Native IPs, billed monthly
Billed per IP per month with unlimited traffic; the IP stays the same across renewals, for stores, live streams and ad accounts.
Native residential IP With a chosen city $6/IP/month
From $5/IP/monthStatic residential · ISP-native
Native Residential IP: Static Residential Proxies
Dedicated IPs that local ISPs assign to real home broadband, so platforms see a residential network. Keep one fixed for months on a store, TikTok or ad account, or buy short-term IP packs for sign-ups and verification.
- Real home broadband from local ISPs; the ASN reads residential
- Dedicated and fixed: one IP per account
- Long-term From $5/IP/month with unlimited traffic; short-term packs never expire
Starting at Long-term Static Residential IPFrom $5/IP/monthShort-term Static Residential IPFrom $0.17/IP
- Countries & regions
- 195+
- Long-term native IP
- From $5/IP/month
- On traffic & concurrency
- No caps
Native residential IP use cases
For accounts that need to sign in as the same local user for months.
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One IP per store on Amazon, Shopee and eBay
Each store signs in to its seller dashboard from a long-term native IP in its registration country: a consistent login history, and every store on its own network.
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TikTok live streaming and account IPs
Bind each TikTok account to a long-term native IP in its target country so its region stays steady. Billing is per IP with no traffic cap, so long live streams cost no more.
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Fixed login IP for Facebook and Google ad accounts
Sign in to ad accounts from a residential IP in the advertiser's own region every time, and cut the extra security checks that location changes trigger.
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Instagram and YouTube accounts across markets
Each country's brand account gets its own local dedicated IP, never shared. Team members connect to that IP with credentials from their own devices.
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Payout and payment dashboards from one region
Sign in to payout platforms and payment dashboards from a native IP in the account's country, so the login region matches the profile and extra checks come up less.
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Sign-ups and verification on short-term static IPs
Sign-up and email or SMS verification need one IP throughout, and a 1–24 hour short-term IP covers it. Accounts meant to last should register on a long-term IP.
Native residential IP plans and billing
Long-term native IPs: From $5/IP/month ($6/IP/month with a chosen city). Short-term static residential IPs come in IP packs from 40 IPs for $15.60 down to $0.17/IP on the 2,400-IP pack. Both are billed per IP with unlimited traffic.
Long-term Static Residential IP
Short-term Static Residential IP
Short-term IP packs
Priced by the number of IPs in the pack, and packs never expire. Each IP is dedicated to you for 1–24 hours with unlimited traffic.
- 40-IP pack $15.60 $0.39/IP
- 100-IP pack $36.00 $0.36/IP
- 200-IP pack $58.00 $0.29/IP
- 400-IP pack $92.00 $0.23/IP
- 1,800-IP pack $360.00 $0.20/IP
- 2,400-IP pack $408.00 $0.17/IP
Prices in USD. Long-term native IPs are billed monthly; short-term IP packs never expire once purchased. The same long-term product also offers Broadcast residential IPs at $4/IP/month and Datacenter IPs at $3/IP/month; see their pages for details.
Native residential IP vs broadcast, rotating and datacenter IPs
How the five IP types differ in source, stability, trust and billing. For the architecture behind native versus broadcast residential ranges, see our Native IP explainer.
