ISP Proxy USA and Residential Proxy USA, Defined and Priced
Mobile Proxy USA sells one dedicated carrier line per customer and describes it in plain facts. This page does the same for two products we now sell beside it. An ISP proxy USA order is a set of fixed IPv4 addresses, each belonging to a named American carrier or cable company and routed through a Virginia rack, billed per IP per month. A residential proxy USA order is an amount of data, billed per GB, used through rotating or sticky addresses drawn from household connections in the United States or in any of 190-plus countries. A rotating mobile pool, also per GB, is the third item. What follows is each product defined, the rules that attach to it, how to choose between them, and the price list as the checkout charges it.
Static ISP proxy: the table
One fixed IPv4 address per unit, belonging to the company in the first column, routed through Virginia for the US rows, assigned to one order for its term. Choose the company, the quantity and the term; the order has one login.
| Static ISP line | Where | Per IP per month | Min. order |
|---|---|---|---|
| AT&T Native | US, Virginia | $4 | 10 IPs |
| AT&T Fresh | US, Virginia | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| Comcast Native | US, Virginia | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| Frontier Native | US, Virginia | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| RCN Fresh | US, Virginia | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| T-Mobile Legacy | US, Virginia | $2.10 | 10 IPs |
| Orange Fresh | France | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| DTAG Fresh | United Kingdom | $2.40 | 10 IPs |
| Telus Fresh | Canada | $2.40 | Sold out |
- Term: 1, 3, 6 or 12 months
- Login: username and password / IP whitelist / SOCKS5
- One login per order
- Order size: 10 IPs and up
Residential proxy and mobile pool: the two per-GB cards
Data, not addresses. Buy gigabytes, then generate proxy lists aimed at a country and optionally a state, city or ASN, rotating on every request or sticky with a thirty-minute maximum. The mobile pool card does the same through a shared set of real 4G and 5G phones.
- 190+ countries
- Target: country, state, city, ASN
- Sticky up to 30 minutes
- Or a new IP per request
- Data never expires
- Top up any time
- Shared 4G and 5G pool
- Target: country, state, city
- Sticky up to 30 minutes
- Data never expires
Buy residential data Dedicated mobile lines
Definitions
Static ISP proxy: one fixed IPv4 address, owned by one of five American carriers or cable companies (or by DTAG in the United Kingdom, Orange in France), routed through a datacenter rack in Virginia, assigned to one order for its whole term. It does not rotate. It is sold in batches of ten or more, in four term lengths from one month to a year.
Rotating residential proxy: not an address but a quantity of data, metered by the gigabyte, spent through proxy lists you generate. Each request can use a different household, or one household can be kept, with a thirty-minute maximum. Target a country, and optionally a state, city or ASN.
Rotating mobile pool: the same model as residential, with the addresses coming from a shared set of real 4G and 5G phones, targeted by country, state or city. It is not one of our dedicated lines.
What an ISP order includes
You choose the company, the number of addresses and the term, then one login method for the order: a username and password accepted by every address, a whitelist of your own IPs, or SOCKS5. Switching the method later regenerates credentials for all the addresses in the order at once.
Native rows (AT&T Native, Comcast Native, Frontier Native) are addresses that have been with their company for longer. Fresh rows (AT&T Fresh, RCN Fresh, DTAG Fresh, Orange Fresh) are newer to proxy use. T-Mobile Legacy is the budget row. Telus Fresh in Canada is listed and sold out at present. A lookup on any US row returns the company as owner and Virginia as location.
Orders renew by the month. Auto-renew from your balance is optional; without it, a reminder is sent three days before the term ends. Extensions keep the per-IP price of the original order. Removing an order early stops the addresses immediately and is not refunded.
