Proxy selection guide

How should I choose static residential IPs?

Choose the region, IP count, and term first, then confirm fixed egress, protocol, and authentication.

Quick recommendation

Static residential IPs provide a fixed egress for persistent logins, store operations, and stable sessions. Choose plans by region, IP count, term, protocol, and authentication.

Choose by workload

Choose a plan for your account count, region, and usage period.

Fixed egress

Static residential IP

Best for ongoing operations that need a consistent egress IP, account environment, and region.

  • Keep the same egress IP and region over time
  • Limit the impact of frequent IP changes on account environments
  • Evaluate IP count, term length, and exclusivity

Static residential IP selection checklist

Review access identity, connection behavior, use cases, and billing.

Identity stabilityStatic residential IPThe egress IP remains fixed, which suits persistent logins and long-lived sessions.
IP behaviorStatic residential IPUse a fixed egress IP to maintain a consistent network environment.
Typical use casesStatic residential IPSocial accounts, cross-border stores, and long-term account operations.
Cost driversStatic residential IPFocus on IP count, term length, and dedicated stability.

Recommendations by use case

Start with whether the workload must preserve the same access identity over time.

01

Social account management

Accounts benefit from a consistent region and network environment. Frequent egress changes may trigger additional verification.

Best fit: static residential IP

02

Data collection and monitoring

Review public pages in selected regions with a fixed egress and request limits that follow destination rules.

Use static residential IPs for repeatable checks

03

Cross-border e-commerce operations

Store sign-ins, admin actions, and long-lived sessions rely more on a stable region and egress IP.

Best fit: static residential IP