> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://developers.flameproxies.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Static Residential (ISP) Proxies

> Dedicated ISP-registered IPs that never rotate. Covers the connection format, pricing, speeds, locations, and when to use a static IP.

Static residential proxies — also called ISP proxies — are dedicated IP addresses registered to real internet service providers and hosted on enterprise hardware. Your IP stays the same for the whole period you rent it, and nobody else uses it.

Websites see a legitimate ISP-assigned address, with the same trust level as a home connection. You get the speed and uptime of data center infrastructure.

## At a glance

| | |
| - | - |
| Pricing | From \$0.99 per month per IP — see [Plans](#plans) |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited — no caps, throttling, or overage charges |
| Port speed | Up to 10 Gbps |
| Protocols | HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, with UDP support |
| Rotation | Never — one dedicated IP for the whole rental period |
| Locations | United States, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, France, and more. ISP Monthly is United States only. |

## Plans

You pay per IP for a period of time, not per GB. Every plan includes unlimited bandwidth.

| Plan | Price | Locations |
| - | - | - |
| **ISP Monthly** | \$0.99 per month | United States only, on the RCN ASN |
| 1 day | \$0.70 per day | United States, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, France, and more |
| 7 days | \$1.50 per week | United States, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, France, and more |
| 1 month | \$3.00 per month | United States, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany, France, and more |

<Note>
  **ISP Monthly** is our cheapest static plan. It's United States only, and the IPs come from the RCN ASN. Its proxy lines connect straight to the IP, in the form `IP:PORT:USERNAME:PASSWORD` — see [Connection format](#connection-format). If you need another country, or a specific ASN, choose one of the other plans.
</Note>

## Connection format

Static proxies come in two connection formats, depending on the plan. The dashboard shows the exact line for every IP you own — copy it from there.

Static proxies don't use the `package`, `country`, or `session` parameters. The IP is fixed.

### ISP Monthly (United States)

ISP Monthly lines connect straight to the IP. There's no `.static.flameproxies.com` hostname:

```text theme={null}
<IP>:<PORT>:<USERNAME>:<PASSWORD>
```

* The **host** is the IP address itself.
* The **port**, **username**, and **password** are shown next to the IP in the dashboard.

Test it with curl, using the values from your dashboard:

```bash theme={null}
curl -x IP:PORT -U "USERNAME:PASSWORD" https://ipinfo.io/json
```

### Day, week, and month plans

These lines use a dedicated hostname for each IP:

```text theme={null}
203.0.113.10.static.flameproxies.com:1337:<USERNAME>-203.0.113.10:<PASSWORD>
```

* The **host** is your IP followed by `.static.flameproxies.com`.
* The **port** is `1337`.
* The **username** is your username followed by a hyphen and the IP.
* The **password** is your password.

Test it with curl:

```bash theme={null}
curl -x 203.0.113.10.static.flameproxies.com:1337 -U "USERNAME-203.0.113.10:PASSWORD" https://ipinfo.io/json
```

With either format, the `ip` in the response should be your dedicated IP, and it stays the same on every request.

### Output formats

Static proxy lines support the same four layouts as the rotating gateway. The examples below use a hostname-based line; for ISP Monthly, use the IP, port, username, and password exactly as your dashboard shows them.

| Format | Example |
| - | - |
| `standard` | `203.0.113.10.static.flameproxies.com:1337:<USERNAME>-203.0.113.10:<PASSWORD>` |
| `secondary` | `<USERNAME>-203.0.113.10:<PASSWORD>@203.0.113.10.static.flameproxies.com:1337` |
| `http_url` | `http://<USERNAME>-203.0.113.10:<PASSWORD>@203.0.113.10.static.flameproxies.com:1337` |
| `socks5_url` | `socks5://username:password@host:port`, using the SOCKS5 details shown in your dashboard |

## When to use static proxies

Static proxies look residential to any website but perform like enterprise infrastructure. Choose them when you need:

* **A consistent identity.** Manage accounts on platforms that flag logins from changing IPs.
* **Long sessions.** Keep the same IP for days or weeks, not minutes.
* **Maximum throughput.** Up to 10 Gbps with unlimited bandwidth, so large transfers don't run up a per-GB bill.
* **UDP.** Gaming, VoIP, DNS, and real-time streaming workloads that need UDP.

If you need a fresh IP for every request, or targeting in many countries and cities, use [residential proxies](/proxies/residential) instead.

## Static vs rotating residential

| | Static residential (ISP) | Residential |
| - | - | - |
| IP | One dedicated IP, never shared | Shared pool of 84M+ rotating IPs |
| Pricing | Per IP, per day, week, or month — from \$0.99/month | Per GB |
| Bandwidth | Unlimited | Pay for what you use; never expires |
| Speed | Up to 10 Gbps | Depends on the residential connection |
| Geo-targeting | Location chosen when you buy | Country and city on every request |
| Customer API | Not supported | Supported |

<Note>
  The Customer API covers residential and premium residential packages only. Buy and manage static IPs in the [dashboard](https://flameproxies.com/dashboard).
</Note>

## Next steps

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  <Card title="Choosing the right proxy type" icon="compass" href="/getting-started/choosing-proxy-type">
    Compare static, residential, and premium residential proxies.
  </Card>

  <Card title="Billing & top-ups" icon="receipt" href="/dashboard/billing">
    Pricing, payment methods, and invoices.
  </Card>
</CardGroup>
