Your brand’s Instagram
Log in to your own account from the same US address every day, one IP per account. For scheduled posts and insights, use Meta’s own tools. Instagram setup.
US ISP proxies for your own accounts and checks that need one American address
Static US IPs registered to American consumer internet providers and hosted on servers, one customer per IP, with unmetered traffic on a 1 Gbps port. $4.00 per IP a month with p0f included; order 1 to 100 and copy each line from the order page.
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One price for every US ISP IP, billed by the month, with a p0f profile included.
Port per IP1 Gbps
Traffic is not metered; the monthly price covers everything you send.
IPs per order1–100
Start with one address for one account and add more on the same terms.
Instagram ad reach182M
People Instagram ads can reach in the US, per DataReportal’s Digital 2026; TikTok’s ads reach 153M adults.
What you get
A US address on a home provider’s range, hosted on a server
ISP proxies, also called static residential proxies, are IP addresses registered to US consumer internet providers and hosted on servers. IP databases list each one as a home connection under the provider’s name, while the machine behind it sits on a server with a 1 Gbps port.
Each IP goes to one customer and keeps the same address for the whole rental. Nobody else sends traffic from it while it is yours, so any reputation it builds comes from your own use.
The provider, the state and the city of an IP depend on what is in stock, and the order page does not name them in advance. After delivery, the IP checker shows the provider and the location that lookups report for it.
Pricing
Buy US ISP proxies by the month
ISP IPs are rented by the month only, at the same price per IP whatever the order size. Each one includes a p0f profile and unmetered traffic.
| Order | Price | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 IP | $4.00 per IP / month | $4.00 a month |
| 5 IPs | $4.00 per IP / month | $20.00 a month |
| 10 IPs | $4.00 per IP / month | $40.00 a month |
| 25 IPs | $4.00 per IP / month | $100.00 a month |
| 100 IPs | $4.00 per IP / month | $400.00 a month |
Auto-renew is optional and keeps the same IPs from month to month. The pricing page has every product side by side.
Choose the type
ISP, residential or mobile for US work
Decide by how long the address has to stay the same and by what the target expects to see.
ISP
One fixed address
- The same US IP every day of the rental, used by you alone.
- Registered to a US consumer provider; you see which one after delivery.
- $4.00 per IP a month, traffic unmetered, p0f included.
- HTTP and SOCKS5, with UDP, on every IP.
For accounts and logins that should always come from one place.
Residential
A large rotating pool
- 7.79M+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, across 50 states and DC.
- State, city and provider choice in the login.
- Rotation per request, or one exit kept for up to 6 hours.
- $3.49 → $1.69 per GB; bought traffic never expires.
<a href="/us-proxies">US proxies</a> for price and search checks in many places.
Mobile
Carrier addresses
- 88K+ mobile IPs in the pool, October 2026, on T-Mobile, Verizon and AT&T networks.
- Carrier exits shared with other subscribers, paid per GB.
- $3.99 → $2.19 per GB, always $0.50 more than residential at the same tier.
- A fresh carrier exit per request, or one held for up to 6 hours.
<a href="/us-mobile-proxies">US mobile proxies</a> for app tests and phone-first platforms.
Jobs
Work that suits one fixed US address
Your TikTok account
Run it by hand from one US IP. TikTok’s US terms forbid bots that extract content without its written approval and any use of another person’s account without authorisation. TikTok setup.
Your seller back office
Open your shop’s dashboard from the same US address each day. eBay’s User Agreement bans robots, scrapers and LLM-driven bots unless eBay agrees in advance, so keep that work manual.
Landing pages as US visitors get them
Load your own campaigns’ landing pages and checkout from a US consumer range and note what appears. A fixed IP makes the check easy to repeat; for many states at once, use residential.
An address your systems can trust
Put the IP on your own firewall, an admin panel or a partner’s API allowlist. It stays the same for as long as you keep renewing it.
How you treat a home-provider IP
See what your site or app does with a visitor on an American home provider’s range: sign-up checks, dollar prices, state privacy notices.
Your own accounts only, within each platform’s rules, and each site’s terms apply. Similarweb’s top US shopping sites in September 2026: amazon.com, walmart.com, ebay.com, temu.com and etsy.com.
Platforms
Where American audiences are, by ad reach
Ad reach is the number of people a platform says its ads can reach. DataReportal warns that it is not the same as monthly active users and may not match unique people.
| Platform | US ad reach, Digital 2026 |
|---|---|
| YouTube | 254M |
| 198M | |
| 182M | |
| TikTok | 153M |
| Snapchat | 104M |
| X | 99.0M |
| 96.9M |
DataReportal and Kepios, Digital 2026: United States, with data mostly from October to the end of 2025. Instagram’s figure equals 52.3% of the population and TikTok’s 55.7% of adults aged 18 and over. LinkedIn counts 270M registered US members, which measures something else.
Platform rules
What the US platforms’ own terms say
TikTok’s US Terms of Service, last updated on 15 July 2026, are a contract with TikTok USDS Joint Venture LLC. Users may not scrape, crawl or extract content with automated systems or bots unless TikTok has approved it in writing, and may not use another user’s account without authorisation.
eBay’s User Agreement, in force for existing users since 28 June 2026, rules out robots, spiders, scrapers and other automated access, naming buy-for-me agents and LLM-driven bots among them, unless eBay gives its prior express permission.
Our guide to mobile, residential and ISP proxies for TikTok and Instagram compares the three types for those two apps.
