee.
- Novada — claims static ISP coverage in 110+ countries, from $3.50 per IP down to $1.18 at 300+ IPs.
- Infatica — about 23 countries from $1.95 to $3 per IP, but no refunds or replacements, even for banned IPs.
- HydraProxy — ISP proxies in 24 countries from $4 per IP, with replacements but no cancellations.
- Geonode — from $1.75 to $1.25 per IP, but essentially US-only.
- IPCook — 8 countries from about $1.40 per IP at volume, with small inventories.
- Live Proxies — its US static residential product was listed as unavailable at the time of writing.
How to use static residential proxies for accounts
One account, one IP. The main reason to buy static IPs is to give each account a consistent identity. Sharing one IP across many accounts on the same platform links them together.
Match the IP's location to the account. An account registered in Texas that suddenly logs in from Germany looks suspicious. Use providers with state or city targeting (Decodo, IPRoyal, MarsProxies) when location matters.
Prefer longer terms for long-lived accounts. Losing an IP at renewal can trigger security checks. Monthly or quarterly renewals that keep the same IPs, or annual rentals (Proxy-Seller), reduce that risk.
Check the replacement policy before you buy. Static IPs can arrive already flagged by your target. Free swaps (NodeMaven) or verified replacements (Proxy-Seller, HydraProxy) protect you; some providers offer none.
Pair with a matching browser profile. Platforms check more than the IP. An antidetect browser that keeps the time zone, language and fingerprint consistent with the IP's location completes the identity.
Related guides
Compare these providers on speed and bulk pricing in our ISP proxy guide. For the highest-trust IPs, see mobile proxies; for scraping at scale, see residential proxies.
Frequently asked questions
What is a static residential proxy?
A static residential proxy is a fixed IP address registered to a consumer internet provider that stays assigned to you for the whole rental period. Unlike rotating residential proxies, the IP doesn't change, so websites see the same trusted, residential-looking visitor every time.
What is the difference between static residential and ISP proxies?
In practice, they are usually the same product. Almost every provider in this guide states that its static residential proxies are ISP proxies: IPs registered to consumer ISPs but hosted on fast datacenter servers. Our ISP proxy guide focuses on speed and rotating ISP options; this guide focuses on using a fixed IP as a long-term identity.
What are static residential proxies used for?
They are mostly used where a stable identity matters: managing e-commerce seller, social media and ad accounts, staying logged in to platforms that flag IP changes, sneaker and ticket purchases, and accessing services that whitelist a specific IP.
How long can I keep a static residential IP?
As long as you keep renewing it. Providers sell rental periods from 24 hours (IPRoyal) or a single day (MarsProxies) to 90 days or 12 months (Proxy-Seller), and you usually keep the same IPs when you renew.
Can a static residential IP get blocked?
Yes. Because you use the same IP repeatedly, a block from one site affects you until the IP is replaced. Check each provider's replacement policy: some offer free swaps, while others offer no replacements once IPs are delivered.
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