Proxy Index
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ISP static proxy providers

Compare every published ISP static proxy on the same buyer-facing dimensions. Sort the cohort, inspect honest not-graded gaps, then open a provider review for the evidence behind the numbers.

What is an ISP proxy

An ISP proxy gives you an IP address registered to a real internet provider, like Comcast or Vodafone, hosted on fast datacenter hardware. To the sites you visit, your traffic looks like it comes from a home connection while keeping datacenter speed and stability. This mix makes ISP proxies (also sold as static residential proxies) a good default for work that needs one steady, trusted identity: managing accounts, checking prices from a consistent location, or long browser automation sessions. The address stays yours for as long as you rent it; it does not rotate underneath you.

If you need thousands of constantly changing addresses for heavy scraping, residential proxies fit better. If you only need raw speed and don’t care about looking residential, datacenter proxies cost less.

Where the address comes from

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Eligible grades are comparable within each column. Diagnostic rows stay labeled and unranked; a dash means evidence was absent, not that the provider scored zero.

Provider comparison. Select a column heading to change the sort order.
#1Bart ISPCaveat: Incomplete daily coverage 99.6100.0100.097.2100.0100.025exit IPs
#2NSTProxyCaveat: Low proxy sample 98.899.095.299.7100.0100.08exit IPs

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