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Dedicated IPv4 Proxies
Dedicated IPv4 proxies assign each address to a single buyer for the term, so no one else's traffic affects its reputation or bandwidth. IPv4 remains the most widely compatible IP version. Compare whether the IPs are datacenter or ISP ranges, how widely they spread across subnets, whether the same IPs renew with you, and whether the seller documents prior use of the range.
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Buyer guide
- Confirm in the listing terms that each IP is exclusive to you for the full period.
- Check the ASN to see whether the range belongs to a hosting provider or an ISP.
- Ask whether IPs were previously assigned and whether the seller checks blocklists before handover.
- Make sure renewal keeps the same addresses if your setup depends on them.
What to compare
- 01Exclusivity stated in the terms
- 02Datacenter vs ISP ranges
- 03Subnet spread
- 04Renewal on the same IPs
- 05Locations available
- 06Replacement policy
Use cases
- Allowlisted access to partner systems
- Stable ad verification environments
- Consistent geo testing
FAQ
Why pay for dedicated IPv4 rather than shared?
Dedicated IPs are not affected by other customers' activity, which keeps reputation and performance predictable. Shared IPs are cheaper but you inherit how others use them.
Why choose IPv4 over IPv6 proxies?
Many sites and services still support IPv4 only or treat it more consistently. IPv6 is cheaper and plentiful, but check that your targets accept it first.
Can I request IPs from specific subnets or cities?
Some sellers allow subnet or city selection, others assign from a region. The listing's targeting field shows what can be specified.