United States Proxies With an IP That Belongs to One Customer
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To buy a US proxy here, pick one of two types: a private IPv4 datacenter address or a static residential ISP address, both assigned to a single customer and fixed for the whole rental. Either way, American sites such as Amazon, Google and Facebook see one steady US connection instead of wherever you actually sit, and bandwidth is not metered.
Live United States proxy prices
- 1 IP$1.85
- 3+ IPs$1.70
- 10+ IPs$1.60
- 25+ IPs$1.50
- 50+ IPs$1.40
- 100+ IPs$1.30
- 200+ IPs$1.20
- 500+ IPs$1.10
- 1 IP$2.25
- 3+ IPs$2.10
- 10+ IPs$2.00
- 25+ IPs$1.90
- 50+ IPs$1.80
- 100+ IPs$1.70
- 200+ IPs$1.60
- 500+ IPs$1.50
Two US types, one decision
The United States is the only location besides Vietnam where ProxyV4 offers both products, so the first question on this page is which one fits your job. Both are static and single-tenant. What differs is who the address is registered to, and therefore how strict platforms tend to score it.
| Private IPv4 (datacenter) | Static ISP (residential) | |
|---|---|---|
| Registered to | A US datacenter range | A consumer internet provider |
| How sites tend to read it | Server or business traffic | Closer to a household or office line |
| Strong at | Speed, volume, low cost per IP | Accounts that must survive for months |
| Typical jobs | Price scraping, rank tracking, bots, testing US sites | Amazon or Walmart seller accounts, ad accounts with spend history |
| Product page | US private IPv4 | US static ISP |
Why the IP country changes what you see
American platforms localize by visitor location. Product prices, shipping estimates, search rankings, ad previews in the Ad Library and even which features appear can shift with the IP. Operators who run US-facing work from abroad need that view to be accurate, and they need accounts to log in from the same place every day.
Typical buyers: marketplace sellers on Amazon, Walmart, eBay or Etsy; agencies running TikTok Shop US and American social profiles, one address per account; advertisers checking US-targeted Facebook and Google campaigns; SEO teams who want real google.com results for US searchers; and data teams collecting public prices and stock levels from US retailers. The e-commerce use case goes deeper on seller accounts.
Matching type to task
- A seller account you plan to keep for years: static ISP. The ISP registration and fixed address give the account a steady, ordinary-looking login history.
- Facebook or Google ad accounts with spend behind them: static ISP, for the same reason.
- Scraping product pages or monitoring competitor prices: private IPv4. It is faster and cheaper per IP, and unmetered traffic suits large crawls.
- Keyword and SERP tracking: private IPv4, where volume matters more than looking residential.
- A large mixed portfolio of social accounts: ISP for the valuable ones, datacenter for the many low-risk ones.
- Not sure yet: buy a handful of each and watch how your platform treats them before scaling. There is no minimum order.
From checkout to first login
- Top up your USD balance by card through Stripe, crypto through Cryptomus or Vitix Pay, then choose US and the type, and pay. Activation runs automatically, usually within minutes.
- Copy each proxy from Orders in the dashboard. The format is
ip:port:user:pass; set the proxy type to HTTP. - In the antidetect profile, match the timezone to the IP's US location (America/New_York, America/Los_Angeles and so on; many antidetect browsers fill it in from the proxy) and set the language to en-US.
- Load What is my IP inside the profile. It must show the proxy address, not yours. For a whole batch, run the proxy checker first.
- Give each account its own IP and leave it there. Tool walkthroughs: GoLogin, AdsPower, Proxifier.
What a dedicated US IP will not fix
A fixed US address removes a strong linking signal and gives platforms a consistent location. It does not make an account ban-proof: payment details, device fingerprint, behaviour and content are scored too. Pair the proxy with a clean profile and normal activity. If an IP fails to connect or geolocates to the wrong country, open a ticket; technical failures fall under the refund policy and are credited to your balance.
Frequently asked questions
Which is better for Amazon, datacenter or static ISP?
For a seller account you want to keep long term, static ISP. For scraping Amazon product pages, private IPv4 datacenter is faster and costs less per IP.
Will anyone else use my US IP?
No. Both US types are single-tenant: one address goes to one customer for the full rental.
Do I keep the same US IP after renewing?
Yes. Renew from the dashboard before expiry and the address stays the same. You can renew only part of an order and let the rest expire.
Can I pick a particular US state?
The locations offered for each order are listed on the pricing page. After activation, confirm each IP's location with an IP lookup before you assign it to an account.
Are US proxies available over SOCKS5?
Paid proxies are HTTP(S) with username and password authentication. That works in browsers, antidetect browsers, Proxifier and most bots.
Check live US prices
Choose datacenter or static ISP, buy one IP or a batch, and pay from your balance. Credentials appear under Orders shortly after payment.
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