One address, unchanged for the whole term
The IP you are given on the first day is the IP you have on the last. Nothing rotates it, nothing recycles it, and no session timer takes it away mid-flow.
Static Proxies
One IP address, dedicated to you alone and unchanged for the whole rental term. A static proxy keeps your identity exactly where you left it.
- One IP That Never Changes
- 100% Dedicated, Never Shared
- Static ISP, Datacenter, IPv6 & Gaming Pools
- Unlimited Traffic & Concurrent Threads
- Country and City Level Location
- HTTP, HTTPS & SOCKS5 Support
Where a static IP lives
ISP Proxy
Static and dedicated, registered to a real internet provider.
Datacenter Proxy
Static and dedicated, at the lowest price per address.
Residential Proxy
Not static: rotating per request, or sticky for up to an hour.
Mobile Proxy
Not static either — 4G/5G IPs rotate or hold a session.
Gaming Proxy
Static, low-ping, behind DDoS-protected routing.
Why Proxynet static proxies?
One IP, one owner, a fixed term. Dedicated allocation, unlimited traffic and your choice of location.
Assigned to you and to nobody else
A static address is never shared, so its reputation on a target site is the record of your traffic alone — the whole point of paying per IP instead of per GB.
A property of several products, not a product of its own
Static IPs come from the ISP, datacenter and gaming pools, and from IPv6. ISP for anything that inspects who owns the address, datacenter for volume, gaming for latency.
A replacement address if one stops working
If your IP stops working against your target you can request a replacement from the panel. It is optional and charged separately; the new address comes from the same location and your remaining term carries over.
Built for account work and long sessions
One identity, one address, for as long as you rent it. That is what account management, marketplace sellers and anything with a persistent login actually need.
A clean IP pool
Addresses carry a 0% spam and fraud score when you get them, so the history a target sees is the one you build, not one you inherit.
Your balance sets the per-IP price
Pricing is a wallet tier rather than a subscription: the more you keep in your balance, the less each static address costs, across every pool it comes from.
A static address is served from a TIER 3+ data centre we monitor continuously — the same address, at the same speed, for the whole rental.
KVKK and GDPR compliant
Personal data is processed under KVKK and GDPR. What we collect, why, who sees it and for how long is set out in the privacy policy.
Unlimited traffic and concurrency
There is no GB meter — you pay for the IP and the term. Concurrent threads are uncapped too, so you can open as many connections through one address as your pipeline needs.
Country and city level location
You choose which country, and where available which city, your address exits from at purchase. The location is fixed for the term and never shifts on its own.
USER:PASS or IP whitelist auth
Connect with a username and password, or whitelist your server IP and work without credentials. You can switch between the two methods from the dashboard at any time.
HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 protocol support
Change the connection protocol with one click in the dashboard, at no extra cost and with no repurchase. ISP and datacenter addresses also carry UDP over SOCKS5.
Proxies in 194 countries worldwide
City, ASN and carrier targeting on the Residential, ISP, Datacenter and Mobile plans. These are the deepest pools; each country has its own page with its ISPs, carriers and coverage.
Dedicated IP & Rental Term
What is a Static Proxy?
A static proxy runs through one IP address that is assigned to you alone and does not change for the term you bought. No address is drawn from a pool per request — it is issued to you once and stays yours until the rental period ends. The identity the target site sees on day thirty is the identity it saw on day one.
Static vs. Dynamic: A Rotating Proxy changes identity on every request, and a Sticky Proxy holds it only for a TTL you set. With a static proxy the unit of time is the rental term, not minutes. That is what long-running account management, whitelist-only integrations, and corporate dashboard access actually need.
Which Products Ship a Static IP? A fixed address is available on four: ISP Proxy (240,000+ genuine carrier lines across 20+ countries), Datacenter Proxy (2 million+ addresses across 50+ countries on TIER 3+ infrastructure), and IPv6 Proxy (a dedicated /64 subnet per proxy), and Gaming Proxy (low-ping static IPs behind DDoS-protected routing). By contrast, the Residential Proxy and 4G/5G Mobile Proxy draw on dynamic sources and are not sold as static.
