For individuals, teams and API developers
One clean home-broadband IP per account: steady sign-ins, fewer verification prompts and long chats that don't drop.
Native ISP IPs come from home broadband lines in the US, Japan and other markets, leased monthly; the address holds for the whole lease and stays yours on renewal.
Match the exit country to your billing address and phone number, then keep it: ChatGPT keeps seeing the same local home user.
United States
Japan
Singapore
United Kingdom
Germany
France
Canada
Australia
South KoreaUnited States Where many accounts and subscriptions are set up, and where new features often appear first United States residential IPs Japan Close to East Asian teams, and handy for Japanese chats and Japanese card billing Japan residential IPs Singapore A common base for Southeast Asian teams working in English and Chinese Singapore residential IPs United Kingdom UK home-broadband exits for teams working on European hours United Kingdom residential IPs Personal accounts, team seats, API services and long conversations each get the exit that suits them, so none drags the others down.
Writing, translation and code all run through it. Give the account a static residential IP on local home broadband: the sign-in location stays put, the IP has a clean record, and unusual-login alerts and repeat checks become rare.
Native ISP IPWhen a dozen people share one office exit and keep switching accounts, risk checks pile up. Give every member an IP so each signs in on their own line, and when someone leaves, retire just theirs.
Broadcast ISP IPBackends, plugins and automation scripts all send requests from one dedicated datacenter IP: high throughput, steady connections, logs that trace straight back to the source and one address for partners to allow-list.
Datacenter IPLong threads, file analysis, deep research and image generation all take a while and need a connection that holds. A static IP stays put for the whole lease, so the web and mobile apps aren't signed out by a jumping exit.
Static residentialAccounts people sign in to get static IPs, servers get datacenter IPs, and short jobs or country comparisons use short-term or rotating IPs.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Personal accounts, every day | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | Plus and Pro users sign in daily on desktop and phone. | One IP per account, with billing country and exit country aligned. |
| Teams with many seats | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | A Business (formerly Team) workspace of ten or more, each member signing in on their own. | Cheaper per IP than native, which adds up as seats grow; register one per person. |
| API and automation scripts | Datacenter IP$3/IP/month | Servers call the API all day or run plugins and workflows in batches. | Datacenter lines carry heavy throughput; keep them for servers, not web sign-ins. |
| Short stints and side projects | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | A trip, a short contract or a temporary member needs a steady exit for a while. | One IP for 1–24 hours from packs that don't expire. |
| Answers compared across countries | Dynamic residential · TrafficFrom $0.8/GB | You want to see how answers change when the same question is asked from other countries and languages. | Keep each conversation in one sticky session; billing is per GB. |
Repeat verification, errors mid-conversation and forced sign-outs every few days usually trace back to where your exit IP comes from and how steady it is.
| Aspect | Datacenter or shared IPs | NexIP native ISP IPs |
|---|---|---|
| Origin | Cloud ranges used by many people at once | Local home broadband, one account per IP |
| Signing in | Frequent checks and repeated sign-outs | A fixed location and few prompts |
| Long sessions | The exit jumps and chats break or error out | The address holds for the lease and stays online |
| Between accounts | Many accounts on one IP share each other's trouble | One exit each, so accounts stay independent |
Native or broadcast ISP IPs for personal and team accounts, datacenter IPs for the API, and short-term IPs or a ChatGPT residential proxy pool for short jobs and comparisons; checkout shows the final price.
Your account's own line: local home broadband, used by you alone, renewed monthly on the same address.
Team seats: a fixed exit per member at a lower unit price as you grow.
API and automation: a dedicated datacenter IP with heavy throughput and one source.
A few days of use: 1–24 hours per IP from packs that don't expire.
Answers across countries: per GB with unlimited concurrency.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with username-and-password or IP-allowlist auth; browsers, phones and SDKs take the standard proxy settings.
With your details in hand, one command shows whether the exit is your assigned IP in the country you chose.
curl -x http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/On iPhone, enter the same static IP's host, port and credentials in the Wi-Fi HTTP proxy; on Android, use a proxy app with SOCKS5. Web and mobile then sign in from one place.
OpenAI's Python SDK and curl read the proxy variables, so one setting on the server sends API requests out through that exit; in Node.js, set the proxy on the HTTP client.
export HTTPS_PROXY=http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT
python app.pyFor daily sign-ins, a native ISP IP (From $5/IP/month): local home broadband, used by one account, unchanged for the lease. Larger teams can use broadcast ISP IPs, the API suits datacenter IPs, and rotating IPs suit country comparisons rather than long-term sign-ins.
Usually the IP is the cause: datacenter ranges and shared IPs carry too many accounts and draw extra checks. Move to a native ISP IP used by your account alone and line up billing address, time zone and language with the exit country, and the prompts drop sharply.
Count accounts: one IP for each Plus or Pro account, and one exit per member on a Team plan. Where several people take turns on one office computer, assign the IP to the computer.
We don't recommend it. Rotating residential IPs change per request or per session, which suits answer comparisons across countries (From $0.8/GB); for daily use, pick a static IP for ChatGPT that holds for the whole lease.
Set the HTTPS_PROXY environment variable on the server; the Python SDK and curl pick it up, and Node.js projects set the proxy on their HTTP client. A dedicated datacenter IP works well: one fixed exit, heavy throughput, and simple logs and allowlists.
Yes, and it's the better habit. Put the same static IP in your desktop browser and on your phone (the iPhone Wi-Fi proxy or an Android proxy app) over HTTP, HTTPS or SOCKS5, with username-and-password or allowlist auth, so every ChatGPT login comes from one place.
Native, broadcast and datacenter IPs bill per IP per month (From $3/IP/month), short-term IPs come in packs (From $0.17/IP) and rotating residential IPs bill per GB (From $0.8/GB) in packs that don't expire.
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