- Fixed IPv4, one per address, owned by the named company
- US rows routed through Virginia; DTAG reads as the United Kingdom, Orange as France
- Ten addresses minimum; four term lengths from one month to a year
- One login per order: password, IP whitelist or SOCKS5
What a residential order includes
Residential data costs $2 per GB. The data does not expire, only the gigabytes that pass through the proxies are deducted, and you may top up at any time. Auto top-up is optional: set an amount and it is added once the remaining data drops under one tenth.
From one order you generate any number of proxy lists. For each list you set the country, an optional state, city or ASN, rotating or sticky, and the number of lines. Every line has four fields: host, port, user, password. A sticky line keeps its address for the minutes you choose, thirty at the most; a rotating line changes address on every request.
If you remove a residential or mobile pool order within seven days, the unused gigabytes are returned to your balance. After seven days the order stays, with its data, until you use it.
What the mobile pool is, and is not
The pool is $10 per GB of shared 4G and 5G data. Its addresses belong to many real phones and are used by many customers; you target by country, state or city and choose sticky or rotating. The expiry and refund rules match residential data.
A dedicated line from us is one device with one SIM assigned to one customer, with unlimited data. The pool does not replace it. Use the pool when the job needs many different mobile addresses for a short time; use a line when the job needs one mobile address that stays yours.
Choosing between the three for a US job
If the address must stay the same for weeks and read as home broadband or a fixed carrier address, choose ISP. If the job touches a site from many US households, or needs a state or city you do not hold a line in, choose residential data. If it needs mobile addresses in quantity rather than one steady one, choose the pool. If it needs one American phone identity for a long time, stay with a dedicated line.
Many customers combine them: a line for the accounts, a few gigabytes of residential data for the checks. All of it is bought from the same balance and shows on the same My Proxies page.
Where and how to buy
In the dashboard, open Buy Proxy. Three tiles: Mobile for dedicated lines, Residential for the two per-GB products, ISP for fixed addresses. Pick, pay from your balance, and the order appears on My Proxies. The same three are sold by our Telegram bot.
The price shown at checkout is the price charged, and the tables on this page are generated from the same catalogue, so a figure here and a figure on the pay button cannot disagree.
Price list
ISP addresses have three price points, each per IP per month: $4 for AT&T Native, $2.40 for every Fresh row and for the Comcast and Frontier Native rows, and $2.10 for T-Mobile Legacy. The ten-address minimum makes the smallest monthly ISP bill $21, $24 or $40 according to the row.
Residential data: $2 per GB. Mobile pool data: $10 per GB. For reference, our dedicated 4G line is $5 a day, $28 for seven days or $66 for thirty days, and the 5G line is $6, $32 or $76, both with unlimited data.
ISP proxy USA and residential proxy USA: common questions
What does ISP proxy USA mean on this page?
A fixed IPv4 address owned by an American carrier or cable company, routed through Virginia, assigned to your order for its term. Sold in batches of ten or more, per IP per month.
What does residential proxy USA mean here?
Rotating data at $2 per GB spent through addresses from American households, or households in any of 190-plus countries. You target the country and optionally state, city or ASN, and choose rotating or sticky sessions.
Can I pick a US city for an ISP address?
No. US ISP addresses are in Virginia and are identified by company, not city. For a fixed address in a specific metro, a dedicated line in that metro is the match.
How many logins does an ISP order have?
One. A username and password, an IP whitelist or a SOCKS5 login covers every address in the order. Separate clients need separate orders.
What is the minimum spend on ISP?
Ten addresses for one month. At the three ISP price points of $2.10, $2.40 and $4 per IP per month, that is $21, $24 or $40.
Does residential data expire?
No. It stays on the order until used. Top up at any time or set auto top-up to add a fixed amount once the remaining data drops under one tenth.
Is the mobile pool a dedicated line?
No. It is $10 per GB of 4G and 5G data from many phones shared by many customers, targeted by country, state or city. A dedicated line is one device for one customer with unlimited data.
What happens if I remove an order?
ISP: the addresses stop at once; no refund. Residential or pool: within seven days the unused gigabytes go back to your balance; after that the data stays on the order.