Plenty of companies sell proxy IPs. Fewer answer when one breaks.

ZapIP is residential proxy infrastructure. We take 90M+ compliantly sourced home broadband exits worldwide and expose them in four billing shapes — per GB, per Mbps, per IP-day and per IP-month — so the way you pay matches the way the workload actually runs. It is one network underneath; only the meter and the session policy differ.

The team sits in Hangzhou and spends its days with sellers and engineers going cross-border. Linked storefronts, videos that get no impressions, crawlers that die at three in the morning, a livestream that has to be restarted after one drop: those are the tickets we read, and the product line grew out of them rather than out of a competitor's price sheet.

Every IP in the pool is sourced with the user's consent under KYC and stays traceable to its origin. We would rather run a smaller pool than accept nodes we cannot account for. Registration, filing and contact details are published below, because cross-border trade is hard enough without wondering who your supplier is.