Static residential proxies that keep the same household IP for a month

What is a static residential proxy (ISP proxy)?

A static residential proxy is a single IP from a home internet line that stays the same for a month. In English search it is also called an ISP proxy.

Because the IP is residential, sites accept it as a regular person browsing from home, and because it is static, they see the same person each time. Login history, location and security check records build up on one IP, which suits accounts you run for a long time.

There are no session names to manage, so once you enter the connection details in a browser profile or app, you keep connecting with the same values for the whole month. If the person in charge of an account changes, you just hand over the settings.

Static residential proxies use the same account token and the same dollar balance as rotating residential and datacenter proxies. There is no separate sign up or split balance per product; you simply add the IPs you need inside one account. The YourProxy home page shows all three products at a glance.

How are static residential proxies different from rotating residential proxies?

A static residential proxy keeps one IP for a month and is billed by the number of IPs. A rotating residential proxy changes the IP per request or per session and is billed by the GB of traffic used.

The key question is whether you need to look like the same person or need to collect many pages widely. For one account used steadily, choose static residential; for thousands of pages spread over many IPs, rotating residential proxies fit.

Both use the same gateway and the same token, so moving a job from one to the other only means changing the username. Your code and tool settings can stay as they are.

How is static residential proxy pricing per IP calculated?

Static residential proxies start from $3.00 per IP, and each IP you buy keeps the same address for a month. You buy as many as the accounts you run or the systems where you register an IP, so the monthly cost is easy to work out in advance.

Charges come from your prepaid US dollar balance. You can top up from $20 up to $10,000 at a time, and top-ups of $100 or more add a bonus on a separate line based on the amount. The remaining balance also works for residential and datacenter proxies.

• $100 top-up: +20% bonus
• $300 top-up: +30% bonus
• $1,000 top-up: +40% bonus
• $5,000 top-up: +50% bonus

Top-ups are paid in USDT on the TRON (TRC20) network. Send the exact amount shown on the top-up request within 60 minutes and it is added to your balance; every top-up card and the rest of the bonus ladder are on the proxy pricing page.

What are static residential proxies used for?

Static residential proxies are used for work where trust builds as the same IP continues over time. Typical cases are social media and marketplace account management, repeated logins and IP allowlisting on payment or admin systems.

• Social media accounts: assign one IP per account and always connect with it.
• Marketplace seller accounts: open seller dashboards from the same local IP every time.
• Staying signed in: use the same IP to reduce new device checks.
• IP allowlists: reach payment dashboards, admin panels and internal tools from a registered IP.
• Long sessions: run uploads, bulk listings and remote work that last for hours.
• Ad accounts: manage ad dashboards from a steady IP in the same country.

When you run several accounts, stay within what each platform's terms allow. Because the IP stays the same for a month, an IP allowlist entry only needs to be added once. Choose the country and city for your IPs on the proxy country list.

How many static residential proxy IPs do I need?

The basic rule for static residential proxies is one IP paired with one account. When accounts do not share IPs, each account keeps its own access history without mixing with others.

Start with as many IPs as the accounts you run today and add more as accounts grow. Keep a table of which account uses which IP, so the same pairs stay in place even when the person in charge changes.

Even when you run several accounts in the same country, it is best to give each account its own IP. If several accounts sign in from one IP, the platform may treat them as linked to each other.

How do I set up static residential proxies?

Static residential proxies connect by entering your username and account token with the single gateway gate.proxyour.com:7000. Choose HTTP or SOCKS5 to match your tool; there is no software to install.

1. 1When you sign up, an account token starting with yp_ is created. Copy it or download it as a .txt file and keep it.
2. 2Top up your balance and build the username in the dashboard connection builder.
3. 3Enter the username and token in the proxy fields of your browser profile, automation tool or app.
4. 4Run the curl test command and check that the IP and location match.

gate.proxyour.com:7000:USERNAME:YOUR_TOKEN
http://USERNAME:YOUR_TOKEN@gate.proxyour.com:7000
socks5://USERNAME:YOUR_TOKEN@gate.proxyour.com:7000

curl -x http://USERNAME:YOUR_TOKEN@gate.proxyour.com:7000 https://ipinfo.io/json

The same values work in any tool that accepts an HTTP or SOCKS5 proxy, such as Chrome, Selenium, Playwright, Puppeteer, Postman and n8n. Where to enter them in each tool is shown in the proxy setup guide.

How do I keep account access consistent with static residential proxies?

To keep account access consistent, fix one IP to one account and match the browser environment to that IP's country and city. When conditions are the same on every visit, the site sees the usual access of the same user.

• Use an IP in the same country where the account was created, and match the city where possible.
• Link one browser profile to one IP and keep it separate from other accounts.
• Set the browser time zone and language to the IP's location.
• Leave cookies and saved logins in the profile as they are.
• Always sign in to an account through its one assigned IP.
• If several people manage one account, have everyone use the same profile and the same IP.

When you need to change an IP, move accounts one at a time rather than all at once, and check that each stays signed in. Picking the new IP in the same country where the account was created keeps the access pattern natural.

For US accounts, first check the cities you can choose on the United States proxy page.

For Japanese marketplace or social media accounts, match the location on the Japan proxy page.

What rules apply when using static residential proxies?

Use static residential proxies for lawful purposes, and follow the terms of the platforms you access and the laws of each country. Working within these rules keeps your IPs and accounts stable for a long time.

• Access accounts that you or your company have the right to operate.
• Check each platform's limits on accounts and automation in advance.
• Use them for normal operations that cause no harm to others.
• Share tokens and connection details only with the people in your team who need them.

Platform rules can change, so review the terms of the services you run from time to time. Working within those rules keeps both your accounts and your IPs stable for a long time.

Your account token serves as both your login and your proxy password. The server stores only a hash of the token and its last 4 characters, so keep the token safe. Login attempts are limited to 10 per 10 minutes, so copy and paste the token exactly. Full details are in the terms of service.

Which proxies work well alongside static residential proxies?

Use static residential proxies for account work and rotating residential proxies for wide data collection, and each job gets the cost model that fits it. Both products share one token and balance, so you run them together in one account.

Account work on static IPs and collection work on rotating IPs both appear in the usage history in your dashboard. That lets you check and manage your monthly proxy spend in one place.

For example, you can manage 5 seller accounts with 5 static IPs and run competitor price checks through IPs that change on every request. The rotating option is described on the rotating residential proxy page.

Datacenter proxies run on the same balance too, so checks on public sites with little blocking can move to datacenter IPs from $1.20 per IP to lower costs further. Start prices for every product and the top-up bonuses are collected on the proxy pricing page.