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ISP and datacenter proxies in the US
US ISP proxies and US datacenter proxies are both ordered by country at checkout, so a team measuring American retail, search or advertising holds a fixed origin inside the country for as long as the job runs. It is the market most of our customers ask for first, and the one where a wrong-country result is hardest to miss.
Lines available in the US
ISP and datacenter are chosen by country at checkout.
ISP
Selected at checkoutStatic address in the US, chosen at checkout.
Datacenter
Selected at checkoutDedicated address in the US, chosen at checkout.
Residential
CoverageNetwork-wide pool; country selection is not offered at checkout.
Mobile
CoverageNetwork-wide pool; country selection is not offered at checkout.
What each line is for in the US
ISP proxies in the US
ISP addresses suit the American jobs where one session has to last from the first page to the last. A signed-in price check on a membership or business account, a fare search that walks through several steps before it shows a total, and a partner feed whose operator allowlists your address in advance all depend on the origin not changing halfway through.
US ISP addresses are leased under commercial contracts from major consumer providers, including AT&T, Comcast and Verizon, and hosted in our own racks. To the sites you reach each one presents as a residential connection, with no peer device in the path, and because it is static and dedicated to your account, whatever reputation it earns with a target is yours alone.
Datacenter proxies in the US
Datacenter addresses carry the volume side of American work: sweeping public category and search pages across a large catalogue, measuring the response time of a US-facing service from inside the country, or load-testing an endpoint before a launch. Each address sits in a range registered to us and announced from our own ASN, so a registry lookup shows who holds it and nothing is resold.
Per address, datacenter moves more traffic than ISP and a flagged address comes back sooner, which is what an overnight crawl of several large American retailers needs. What it does not offer is consumer reputation. A target that treats hosting ranges with suspicion will treat these the same way, and that work belongs on ISP.
Why teams need an origin in the US
In US retail, assortment, promotions and even displayed pricing change from state to state, and a storefront can decide what to show from the visitor's origin long before tax is calculated. A US-based address sees the page a US shopper sees; a foreign visitor may be redirected elsewhere. The same origin matters for ad delivery and availability checks, because creatives, stock and shipping estimates are routinely served differently outside the country.
- Amazon and Walmart listing prices for US delivery
- Google results for US English queries
- Ad creatives served to US visitors
- Stock and shipping estimates at checkout
- Currency
- US dollar (USD)
- Languages
- English
- Search engines
- Google, Bing
- Marketplaces
- Amazon, Walmart, eBay, Target
Marketplaces are named only to show where checks run. No affiliation is implied.
How an order for the US works
The volume ladder matters most when a US block is large. The rate is set by the quantity in a single order, so a team that already knows the size of its American block pays less per address by ordering it at once than by building it up in small batches. Every rate is quoted and billed in US dollars, which leaves an American finance team nothing to convert.
- 01Choose ISP or datacenter in the dashboard.
- 02Select the US as the country at checkout.
- 03Set the number of addresses and the term.
- 04Pay from your prefunded wallet.
| Per address | ISP | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|
| Country | United States, chosen at checkout | United States, chosen at checkout |
| Assignment | Static, dedicated to one customer | Dedicated, never shared |
| Minimum order | 1 IP | 1 IP |
| Rate | $3.20 to $1.50 per IP / month | $3.20 to $1.50 per IP / month |
| Billing | Per address, per month | Per address, per month |
| Throughput | 100 Mbps per address | 100 Mbps per address |
| Latency | Median 41 ms to regional targets | Median 9 ms to regional targets |
| Subnet spread | Max 64 addresses per /24 by default | Configurable, /24 diversity on request |
| Replacement | Replacement within 4 hours for any flagged address | Replacement within 1 hour for any flagged address |
| Availability | 99.99% monthly address availability | 99.99% monthly address availability |
| Service credits | Pro-rata service credit plus 20% for any address below target | Pro-rata service credit plus 20% for any address below target |
| Term | ISP | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|
| 30 days | Volume rate | Volume rate |
| 60 days | 5% off | 5% off |
| 90 days | 10% off | 10% off |
| 365 days | 20% off | 20% off |
Rates and terms are read from the live catalogue.
ISP or datacenter for the US
Choose ISP for the US when the target is a consumer storefront, a search engine or an ad platform that grades visitors by network type, or when a session must stay on one address for hours. Choose datacenter when the job is throughput: wide public crawls, synthetic monitoring, or an API that only needs a fixed origin it can allowlist. Nothing stops a team running both, with a small ISP block on the sensitive flows and a larger datacenter block carrying the bulk, each on its own order.
Sourced and audited the same way everywhere
Every address carries the same chain-of-custody standard. The method is on the sourcing and compliance page.
Questions about the US
Do US ISP proxies read as residential connections?
They are leased from consumer internet providers and present as residential to the sites you reach, while behaving like dedicated capacity that is fixed and assigned to you alone. How a given site classifies an address is that site's decision, which is why the line carries a replacement window for any address a target flags.
Does a US address see results for a specific state?
A US address gives you a country-level origin inside the United States. This page does not promise any one state's storefront, so if your work depends on a particular state, check what the target shows from the address before building a programme on it.
Is US traffic treated differently from other countries?
Not by us. The gateway, the credential format and the SLA are the same everywhere; only the address's own country differs.
Can a partner allowlist a US datacenter address?
Yes. A datacenter address is dedicated to you for as long as you hold it, so a partner can add it to an allowlist once and see the same origin on every call. If an address is ever flagged and replaced, send the partner the new one before moving traffic onto it.
Can one integration use both US ISP and US datacenter addresses?
Yes. Every line runs behind one gateway with the same protocols, so moving a job between ISP and datacenter is a change of parameters rather than a new integration.
Can I choose the country when I order?
On ISP and datacenter, yes: the country is picked at checkout. Residential and mobile are sold as network-wide coverage, and neither lets you target a country at order time.
Is there a trial for ISP or datacenter in a given country?
Yes. Both lines include a paid trial before you commit to a term, on the same terms in every country they are sold in.
Nearby and other locations
Canada and Mexico each run their own storefronts in their own currencies, so a North American rollout needs an address in each rather than a US address standing in for all three.
- Canada
- Mexico
Order addresses in the US
Fund a wallet, then pick the US at checkout.
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