If your address stops working on a target, raise a replacement request from the dashboard and carry your remaining term over to the new one. Extend before expiry and the same IP stays with you without interruption. Connect over HTTP & HTTPS or SOCKS5, and switch protocol from the dashboard at no extra cost.
IP ALLOCATION RECORD
ASSIGNED
ADDRESSIPv4 /32
203.0.113.24
For the whole term, this address is issued to no one else.
- STATUS
- Allocated to you · single tenant
- ROTATION
- None · fixed for the term
- RENTAL TERM
- MonthlyOne unchanging address across the entire monthly term.
- AVAILABLE ON
- Static ISP · Datacenter · IPv6 · Gaming
Need a different IP? Replacement on request.
Allocation Flow & Rental Cycle
How Does a Static Proxy Work?
The four stages your fixed IP passes through, from checkout to renewal:
- 1. Choosing the Product and Location: Pick your fixed IP from the ISP Proxy, Datacenter Proxy, IPv6 Proxy, or Gaming Proxy pool, then set the country and, where available, the city.
- 2. The Address Is Allocated to You: The moment your order completes, the address is provisioned to your account and taken out of the pool. From then on it is issued to no other customer — the allocation is yours until your term ends.
- 3. Connecting and Authenticating: Connect with a username and password, or whitelist your server IP and work without credentials. Switch protocol with one click in the dashboard, and push traffic through as many threads as you like with no GB meter.
- 4. Extending or Replacing: Extend from the dashboard before expiry and you continue on the very same address. If it stops working on your target, raise a replacement request — and for stateless workloads, switch to per-request IP rotation instead.
Choosing a static proxy: what to look at
Static is one decision; which pool it comes from is another. Four questions cover both.
Static or sticky?
A sticky session holds an address for up to an hour and is billed per GB; a static proxy holds one for the whole rental and is billed per IP. If the work has to be recognisable tomorrow, an hour is not long enough, however long you set the TTL.
ISP or datacenter?
Both are static, dedicated and uncapped. An ISP address is registered to a real internet provider, which is what a site checks when it cares who owns an IP; a datacenter address costs less and is the better buy wherever the target does not look.
How many IPs, and which country?
One address per identity, in the country the identity belongs to — a seller account in a market is expected to connect from that market. Location is fixed at purchase and does not drift, so it is worth getting right before you order.
How do you protect an IP's reputation?
Keep one address to one job, hold the request rate below what the target tolerates, and do not move an established identity onto a fresh IP without a reason. A static address only pays for itself if the history on it stays clean.
How to buy a static proxy
Three steps, a few minutes end to end.
Top up your balance
Add funds to your wallet first: on ISP, datacenter, residential, mobile and gaming the balance you hold also sets your unit price — the higher it is, the less you pay per IP or per GB.
Create your proxies
Pick the product and where it exits: a quantity of IPs on the per-IP products, one gateway on the per-GB ones. Either way it is live at once, with no order to wait on.
Connect and manage
Authenticate with user:pass or whitelist your server's IP, then point your tools at what the panel gives you: an exported list of addresses, or the gateway's single host:port.
Rotating, sticky and static compared
Three session models over the same network. The question is not which is best, but how long one IP has to stay yours: one request, one flow, or the whole rental.
