Name: ISP Proxies
Brand: NanoIP

Question 1

What is an ISP proxy?

Accepted Answer

An ISP proxy is a static IP address registered under a real Internet Service Provider but served from datacenter infrastructure. Websites classify it as a residential address, while you get datacenter-grade speed and stability. The IP is dedicated to you for the whole plan period.

Question 2

How do ISP proxies differ from residential and datacenter proxies?

Accepted Answer

Residential proxies rotate through real home devices and are best for high-volume collection. Datacenter proxies are fast but easy for sites to classify as hosting traffic. ISP proxies sit in between: a fixed, ISP-registered address with datacenter performance, made for long-lived sessions where the identity must not change.

Question 3

Do I keep the same IP for the whole period?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Each dedicated ISP plan gives you one fixed IP that stays the same for the full 30, 60, 120, 180 or 360 days. Nobody else uses it during that time, so your sessions, logins and reputation on target platforms stay tied to a single address.

Question 4

What is the difference between dedicated and shared ISP proxies?

Accepted Answer

Dedicated ISP proxies are used only by you. Shared ISP proxies are used by a small number of customers at the same time, which lowers the price but means you share the address history. NanoIP currently sells dedicated plans, and shared plans are launching soon.

Question 5

Which countries and regions are available?

Accepted Answer

ISP proxies are available in the United States, United Kingdom, Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Vietnam, Thailand, Indonesia and other markets. You pick the country when you buy, and each country page lists the details for that location.

Question 6

How are ISP proxies billed?

Accepted Answer

You pay a fixed price per IP for a chosen period of 30 to 360 days, and the longer plans work out cheaper per day. There are no traffic charges because bandwidth is unlimited for the whole period. Current rates are listed in the plan table above.

Question 7

Is bandwidth limited on ISP proxies?

Accepted Answer

No. Dedicated ISP proxies include unlimited bandwidth, so you can run data-heavy workflows, downloads and long sessions without watching a traffic meter. Fair-use rules apply only to abusive traffic patterns.

Question 8

Which protocols are supported?

Accepted Answer

HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with username and password authentication or IP whitelisting. The proxy works with browsers, anti-detect tools, automation frameworks and any software that accepts a standard proxy endpoint.

Question 9

Can I renew and keep the same IP when a plan expires?

Accepted Answer

Yes. Renew before the plan ends and the same IP stays assigned to you, so accounts and sessions tied to it keep working. If a plan lapses, the IP is released back to the pool and may be assigned to another customer.

Question 10

What are ISP proxies best used for?

Accepted Answer

Account management, social media operations, e-commerce storefronts, ticketing and any task that needs one trusted IP for weeks. They also suit long-running sessions where a changing address would prompt extra verification steps.

ISP Proxies: Static Residential IPs at Datacenter Speed

What is an ISP proxy?

Static, dedicated IPs

Residential trust, datacenter speed

Built for long sessions

ISP proxy locations

Why teams choose NanoIP

Best of Both Worlds

Highest Trust Score

Static Residential IPs

Unlimited Bandwidth

Long-Lived Sessions

Zero Connection Drops

ISP proxy plans

Works with your anti-detect browser and automation stack

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