US Proxies: Residential and Static IPs

If you sell, advertise or publish for the US market, the first thing a platform checks is where your request came from. A server in a datacenter looks like a server; a residential exit in Los Angeles or Columbus looks like a customer. That difference decides whether you see the real price, the real stock level and the real search result — or a block page.

What we hold in the US

Two separate products, two different billing units. Static ISP addresses are yours for as long as you keep them: over 2,500 US IPs were in stock on 3 November 2026, sold per IP per month. Residential traffic draws from a pool that covers the whole country with state and city targeting, billed by gigabyte. Both are consumer ISP addresses, not hosting ranges.

Three products, three jobs

Pricing

Traffic does not expire and is not tied to an IP count; upload and download both count, 1 GB = 1000 MB. Datacenter is billed by traffic, not per IP — and because its ASN says "hosting provider", it is the wrong tool for a marketplace that runs bot detection.

Targeting a state or a city

Location lives in the username, so the endpoint and port never change. This runs as written:

# US · California · Los Angeles · sticky for 30 minutes
curl -x "http://ACCOUNT-country-us-state-ca-city-losangeles-sid-Test01-stime-30:PASSWORD@GATEWAY:PORT" \
     https://ipinfo.io/json

# Python: a fresh US exit on every request
import requests, uuid

def us_proxy():
    user = "ACCOUNT-country-us-sid-" + uuid.uuid4().hex[:12]
    p = "http://%s:PASSWORD@GATEWAY:PORT" % user
    return {"http": p, "https": p}

r = requests.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", proxies=us_proxy(), timeout=30)
print(r.json()["city"], r.json()["org"])

Codes are lowercase and city names drop their spaces: newyork, losangeles, sanfrancisco, chicago. Leave out stime for rotation; include it (1–120 minutes) with a sid when the workflow needs to stay on one IP.

What people use US proxies for

How this differs from a VPN or a free list

Setup in five steps

1. Create an account and open Proxy → Residential or Static ISP in the console.
2. Residential: pick country us, then state and city, set the sticky window, generate credentials.
3. Static ISP: choose the US, order the number of IPs you need, collect them under My IPs.
4. Paste the credential into your script, antidetect browser or client, and confirm the exit with ipinfo.io.
5. Run 200–500 requests against your real target, then decide whether to add traffic or add IPs.

Responsible use

A proxy changes the origin of a request, not what you are allowed to do with it. Collect only public data you have a right to access, respect the target's terms and robots directives, keep request rates within what a human could plausibly generate, and do not use residential exits for fraud, credential stuffing or evading a sanction you have already received. Compliance with the platforms you operate on is the user's responsibility.

Frequently asked questions