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ISP PROXY COMPARISON

Best ISP Proxies

18 providers · 36 options · 81 countries
Compare private, shared, and rotating ISP proxy services by pricing, traffic terms, locations, ISP networks, and access details.

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Private ISP Proxies — Pay per IP

17 providers · 22 options

Prices are compared only within this service and billing group. Open a provider to inspect every stable service ID and price key.

Price per IP

ProviderPrice per IPDataLocationsProtocolsDetails
GeonixFrom$2.48 / IPUnlimited24 countriesHTTPSSOCKS5
EvomiFrom$2.50 / IPUnlimited1 countryHTTPSOCKS5UDP
WebshareFrom$2.52 / IP250 GB14 countriesHTTPSOCKS5
InfaticaFrom$2.70 / IPUnlimited23 countriesHTTPHTTPSSOCKS5
Proxy-CheapFrom$2.87 / IPUnlimitedVaries by optionHTTPSOCKS5
DecodoFrom$2.90 / IPUnlimited19 countriesHTTPHTTPSSOCKS5UDP
ShifterFrom$2.90 / IPUnlimited7 countriesHTTPHTTPS
Proxy-SellerFrom$2.91 / IPUnlimited24 countriesHTTPHTTPSSOCKS5
IPRoyalFrom$2.94 / IP100 GB/IP/30 days pooled; then throttled44 countriesHTTPHTTPSSOCKS5UDP
OxylabsFrom$3.20 / IPUnlimited25 countriesHTTPHTTPSSOCKS5UDP

Why Choose ISP Proxies?

ISP proxies combine stable proxy access with IP ranges associated with internet service providers rather than ordinary hosting companies.

They are intended for cases where datacenter proxies provide enough speed and stability, but their hosting-network origin causes blocks or additional verification.

Many ISP services, especially static plans, keep addresses available on provider-managed infrastructure instead of depending on household devices remaining online.

ISP network origin

The IP range is associated with an internet service provider rather than an ordinary datacenter or hosting company.

Stable IPs

Static ISP proxies can keep the same address available for accounts, browser profiles, allowlists, and long sessions.

A better fit for stricter targets

ISP addresses may work on targets that reject standard datacenter ranges, although no proxy type guarantees access.

The Trade-Off

ISP proxies cost more and usually offer fewer countries and smaller inventories than datacenter proxies.

The ISP label does not guarantee that every IP database will classify an address in the same way. If classification matters, test the actual IPs before placing a large order.

A website can still block an ISP proxy because of IP reputation, request volume, account history, or other traffic signals.

Private, Shared, or Rotating?

Fixed ISP IPs assigned to one customer.

Private

Choose Private when an account, browser profile, device, allowlist, or long-running session must keep the same address. Exclusive use prevents other customers from affecting the IP’s reputation.

Fixed ISP IPs used by several customers.

Shared

Choose Shared when you need static ISP addresses at a lower price and can replace an IP if its reputation changes. Other customers can affect the same address.

Access to a changing pool of ISP-associated IPs.

Rotating

Choose Rotating when separate requests can use different addresses. For longer actions, check the available sticky-session duration before buying.

What to Check Before Paying

Private and Shared Plans

ASN and classification
Check sample IPs when ISP classification matters. Different databases may return different network types for the same address.
Actual starting cost
Calculate the full order price rather than looking only at the advertised price per IP.
Traffic
Check whether traffic is unlimited, limited per IP, or shared across the package.
Replacement rules
Confirm whether blocked or differently classified IPs can be replaced and under what conditions.

Rotating Plans

Rotation control
Check whether IPs change per request, by time, manually, or through a new session.
Sticky sessions
Confirm how long one IP can remain assigned when a task requires continuity.
Country availability
A provider-wide country list does not confirm that the location is available in the selected rotating ISP pool.
Billing and limits
Check the billing unit, included usage, concurrent connection limits, and what happens when the allowance is reached.

When to Choose Another Proxy Type

Choose Datacenter proxies when the target accepts hosting networks and speed and price matter most.

Choose Residential proxies when you need a large rotating consumer-network pool or detailed location targeting. Choose Mobile proxies only when mobile carrier traffic is required.