| Property | Rotating | Sticky | Static |
|---|---|---|---|
| When the IP changes | On every request | When the session TTL runs out | Never, for the whole rental term |
| How long you keep it | One request | 1 to 60 minutes, chosen by you | The term you bought |
| Pools it runs on | Residential and 4G/5G mobile | Residential and 4G/5G mobile | Static ISP, datacenter, IPv6 and gaming |
| Billing | Per GB, pay as you go | Per GB, pay as you go | Per IP, for the term |
| Traffic | Metered by the gigabyte | Metered by the gigabyte | Uncapped on every static pool |
| Targeting | Country, city, state and ASN, free | Country, city, state and ASN, free — chosen per session | Country and city, chosen when you order |
| What it is for | High-volume collection, price and SERP monitoring, many parallel threads | Logins, carts and multi-step forms — anything that has to finish as one visitor | Account management, whitelisted integrations, long sessions, gaming |
| When it is the wrong choice | Anything that has to stay logged in | Work that needs the same address tomorrow | Collection that has to spread load over many addresses |
| Where it sits at Proxynet | The rotating residential and mobile plans | The same plans, with the session TTL set in the panel | The ISP, datacenter, IPv6 and gaming plans |
Use Cases
Static Proxy Industry Use Cases
From account management and whitelist-only integrations to corporate egress and gaming accounts — every workload where the identity has to stay put.
Bind each account to its own fixed address. On Instagram proxies, LinkedIn proxies, and X (Twitter) proxies, an IP that holds for months builds a location history consistent with the account itself.
Amazon proxies and Trendyol proxies tie seller sessions and device records to an IP. A fixed address stops re-verification being demanded at every sign-in.
Most banking, payment, and enterprise APIs accept connections from a single whitelisted address only. A rotating pool cannot satisfy that — a static IP is mandatory.
Put a team spread across cities behind one corporate exit address. Your internal systems authorise a single IP, and the rule survives staff changes.
Pair every profile with a permanent IP. Session-persistent proxies cover short jobs, but profiles meant to live for months need an address that never moves at all.
On titles like Knight Online and Metin2, one fixed IP per account keeps security checks quiet. Pairs naturally with low-ping game IPs.
Frequently Asked Questions.
Everything you need to know about Static Proxies.
Have a different question, or need a bulk static IP allocation? Our expert team is available 24/7.
No, they are not the same. Static describes a property — an IP address that never changes for the length of your rental — and an ISP proxy is only one of the products that carries it. A static address ships on the ISP, Datacenter, IPv6 and Gaming pools alike. What sets an ISP proxy apart is that the address is registered to a real internet provider; "static" here simply means the address stays fixed for the term, whichever pool it comes from.
Your IP stays fixed for the entire period you purchased. Pricing is per IP per month, so if you bought a month, the address does not change for that month. Extend from the dashboard before expiry and you keep using the very same address without interruption — no new IP is issued.
A rotating proxy draws a different exit IP from the pool on every request and is built for stateless, high-volume work: scraping, SERP tracking, price monitoring. A static proxy assigns one address to you with no rotation at all. It is the right choice for work that signs in and stays signed in, for integrations that require IP whitelisting, and for long-running account management.
It is entirely dedicated to you. The moment the address is provisioned to your account it leaves the pool, and it is issued to no other customer for the length of your term. That is the core difference from cheap shared pools: because no one else's traffic passes through the IP, the reputation damage and blocks caused by noisy neighbours simply do not arise.
Yes. If your address stops working on the target you use, raise a replacement request from your dashboard. The replacement is optional and charged separately; a new address in the same location takes its place and your remaining rental term carries over to it — the term does not restart. To have the request reviewed, simply tell us which target you are having trouble with.
Yes. You select which country your address exits from at purchase — 20+ countries in the ISP pool and 50+ in the datacenter pool — and city-level selection is available depending on stock. The location you choose is fixed for the whole term and never shifts on its own.
Static proxies are billed per IP per term, and traffic is not metered separately. Static ISP plans run $1.00 – $1.80 per monthly IP and datacenter plans $0.70 – $1.50 per monthly IP depending on the tier. Unlike the per-GB model on residential and mobile products, bandwidth here is unlimited and there are no overage charges.
If you extend from the dashboard before your term expires, the same IP addresses stay with you without interruption. If the term lapses without an extension, the address leaves your allocation and returns to the pool, and we cannot guarantee that the same address will be available to you again later. For IPs tied to critical accounts, we recommend extending before expiry.