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Static Proxies
Static proxies keep the same IP for the whole lease, which suits allowlisting, long sessions and any workflow where a changing address would break things. Compare the IP type behind them, the lease and renewal terms and whether each address is exclusive.
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Buyer guide
- Confirm whether static IPs are ISP or datacenter ranges with an ASN lookup.
- Check that renewals keep the same addresses and what notice is given before changes.
- Ask how quickly an underperforming IP can be swapped.
What to compare
- 01ISP vs datacenter IP type
- 02Lease period and renewal
- 03Dedicated or shared
- 04Locations
- 05Replacement policy
Use cases
- IP allowlisting for internal tools
- Consistent geo testing
FAQ
When are static proxies better than rotating ones?
When a task depends on one consistent address, such as allowlisted access or a long authenticated session. Rotating proxies fit tasks that need many independent IPs.