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# ISP proxies

<mark style="color:purple;">ISP proxies</mark>, like <mark style="color:purple;">Datacenter</mark> proxies, are issued to one user only: no sharing, meaning no more than one user per address and no hidden sharing. The addresses are <mark style="color:purple;">IPv4</mark> and support <mark style="color:purple;">UDP</mark>.

<mark style="color:purple;">ISP proxies</mark> combine the benefits of both <mark style="color:purple;">Residential</mark> proxies and <mark style="color:purple;">Datacenter</mark> proxies. They are as stable and static as <mark style="color:purple;">Datacenter</mark> proxies, but they use IP addresses registered to home internet providers, like <mark style="color:purple;">Residential</mark> proxies.

This makes them a good option for Tier-1 sites and services that are sensitive to the <mark style="color:purple;">IP</mark> type. <mark style="color:purple;">UDP</mark> support also makes them suitable for WebRTC and other UDP-based workflows.

ISP proxies support <mark style="color:purple;">p0f</mark> network fingerprint spoofing.

{% embed url="<https://dashboard.proxyshard.com/en/isp-proxy>" %}

Step-by-step purchase and payment guide: [Purchasing ISP / Datacentre proxies](/eng/site-navigation/buying-and-renewing/buying-datacenter-proxies.md).

## Characteristics

| Parameter                                                         | Value                    |
| ----------------------------------------------------------------- | ------------------------ |
| IP type                                                           | IPv4 (home ISP)          |
| Sharing                                                           | No - one IP per user     |
| Connection limit                                                  | 2,500 per IP             |
| [UDP support](/eng/technologies-and-capabilities/about-udp.md)    | ✓                        |
| [p0f support](/eng/technologies-and-capabilities/p0f-spoofing.md) | ✓ (+$0.6 / IP per month) |
| Price                                                             | **$2** / IP per month    |

## Available locations

| Country      |
| ------------ |
| 🇹🇷 Turkey  |
| 🇺🇸 USA     |
| 🇨🇿 Czechia |
| 🇺🇦 Ukraine |

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The list of locations is constantly expanding.
{% endhint %}

## How to purchase

1. Open `ISP Proxy`.
2. Select a country in `Proxy region`.
3. Enter the quantity in `Number of proxies`.
4. Enable `Auto renew` if you want the order to renew automatically.
5. Enable `Enable p0f settings` if required.
6. In `Total slots`, enter how many proxies should use p0f spoofing.
7. If you have a promo code, enter it in `Promocode` and click `Apply`.
8. Review the total and click `Buy now`.

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Payment and renewal are covered in [Purchasing ISP / Datacentre proxies](/eng/site-navigation/buying-and-renewing/buying-datacenter-proxies.md).

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After payment, allow 1-2 minutes for the order to synchronize and the proxies to start working.
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## Order fields

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* `Status` shows the order state: `Active`, `On-hold`, or `Canceled`.
* `Product tag` adds a label that you can use to find the order in product lists.
* `User ID` identifies the order internally and may be requested by support.
* `Proxy Region` shows the selected country.
* `p0f slots` shows the active p0f slots and the change scheduled for the next billing period.
* `Username` and `Password` contain the credentials. `Regenerate` creates a new password, so existing proxy strings stop working.
* `Billing cycle`, `Next due date`, `Price`, and `Next charge` show the rental term and the next payment.
* `Auto-renew proxy` controls automatic renewal. The same settings are available through `Manage renewal`.
* `p0f` and `Buy p0f slots` open the fingerprint settings and the purchase of additional slots.
* In `Proxy List`, you can select `HTTP` or `SOCKS5`, change the proxy string format, copy the list with `Copy all`, or download it with `Export All`.

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An order with the `Canceled` status cannot be restored. This status is assigned after three days without payment.
{% endhint %}

## What tasks they fit

Any crypto exchanges, Polymarket, stable web scraping sessions, SEO monitoring, e-commerce price monitoring, marketplace checks, ad verification, brand monitoring, testing sites from a home-ISP ASN, QA of authorization and user scenarios, website availability monitoring, account management.

## Pros and cons of ISP proxies

#### <mark style="color:green;">Pros:</mark>

* **Real ISP addresses** - IPs are listed under real home internet providers (in geolocation databases the ASN type is provider, not hosting)
* **Reliable home-ISP carriers**
* **Wide channel with minimal latency**
* **Static addresses, one user only** - the IP does not change during the rental
* **p0f and UDP support**

#### <mark style="color:red;">Cons:</mark>

* **Price** - higher than Datacenter proxies
* **Number of available locations** - integration with real providers is extremely complex, but we keep expanding the list

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See the [setup guides](/eng/usage-instructions/getting-started.md) for proxy configuration instructions.
{% endhint %}


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