✓ last verified 2026-08-07 · every figure read from the provider’s live pricing page on that date · how we verify
ISP (static residential) proxies: consumer-ISP-registered IPs on datacenter infrastructure — residential reputation, datacenter stability, billed per IP. Verified entry pricing spans $0.98 to $16 per IP, a 16× spread for the same product category — exactly why a dated table matters.
The verified table
| Provider | Best verified rate | Plan | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Rayobyte | $4.6/IP | static from | rotating ISP from $3.75/GB; rotating DC from $0.30/GB; mobile as low as $0.50/GB |
Picks by scenario
- Proxy-Seller — verified from $0.98/IP — the budget benchmark for dedicated static IPs.
- Proxy-Cheap — verified $2.71/mo static residential with a $1.99 7-day trial.
- NodeMaven — verified from $2.99/IP with residential-grade pool marketing.
- Rayobyte — verified from $4.60/IP static, plus rotating ISP from $3.75/GB.
- Oxylabs — verified from $16 entry — the enterprise ISP option.
Ranked by verified pricing and published terms; independent performance benchmarking is on the roadmap and will change these rankings when it lands. No sponsored placement, ever.
FAQ
What are ISP proxies used for?
Anything needing one stable, trusted identity: managed accounts, storefront monitoring under login, ticketing, long sessions that rotating pools would break.
Why is the price spread so large?
Subnet quality and ASN diversity differ, but so does margin. This is the category where comparison shopping pays hardest — a verified $0.98/IP and a verified $16 entry coexist in the same market.
ISP proxy or sticky residential session?
Sticky sessions hold an IP for minutes; ISP proxies hold it for your whole term. Sessions cost bandwidth ($/GB), ISP costs per-IP — persistent low-bandwidth work is almost always cheaper on ISP.