Native ISP, dedicated monthly
Static Residential · Long-term
A long-term static residential IP is a real home-broadband address whose ASN belongs to a local consumer ISP — a WHOIS lookup returns a residential network, not a hosting company. Each address goes to one customer only: not shared, not rotated, and unchanged for as long as you keep renewing it. Pricing starts at $3.8 per IP per month across 195 countries and regions, with city- and carrier-level selection in 33 priority markets. It is the exit to use when an account has to look like the same household month after month — marketplace stores, social accounts, TikTok Live, ad managers.
- Native ISP ASN
- Dedicated, never shared
- Address stays put
- City & state targeting
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Specifications
- Sub-type
- Native ISP / broadcast / data center
- Lease length
- 1 month – 1 year+
- Exclusivity
- 100% dedicated
- Protocols
- HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5
- Peak bandwidth
- Up to 50 Mbps
- Traffic cap
- Unlimited
- Replacement
- Free replacement if flagged
- Fraud score
- Clean
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Where it fits
Running multiple marketplace stores
One store, one address, one stable login history. Platforms weigh far more than IP when they link accounts, but a shared or constantly changing exit is the first signal they look at.
Long-term social account operations
Trust on Facebook, Instagram or YouTube accrues over months, and the exit should be the same address it was on day one. A dedicated IP adds a second benefit — nobody else's behaviour lands on your reputation.
TikTok operations and Live
A local broadband exit with a fixed address and steady upstream, for teams operating TikTok accounts and going live. Most Live disconnects trace back to link jitter, so rule out the network layer before blaming the account.
Ad accounts and payment environments
Ad managers, payout settings and seller back-ends are best reached from the one address every time. When it changes, verification starts over — an interruption that costs far more than a few dollars a month.
Engineering detail
Technical detail
- Provenance is verifiable on the spot — ASN, WHOIS and the major IP databases all return local residential broadband, not a datacenter range.
- Dedicated in full: while you hold an address it is never assigned to a second customer.
- In 33 priority markets you can pin city, state and carrier, putting the exit near where the account was registered.
- Renew before expiry and the address stays yours; the console records which IP is tied to which renewal.
- Connect over user:pass, an IP allowlist or port forwarding — mainstream anti-detect browsers take the credentials without extra setup.
Coverage
One network behind all four products — changing the billing model does not change how you connect or how you target.
All 33 markets- 195 countries & regions
- Available
- All 50 US states
- Available
- City-level targeting
- Precise
- ISP & ASN targeting
- Supported
FAQ
Questions about this product
Native ISP IP vs broadcast IP — what is the actual difference?
A native IP is assigned by the local consumer ISP to a household in that market, so the registration record, the ASN and the real exit location all agree. A broadcast IP is a range announced into a local facility over BGP: geolocation databases show the right city, but the ASN resolves to a hosting provider — exactly what platform risk checks read. Every long-term static IP here is the former, and you can confirm it with a WHOIS and ASN lookup before you buy.
Can I run multiple Amazon accounts on static residential proxies?
Teams commonly use one dedicated IP per store as the network layer of a separated environment. Be clear on the boundary: whether multiple accounts are permitted is decided by the marketplace's own policy, ZapIP has no affiliation with or authorisation from any marketplace, and no proxy can guarantee how an account is treated. The IP covers network fingerprint only — browser profile, payment details and business entity are separate problems.
How many accounts can I run on one static residential IP?
For high-risk assets — marketplace stores, ad accounts — plan on one account per IP. For lower-risk content or support accounts, three to five on one address is usually fine, provided the browser profiles are genuinely isolated. Linkage is decided by the whole fingerprint; the IP is simply the part a platform reads first.
Do I keep the same IP when I renew?
Yes — renew before the term ends and the address stays assigned to you. Once an IP lapses it returns to the pool and the same address cannot be promised back, so accounts you intend to keep should sit on auto-renew. The console sends expiry reminders and renews a whole batch in one action.
Get one request working. Scale after that.
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