ISP Proxy
A datacenter-hosted IP that is registered to an Internet Service Provider, combining datacenter speed with residential-level trust.
Also known as: Static Residential Proxy
Full Definition
ISP proxies (also called static residential proxies) are IP addresses that are hosted on datacenter hardware but are registered under a residential ISP's ASN, not a commercial hosting provider's ASN. This gives them the best of both worlds: they are as fast and stable as datacenter proxies but pass ASN checks as residential IPs. Unlike regular residential proxies (which are dynamic and sourced from real users' devices), ISP proxies are static and dedicated — you get the same IP every session. They are ideal for account management and tasks requiring both speed and high trust, though they cost more than standard datacenter proxies.
