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Residential proxies: IP addresses of home connections
Residential proxies work through IP addresses that internet providers hand out to ordinary household subscribers. To online services, traffic from these addresses is indistinguishable from a private user.
What the plan includes
- Countries in stock
- 37 — Germany, France, United Kingdom, Australia, Argentina, Hong Kong, Finland and more
- Price
- from $6.19 per 30 days
- Rental period
- 30 days
- Protocols
- HTTP and SOCKS5
- IP rotation
- your choice — static or rotating address
- Access type
- private only
Country coverage and pricing depend on supplier stock. The storefront always shows the current list.
When residential addresses are the right pick
The key difference from datacenter proxies is who owns the address. A residential IP is registered to an internet provider and its household subscriber, so services have no formal marker to classify that traffic as server-side.
The static option keeps the same address for the whole rental period, which suits work where changing IP mid-session is unwanted. The rotating option changes the address and fits distributed tasks better.
Residential items are sold with private access only: the address is not shared with other buyers.
Typical scenarios
Region-locked services
Working with platforms that limit access by user country.
SERP checks
Comparing search results and pricing across regions.
E-commerce
Running several stores and working with marketplaces.
Long sessions
Tasks that need the same address throughout the work.
Pick a residential proxy
The storefront opens on the residential segment — choose a country and address type.
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Access
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Residential proxy FAQ
How do residential proxies differ from mobile ones?
A residential address belongs to a fixed home connection, a mobile one to a cellular carrier. Mobile proxies are always rotating, while residential ones let you choose a static address on a 30-day term.
How much do residential proxies cost?
From $6.19 per 30 days. The final price depends on the country and on whether the address is static or rotating.
Can I get a static residential IP?
Yes — the storefront filter lets you choose between a static and a rotating address. A static one is kept for the entire rental period.
How many countries are available?
37 on the storefront, including Germany, France, the United Kingdom, Australia, Hong Kong and Argentina.
Is shared access available for residential proxies?
No. Residential items are sold with private access only — the address is not shared with other buyers.