Private IPv4 proxies on our own subnets

A proxy on a classic 32-bit IPv4 address, the format nearly all software still expects. We run these on our own subnets with channels up to 5 Gbps, from $1 a month per address.

IPv4 works with everything and its scarcity cuts in your favour: a target banning an IPv4 range risks blocking real customers, so blocks tend to be narrow. IPv6 is abundant and cheap, which means providers hand out enormous blocks and targets block entire /64 ranges as a unit.

Shared from $1 a month per IP, dedicated from $1.5. Five addresses run $4.50 and $7 with ten percent already off, and the unit price keeps dropping at the 10, 25, 50 and 100 tiers. The Flawless tier at $2 covers ranges under tighter reputation control and adds Shadowsocks.

Europe-mix, Finland, Germany, the Netherlands, Russia, Ukraine and the USA, on hardware we own. For wider coverage, ISP proxies span 21 countries and residential pools go further.

A shared IPv4 proxy is used by up to 3 clients at $1 a month, so the address history is not only yours. A dedicated one is yours alone from $1.5. If the target scores IP reputation, the extra fifty cents is the cheapest insurance available.

HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 and UDP on the same credentials with no per-protocol charge; Shadowsocks is available on the Flawless plan. Mail ports are blocked on every plan except Residential Turbo, which has no port restrictions.

Yes, bind the IPv4 proxy to your own IP address. Nothing sensitive then sits in a config file or travels with the request, which is the safer option for servers with a fixed address.

Static for the whole rental period, minimum 30 days. Delivery is about ten seconds after payment. Replacement within 24 hours if the assigned IP does not suit your legitimate use case, plus a 24-hour money-back guarantee for technical problems.