What is an ISP proxy?
An IPv4 address registered to a consumer ISP, hosted in a datacenter, fixed for the rental.
Guides
Plain explanations and tested code for static ISP and datacenter IPs: what they are, how to check them, how many to buy and how to set them up.
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Where can I find static proxy guides?
SteadyProxy static proxy guides cover 13 practical topics. They explain what an ISP proxy is and whether static residential IPs are really residential. They show how to check that an IP stays static, how many IPs to buy and why /24 subnets matter. Setup guides cover allowlisting, browsers, Python, Playwright, Selenium and SOCKS5. Every code sample was checked on 19 October 2026.
| Number of guides | 13 |
|---|---|
| Code languages | Python, Node.js (JavaScript), bash with curl, PowerShell, nginx |
| Test endpoints | api.ipify.org and ipinfo.io/json |
| Code checks | Python with py_compile, JavaScript with node --check, scripts run through a test proxy, 19 October 2026 |
| Products covered | ISP (static residential) and dedicated datacenter IPs, 30 days per IP |
| Price | From $2.24 per ISP IP and $1.34 per datacenter IP, 30 days, as of October 2026 |
An IPv4 address registered to a consumer ISP, hosted in a datacenter, fixed for the rental.
What residential really refers to, and how to read WHOIS, ASN and usage type yourself.
Log the IP, ASN and location every hour for 24 hours with tested curl and Python scripts.
Rental, session and IP lifetime are three clocks; here is what each means for planning.
Count one IP per account, client, location and allowlist, plus spares, with a worked example.
A table of 9 tasks shows when a static IP fits and when rotation fits better.
Why IPs in one /24 share risk, and a script that counts your subnets.
Five steps from exit IP to a tested firewall or SaaS allowlist entry, with a backup.
One profile per static IP in Chrome, Edge and Firefox, with a two-step check.
Tested code for one proxy, one IP per account, and the meaning of common errors.
One static IP per browser or per context, in Python and Node.js.
Why a login in --proxy-server fails, and two working fixes: IP allowlist or a local forwarder.
curl, Python and Firefox over SOCKS5, with DNS resolved by the proxy.
Start with what is an ISP proxy? if the product is new to you, then read are static residential proxies really residential? before you compare offers. If you already have IPs, run the static IP test first, then open the setup guide for your tool. Terms such as ASN, CIDR and exit IP are defined in the glossary. Plans and prices are on the pricing page.
Yes. The scripts take a host, a port, a username and a password, which every static proxy provider supplies in some form. Our gateway host and ports appear only as defaults. Replace them with the values of your own IPs. The test endpoints, api.ipify.org and ipinfo.io, are public and work with any proxy.
On 19 October 2026, every Python sample passed python -m py_compile and the JavaScript sample passed node --check. The Requests, SOCKS5, static-test and forwarder scripts also ran through a local test proxy that requires a username and password, against api.ipify.org and ipinfo.io. Browser automation samples were syntax-checked only.
In your dashboard. Your IP list (host, port, username, password, country, end date) appears in your dashboard once the IPs are allocated. Each static IP has its own four values, so copy them per IP rather than building them from a pattern. With the IP allowlist method, you need only the host and port.
Read what is an ISP proxy? and how many static IPs do I need?. The full product comparison is on ISP vs residential vs datacenter proxies. In short, choose ISP IPs when the ISP network name matters, and datacenter IPs for allowlists.
They apply to legitimate uses only, such as managing your own or your clients' business accounts, local price and search checks, rank tracking, B2B allowlisting and QA testing. Every use must follow our acceptable use policy. Some targets are blocked on every IP: Banking, government, payment-portal and ticketing sites, plus SMTP (email-sending) ports 25, 465 and 587.
From $2.24 per ISP IP · 30 days · no KYC
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