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| Dimension | Native Residential This page | Broadcast Residential | Dynamic Residential | Datacenter | Mobile Device |
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| IP source | Real home / mobile broadband assigned by local ISPs | Residential-registered ranges announced via BGP from data centers | Rotating pool of real residential connections worldwide | Cloud / data-center ASNs | Real devices on real carriers' 4G/5G networks |
| Fixed IP? | Fixed and exclusive (long-term monthly; short-term 1–24 hours per IP) | Fixed and exclusive (monthly) | Rotates per request or keeps a sticky session | Static DC IPs are fixed and exclusive (monthly); DC traffic is used per GB | Short-lived rotation; sticky sessions supported |
| Platform trust | Very high | High | High | Moderate: platforms can identify it as hosting | Very high, low platform risk |
| Speed / latency | Good, varies with the household line | Fast, enterprise backbone | Medium, varies by exit node | Very fast, low latency and high throughput | Depends on the mobile network; latency usually above fixed broadband |
| Billing | Long-term per IP per month; short-term in IP packs that never expire; traffic not metered | Per IP per month, traffic not metered | Per GB, or 30-day bandwidth plans with unmetered traffic | Per IP per month with unmetered traffic, or data-center traffic per GB | Per GB of traffic; packs never expire |
| Starting price | Long-term: From $5/IP/month · Short-term packs: From $0.17/IP | $4/IP/month | Traffic: From $0.8/GB · Bandwidth: From $980/30 days | Static: $3/IP/month · DC traffic: From $0.48/GB | From $1.6/GB (1,000 GB tier) |
| Good for | TikTok / social account nurturing, cross-border stores, ad accounts | Standard account management, e-commerce scraping, ad verification, market research | Web scraping, price / SERP monitoring, account sign-ups | Scraping low-protection sites, API access, bandwidth-heavy jobs | Short tasks: scraping, sign-ups and verification, one-off checkouts |
| Avoid for | Pure speed jobs, massive low-value scraping | Strict bank / payment risk checks | Accounts that need a long-term fixed identity | Social or e-commerce accounts on high-risk platforms | Stores, ad and payment accounts that need one IP long term |
Still choosing between types? Compare all plans in detail
Native residential IP specifications
- IP type
- Static residential (ISP), local home / mobile broadband
- Long-term lease
- 1 month – 1 year+, same IP on renewal
- Short-term lease
- 1 – 24 hours per IP
- Long-term price
- From $5/IP/month, billed monthly
- Short-term price
- From $15.60 for 40 IPs; packs never expire
- Usage
- Dedicated for the lease
- Coverage
- 195+ countries & regions
- Targeting
- Country / state / city / ASN
- Protocols
- HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5
- Peak bandwidth
- 50 Mbps
- Traffic & concurrency
- Unlimited traffic, unlimited concurrency
- Access
- API / user:pass / whitelist / port forwarding
Native residential IP FAQ
How much does a native residential IP cost?
Long-term native residential IPs are From $5/IP/month, billed per IP per month with unlimited traffic, and you keep the IP on renewal. Short-term IPs come in packs from 40 IPs for $15.60 down to $0.17/IP on the 2,400-IP pack, and packs never expire.
Native IP vs broadcast IP: what is the difference?
A native IP sends traffic from a real local household line and earns more platform trust, which suits stores, social and ad accounts. A broadcast IP sits on a residential-registered range hosted in a data center: faster and cheaper ($4/IP/month), good for scraping and standard accounts.
Is a native residential IP a good fit for TikTok?
Yes. TikTok reads IP, time zone and language to place an account in a market. Bind each account to a long-term native IP in its target country and set the device's time zone and language to match. Test upload speed before going live and keep a same-city backup IP.
Are static residential (ISP) proxies the same as native residential IPs?
Not quite. Static residential (ISP) proxies are residential-registered IPs that stay fixed for the lease, and they come in two kinds: native, on real home lines, and broadcast, hosted and announced over BGP. A native residential IP is the first kind; pick the Native sub-type on the long-term plan.
Long-term or short-term static IP: which should I choose?
If the account will live on, go long-term: rented monthly, with the same IP on renewal, for stores, live streams and ad accounts. If you need a fixed identity for a few hours to a day, go short-term: each IP is yours for 1–24 hours, for sign-ups, short campaigns and testing.
How many accounts can share one native IP?
For stores, ad accounts and other high-value accounts, keep one account per IP and stick with it. Accounts already linked under one entity, such as sub-users of a store, can share; putting unrelated accounts on one IP defeats the point of separate environments.