# IPProxy > Proxy Infrastructure Built for Scale and Speed Rotating residential proxies, static ISP proxies, and datacenter proxies in 190+ locations. Transparent pricing, traffic that never expires, and a dashboard you will actually enjoy. Premium rotating residential, static residential (ISP) and datacenter proxies in 190+ locations. Pay as you go, traffic never expires, instant setup. This is the Markdown rendering of the root homepage https://ipproxy.co/. ## Residential Proxies, ISP Proxies, and Datacenter Proxies Pick the network that matches your targets – switch or combine any time. **Residential Proxies.** Rotating residential proxies route your traffic through real household IPs. Ideal for web scraping, SEO monitoring, social media and any target that blocks datacenter ranges. **Static Residential (ISP) Proxies.** Dedicated static residential IPs registered to consumer ISPs. Datacenter-grade speed with residential trust – perfect for account management and long sessions that must keep the same IP. Variants: Standard ISP, Native ISP, Premium Carrier ISP. **Datacenter Proxies.** Dedicated datacenter IPs with 1 Gbps uplinks and unlimited traffic. The fastest, most affordable option for targets without strict anti-bot protection. ## How Teams Use IPProxy From scraping and SEO to ad verification and account management – pick the network that fits. Use-case index: https://ipproxy.co/use-cases ## Built to Integrate. Ready to Automate. Standard HTTP(S) & SOCKS5 endpoints work with every language, browser and scraping framework. Connect through gw.ipproxy.co. Use the port printed on the credential line in the dashboard. Customers commonly see 5001 or 7777. The same port accepts HTTP(S) CONNECT and SOCKS5. Do not substitute a supplier hostname. Authentication is username and password, issued after a paid order is fulfilled. Placeholders below are not live credentials. curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@gw.ipproxy.co:5001 https://ipinfo.io/json ## Auth and getting started Proxy traffic authenticates with the gateway username and password on gw.ipproxy.co. That is HTTP proxy authentication, not an OAuth 2.0 bearer token, and it has no scopes. Dashboard JSON routes such as /api/me authorize the signed-in Supabase session cookie and then read only that account. The check is owner identity, not a named OAuth scope. Google sign-in is Supabase Auth signInWithOAuth with provider google. The browser returns to /api/callback, which exchanges the code for a website session. That is a login identity provider, not an authorization server for third-party API clients. Create an account at /login?mode=signup with Google. The signup screen says no credit card is required to create the account. That step does not issue proxy traffic or an API key. Open Billing and add USD wallet funds with FastPay. Balance is credited when the payment webhook confirms the top-up. A new account starts without a funded balance. Buy residential gigabytes or a static IP at checkout. The server recomputes the price. Read the checkout total before paying. There is no complimentary traffic allotment and no hosted sandbox password on ipproxy.co. After fulfilment, copy the gateway username and password from the dashboard. If fulfilment cannot complete, the quick-start guides state that the charge is refunded to the wallet. ## Billing cautions IPProxy is pay as you go. Residential traffic is sold by the gigabyte and the product copy says that traffic does not expire. Static residential and datacenter IPs are sold for a selected period and can be renewed. Marketing pages say there is no subscription requirement and no contract for standard packages. The from-price on product cards is the cheapest published volume unit, not a quote for your quantity or country. Native ISP prices vary by country. Checkout is the charge. Do not call production write APIs (wallet top-up, orders, renewals, cancellation) from an unattended agent. Those routes act on the signed-in account and can spend wallet balance. ## Documents - [IPProxy API](https://ipproxy.co/docs): Gateway authentication, self-serve signup, billing cautions, and the OAuth blocker. - [llms.txt](https://ipproxy.co/llms.txt): When to use each proxy network and how to call the gateway. - [OpenAPI](https://ipproxy.co/openapi.json): Machine-readable description of the public catalog and the website session. No OAuth scopes. - [Sitemap](https://ipproxy.co/sitemap.xml): Public HTML pages on this domain. - [Quick-start guides](https://ipproxy.co/quick-start-guides): Residential, static residential (ISP), and datacenter connection steps. - [Help center](https://ipproxy.co/help): Wallet, ports, targeting parameters, and renewals. - [Pricing](https://ipproxy.co/pricing): Current pay-as-you-go totals. Checkout recomputes the wallet charge. - [Residential proxies](https://ipproxy.co/residential-proxies): Rotating and sticky household IPs. - [ISP proxies](https://ipproxy.co/isp-proxies): Static residential IPs registered to consumer ISPs. - [Datacenter proxies](https://ipproxy.co/datacenter-proxies): Dedicated datacenter IPs for targets that do not need residential trust. - [About](https://ipproxy.co/about): What IPProxy operates, in product terms. - [Contact](https://ipproxy.co/contact): Published support, sales, and terms contact emails. - [Privacy Policy](https://ipproxy.co/privacy): How IPProxy handles account and usage data. - [Terms of Service](https://ipproxy.co/terms): Contract and acceptable-use terms. The acceptable-use section is /terms#acceptable-use. - [Latency test](https://ipproxy.co/tools/latency-test): Public probe through a proxy line you already have. - [Traffic split test](https://ipproxy.co/tools/traffic-test): Public egress and reachability check through your proxy. - [Multi-region egress](https://ipproxy.co/tools/multi-region): Public regional reachability check through your proxy. - [GitHub organization](https://github.com/lowtechteam): Public GitHub org lowtechteam. Not an SDK, MCP server, or CLI download.