For OSRS and RS3 players, clans and tool makers
One fixed exit per Jagex account, separate IPs for mains and ironmen, and a steady address for price tools and clan trackers.
Long-term IPs are leased monthly with the same address all lease; Java clients take SOCKS5 through JVM flags, and a 1–24 hour short-term IP lets you try a route first.
RuneScape worlds are spread over a few countries and the world list shows where each one is; an exit in the same country as your usual worlds makes logging in and hopping smoother.
United Kingdom Plenty of UK worlds, a home base for OSRS and RS3 players United Kingdom residential IPs 
United States Worlds on both US coasts, handy for North American groups United States residential IPs 
Germany German worlds, popular with players on the continent Germany residential IPs 
Australia Australian worlds for players in Asia-Pacific hours Australia residential IPs Logins, separate accounts, clans and price data each get the right kind of exit, without getting in each other's way.
Your main holds thousands of hours of skills and gear. Give the Jagex account a native ISP IP and the Jagex Launcher, RuneLite and mobile all log in from one place, keeping the login history tidy.
Native ISP IPMany players run a main, level an ironman account and keep a skilling alt. Give each one its own broadcast IP and they stay on separate exits even when online together.
Broadcast IPClan admins pull members' hiscores data every day for XP competitions and rank tables. With a big clan the lookups add up, so run them in batches on rotating residential IPs, billed per GB with unlimited concurrency.
Rotating residentialAuthors of Grand Exchange price sites, RuneLite plugins or clan bots need a back-end address that never changes, so it can sit on API allowlists and logs stay easy to read.
Datacenter IPLong-term fixed exits for accounts, rotating residential IPs for clan data, and short-term IPs to try a route before you commit.
| Job | IP type | When to use it | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|
| Daily play on a main | Native ISP IPFrom $5/IP/month | An OSRS or RS3 main you log in to daily for skills and bosses. | Exit where your usual worlds are; monthly renewals keep the address. |
| Ironmen and skilling alts | Broadcast IP$4/IP/month | Two or three accounts logged in at once, each on its own goals. | One broadcast IP per account, dedicated and fixed. |
| Try a route before buying | Static residential · Short-termFrom $0.17/IP | You can't decide between a UK, US or German exit. | Lease one per country for 1–24 hours, play an evening on each, then choose. |
| Clan hiscores tracking | Dynamic residential · TrafficFrom $0.8/GB | Updating XP and ranks for hundreds of members every day. | Public data billed per GB; keep lookups at a steady pace. |
| Price sites and plugin servers | Datacenter IP$3/IP/month | Grand Exchange sites and clan bots run all year round. | Datacenter lines with a long-term fixed exit, allowlisted once. |
Mains, alts, admin accounts and tool servers do different jobs, so keep their exits apart.
| Account | How it's used | Which exit |
|---|---|---|
| Main | Logged in daily, holding your gear and progress | Native ISP IP, never swapped |
| Ironman · alts | Online alongside the main, on their own goals | Broadcast IP, one each |
| Clan admin | Runs members, events and XP stats | Fixed exit to log in, rotating IPs for stats |
| Tool server | Price sites, plugin back ends, clan bots | Datacenter IP on allowlists |
Long-term static IPs for accounts, per-GB billing for clan data, short-term IPs for trying routes; checkout shows the final price.
Your main: a local home-broadband exit, kept for months at the same address.
Ironmen and alts: one each, dedicated and fixed, add more as needed.
Grand Exchange sites and plugin back ends: datacenter lines, a fixed exit.
Clan hiscores and XP stats: per GB, in packs that don't expire.
Trying UK, US or German routes: 1–24 hours each, then decide.
Java clients use SOCKS5, price and clan tools use HTTP or HTTPS, with username and password or IP-allowlist auth.
Java clients such as RuneLite accept JVM flags for SOCKS5; allowlist your home network and no password is needed.
Netherlands
Canada
France
Braziljava -DsocksProxyHost=GATEWAY -DsocksProxyPort=PORT -jar client.jarRun the hiscores script through a rotating residential exit, query members in batches and save results to the clan sheet.
import requests
p = {"https": "http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT"}
r = requests.get("https://example.com/", proxies=p)Price sites and bots run on a server behind a datacenter IP, so API allowlists only need that one address.
curl -x http://USER:PASS@GATEWAY:PORT https://example.com/For a long-term main, choose a native ISP IP (From $5/IP/month): the exit is on a local home-broadband line, leased monthly at a fixed address. Ironman accounts and alts can use broadcast IPs, also dedicated and fixed.
Follow your usual RuneScape worlds: the UK if you play UK worlds, the US for North American hours, Germany for the continent and Australia for Asia-Pacific hours. City-level exits are subject to availability.
One IP per account. The more accounts you have online together, the more it matters to keep exits apart; each long-term IP bills per IP per month (From $3/IP/month).
Java clients take SOCKS5 through JVM flags; for the Jagex Launcher, use a per-program proxy tool or router-level SOCKS5, keeping launcher, client and mobile on one exit.
Rotating residential IPs (From $0.8/GB): billed per GB with unlimited concurrency, querying public hiscores in member batches, and unused traffic carries over to next month.
Lease short-term IPs (From $0.17/IP): one each in the UK, US and Germany for 1–24 hours, play an evening on each, then buy the long-term IP for your main.
Long-term static 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).
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