When static ISP is the right call
- Long-lived logins — marketplace sellers, ad accounts, payment dashboards.
- Storefront operations — anything that triggers review when the IP moves.
- Whitelisted access — partners that allow a fixed address rather than a range.
- Team workflows — several people sharing one consistent egress point.
Operational notes
Assign one static address per identity and keep the mapping documented — the value of a fixed IP disappears the moment two unrelated accounts share it. Pricing starts at $2.50 per IP per month, and the same 922 S5 Proxy balance funds static ISP alongside residential and SOCKS5.
Static ISP compared with rotation
| Property | Static ISP | Rotating residential |
|---|---|---|
| Address lifetime | Entire plan period | Per request or per session |
| Best for | Identity continuity | Coverage and volume |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited on plan | Metered or per-IP |
| Risk profile | One address to protect | Spread across many |
Frequently asked questions
Are static ISP IPs seen as residential?
Yes. They are registered to ISP ranges, so classification services read them as consumer connections while the hosting keeps them fast and always online.
Do they ever rotate?
No. The address is fixed for the duration of the plan, which is the entire point of the product.
How many accounts per static IP?
One identity per address is the safe rule. Sharing an address across unrelated accounts creates exactly the link you bought the product to avoid.
What locations are available?
US and EU ranges lead the inventory, with additional markets across the 200+ countries.