Residential means the IP belongs to a real consumer internet connection, the same kind a house has. To Google and YouTube it looks like an ordinary person at home, not a server in a rack. Static means it is the same address every time: it does not rotate between sessions and it does not change month to month, so you build history on one IP instead of starting over constantly.
Nobody else is issued your IP while you hold it. Not one other person, not a pool of fifty. Shared and rotating proxies are cheaper because the same address is sold to everyone at once, which means you inherit whatever the last user did with it. Yours is yours alone until you cancel.
Every order provisions a brand new address. You are never handed an IP that belonged to another one of our customers, and when you cancel, your IP is not passed along to the next buyer. Nobody inherits your history and you do not inherit theirs.
Before we sell a single IP from a network, we buy from it ourselves and check the address is what it claims to be. It has to come back as residential on independent IP lookups, sit on a consumer ISP rather than a hosting provider, and be allocated to one holder instead of a shared pool.
Your IPs, ports and logins are emailed automatically once they are provisioned.
ip:port:username:password.Larger plans take a few minutes longer to provision. The full set is emailed the moment it is ready, so nothing is lost if the order page is still working when you leave it.
A dead or unreachable proxy is replaced within 48 hours. Bans caused by your own usage are not covered.