Infrastructure
Where US networks interconnect
Northern Virginia is the largest US data-centre market: CBRE put its capacity at 4,040 MW at the end of 2025, almost three times Atlanta’s 1,459 MW, with 0.5% vacancy. Dallas–Fort Worth, Chicago and Phoenix follow with 1,067, 905 and 807 MW. Our ISP IPs sit on servers too, and the order page does not say which metro a given one is hosted in.
| Exchange | Metro | Networks connected |
|---|---|---|
| Equinix Ashburn | Northern Virginia | 345 |
| Any2West | Los Angeles and Silicon Valley | 264 |
| DE-CIX New York | New York | 263 |
| NYIIX | New York | 188 |
| LINX NoVA | Ashburn, Reston and Manassas | 57 |
PeeringDB network counts, 18 October 2026. DE-CIX reported 5 EB of traffic through its New York exchange in 2025, 3.5 EB through Dallas and 650 PB through Chicago.
For developers
One line per IP, checked before an account sees it
The proxy list on the order page gives one line per IP in host:port:user:pass form, with a switch between HTTP and SOCKS5. Copy the line unchanged: the country was chosen at checkout, so the login takes no extra keys.
import requests
# Your order's proxy list (My orders -> the order), format host:port:user:pass,
# HTTP selected. One line is one US ISP IP.
LINE = "IP:PORT:LOGIN:PASSWORD"
def session_for(line):
host, port, login, password = line.split(":")
url = f"http://{login}:{password}@{host}:{port}"
s = requests.Session()
s.proxies = {"http": url, "https": url}
return s
s = session_for(LINE)
geo = s.get("https://ipinfo.io/json", timeout=15).json()
if geo.get("country") != "US":
raise SystemExit("this line is not a US IP: " + str(geo.get("country")))
print(geo["ip"], geo.get("region"), geo.get("city"), geo.get("org"))
# prints the IP with the state, city and provider ipinfo.io has on record
# keep this session for the one account it belongs to, for the whole rentalGive each account its own session and its own line. If the lookup ever returns a country other than US, stop and check the order before anything logs in.
# HTTP: the port on the IP's line
curl -x http://LOGIN:PASSWORD@IP:PORT https://ipinfo.io/json
# SOCKS5: switch the list to SOCKS5 for this port; names resolve at the proxy
curl --socks5-hostname LOGIN:PASSWORD@IP:SOCKS_PORT https://ipinfo.io/jsonBefore you order
Decide these before you order US ISP IPs
- How many accounts or jobs need an address of their own. An order holds 1 to 100 IPs.
- Whether the stock is there. The order page shows how many US ISP IPs are available at that moment.
- HTTP or SOCKS5. Every IP has a port for each, and the switch above the proxy list decides which one its line shows; UDP needs SOCKS5.
- The p0f profile. Every ISP IP comes with one, so choose the operating system that matches the browser or device you log in with.
- Auto-renew. Turn it on for accounts you will run for months, so the address does not lapse between terms.
- The platform’s rules. A fixed IP does not change what an account is allowed to do there.
US law for proxies and public data
No federal law covers personal data across the board. Twenty states have comprehensive privacy laws in effect in 2026, the newest of them, in Indiana, Kentucky and Rhode Island, from 1 January. California’s CCPA keeps publicly available information outside its definition of personal information.
The Supreme Court narrowed the federal hacking law, the CFAA, in its 2021 Van Buren ruling. In hiQ v. LinkedIn, hiQ won the argument that collecting public profiles was not hacking, was then found to have breached LinkedIn’s user agreement, and the case ended in a December 2022 settlement with a $500,000 judgment against hiQ. Inside an account, the terms you accepted when you opened it apply.
Not legal advice. More rulings, from the US and elsewhere: the court cases guide.Free 200 MB — join our Telegram
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US ISP proxy questions
A static US IP address registered to an American consumer internet provider and hosted on a server, rented to one customer. Sites see an address from a home provider’s range, and it stays the same for as long as you rent it.
Yes, both names describe one product: an address from a consumer provider’s range that does not change. Our residential product is a different one, paid per GB: 7.79M+ residential IPs in the pool, October 2026, with a new exit per request or one held for up to 6 hours.
$4.00 per IP a month, with a p0f profile and unmetered traffic included. Choose the United States and the number of IPs on the ISP page of the dashboard; the pricing page lists every product.
Between 1 and 100 in one order. The ISP page of the dashboard shows the live US count before you pay, and it changes by the hour.
No. The IP comes from what is in stock for the United States, and the order page does not name its provider or location in advance. Once it is delivered, the IP checker shows both.
Both. One login and password work on two ports per IP, and the order page’s protocol switch shows the line for HTTP or for SOCKS5. Tools that need UDP go over SOCKS5.
Yes. The monthly price per IP covers all traffic on its 1 Gbps port, with no metering.
For your own accounts that log in every day, an ISP IP gives each account one US address for months. To test the TikTok or Instagram app as a T-Mobile, Verizon or AT&T customer would, take US mobile proxies. Either way the platform’s rules apply, including TikTok’s ban on unapproved bots.
Not as ISP IPs. In November 2026 Canada is not among the countries on our ISP page, which lists where ISP IPs are sold. For Canadian addresses, Canada proxies covers residential exits, which change per request or hold one IP for up to 6 hours, and Canada mobile proxies covers carrier exits.
Take the IP’s line from the order page: it holds the host, port, login and password your browser profile, app or script asks for, and the HTTP and SOCKS5 versions differ only in the port. Run the Python tab first; it confirms with ipinfo.io that the IP reads US before anything logs in.
What counts is what you do through the IP. On an account, the platform’s terms you accepted apply; for data, the state privacy laws and contract claims of the kind hiQ lost to LinkedIn. This is not legal advice.