Static ISP
Dedicated single-owner static US residential ISP IPs. Each IP belongs to one customer, is never shared, never rotates, and is unmetered. Reserve a block of pinned IPs and keep the same address for as long as you hold it.
Connection details
Static ISP uses a single endpoint host with a fixed block of ports. Each port maps to one of your dedicated pinned IPs.
| Setting | Value |
|---|---|
| Endpoint host | isp.proxyomega.com |
| Ports | 30000-30099 (each port = one of your dedicated pinned IPs) |
| Protocols | HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 |
| Bandwidth | Unmetered, unlimited concurrent sessions |
| Locations | Real US residential ISP lines on major US carriers |
| Targeting | US city and ASN |
Your username, password, and the specific ports assigned to your reserved IPs are all shown in the dashboard. See Authentication for the three ways to connect (IP whitelist, username + password, or API key).
Quick connect
Point any HTTP client at port 30000 to route through the first IP in your block. Replace the username and password with the values from your dashboard.
curl -x "http://<username>:<password>@isp.proxyomega.com:30000" https://api.ipify.orgThe response is the pinned exit IP for that port. Run it again and you will get the same IP every time.
# SOCKS5, same pinned IP on port 30000
curl -x "socks5h://<username>:<password>@isp.proxyomega.com:30000" https://api.ipify.orgIf you have added your server's public IP under Whitelist in the dashboard, you can connect credential-free:
curl -x "http://isp.proxyomega.com:30000" https://api.ipify.orgHow the ports work
Each of your reserved IPs is a fixed port in the 30000-30099 range. The mapping is direct and one-to-one:
isp.proxyomega.com:30000→ your first dedicated IPisp.proxyomega.com:30001→ your second dedicated IPisp.proxyomega.com:30002→ your third dedicated IP- …and so on, one port per reserved IP
Because every port is already a fixed, dedicated IP, there are no rotation parameters to add. You do not need -session, -ttl, or any username suffix to hold an IP. The port itself pins it. To spread traffic across your IPs, distribute your requests across your assigned ports.
Stability
Your IPs are static and pinned. The point of the product is that the address does not change under you. On the rare occasion that a line's IP changes, we keep you connected automatically. The same port continues to work, and the dashboard updates to show the new IP for that port. You never have to reconfigure your client or hunt for a new address.
isp.proxyomega.com port and you stay online through any line change. Check the dashboard to see the current IP mapped to each of your ports.Targeting
You choose the location and network of your IPs when you reserve them. Static ISP supports:
- US city. Reserve IPs in the cities you need.
- ASN. Pin IPs to a specific US carrier network by ASN.
Because each IP is dedicated and its port is fixed, targeting is applied when you reserve the IP rather than per request. Once an IP is assigned to a port, that port always exits from the same city and network. There are no per-request targeting suffixes to append. See Targeting for how username parameters work on our rotating products.
Pricing
Static ISP is billed monthly, per IP. Larger reservations get a lower per-IP rate. Availability is limited, so reserve your block from the dashboard.
| IPs reserved | Price per IP / month |
|---|---|
| 1-4 | $3.49 |
| 5-9 | $3.25 |
| 10-24 | $2.99 |
| 25-99 | $2.79 |
| 100+ | $2.59 |
Buying and renewing
Static ISP is sold from the dashboard: open the Static ISP page, choose how many IPs you want, and check out. Orders have a 5-IP minimum (up to 100 IPs per order) and are billed monthly; monthly is the only billing term. If you need IPs in specific US cities or on specific carrier networks, contact support before you order and we will help reserve the right block.
Adding IPs to an existing plan
Buying Static ISP again while you already hold an active plan does not create a second plan — the new IPs are added to your existing plan. You pay a prorated amount for the days left in your current cycle, the combined IP total moves to the (cheaper) combined volume tier, and the new IPs share your existing renewal date. Top-ups like this are paid from your account balance, so top up first, or contact support if you need to pay another way.
Renewal and expiry
Static ISP plans renew automatically each month by default, charging your account balance for your full IP count at your volume tier. Keep enough balance on the account: if a renewal cannot be completed, auto-renew is switched off and we email you, and the plan then expires at the end of its term. You can cancel any time before renewal.
Best for
Account persistence
Keep the same fixed IP across long-lived sessions so logins and account activity look consistent over time.
Allowlisting
A stable, never-changing IP you can add to a partner's or platform's allowlist once and rely on indefinitely.
Checkout & retail
Dedicated single-owner residential IPs for checkout and retail workflows that expect a consistent, trusted address.
Long-lived automation
Any automation that needs a fixed IP that stays put for the life of your reservation, without rotation or metering.
Related pages
- Quickstart. Get your first request working in minutes.
- Authentication. IP whitelist, username + password, and API key.
- Residential / ISP. Pay-as-you-go residential with city, state, and ASN targeting.
- Code examples. Ready-to-run snippets in Python, JavaScript, and more.
- Troubleshooting. Resolve connection and whitelist issues. Success rates
Last updated July 10, 2026