Static residential proxies, from $3.50 per IP

What is a static residential proxy?

A static residential proxy gives you one ISP IP that stays the same for the period you buy. Every connection goes out from the same IP, so websites see a regular user connecting from the same place every time.

WING PROXY static residential proxies are priced by the number of IPs and the period. Your price does not change with traffic, so you can predict your monthly cost exactly.

Unlike rotating proxies, the IP does not change with each request, which makes account work that needs long login sessions much easier. The site always sees the same location, so you can keep working as usual without extra checks.

The IP is assigned to your account the moment you buy, and only your account uses it for that period. Each IP gets its own connection details, so you can see at a glance which IP is attached to which account.

How much does a static residential proxy cost per IP?

Static residential proxies cost $3.50 per IP for 10 days, $7.00 per IP for 30 days and $11.20 per IP for 60 days. Longer periods lower the daily cost, and the 60 day period costs nearly half as much per day as the 10 day period.

You can buy from 1 IP. Change the count with the plus and minus buttons on the pricing card and the total updates instantly. For 1,000 IPs and up, we offer a custom plan.

Since traffic does not change the price, accounts that upload many photos or videos cost the same. Set the number of IPs and the period, and your monthly cost is fixed in advance.

For example, to run 5 accounts for 30 days, buy 5 IPs on the 30 day period at $7.00 per IP.

What are static residential proxies used for?

Static residential proxies work best when you need to connect from the same IP consistently. Sites often ask for extra verification when your location changes frequently, and a fixed IP keeps everything running smoothly.

Teams running seller accounts on several international marketplaces assign one static IP per account to keep login histories cleanly separated. As accounts grow, just buy more IPs and scale the same way.

Recording the same regional pages every day from the same IP lets you compare daily results under the same conditions. It helps you pinpoint the exact day ad placement or price display changed.

• Running social media and marketplace seller accounts with one IP each
• Managing ad accounts and checking regional ad placement
• Long connections such as remote work or admin panel access
• Recording the same regional pages daily under the same conditions

What is the difference between static and rotating residential proxies?

A static residential proxy keeps one IP for the whole period, while a rotating residential proxy gets a new IP per request or per session. Static fits work that needs a continuous identity, like account management. Rotating fits broad data collection across many pages.

You can use both products in the same account. Handle account logins and operations with static IPs, and large scale market research with rotating IPs, so each job runs the way it works best.

How many static IPs do I need?

Usually, prepare as many IPs as the accounts you run. Pairing one IP with one account keeps login histories separate and management clean.

Start with a small number on the 10 day period, then move to 30 or 60 days once your work is settled. Extend from your dashboard before the period ends and you keep the same IP.

If several people work on your team, giving each person their own IPs also works well. When everyone connects only through their assigned IPs, it is clear who handled which account, and admin panel access is easy to manage with allowlisted IPs.

You can buy more IPs at any time, so there is no need to prepare many up front. Adding one IP each time you open a new account means you never pay for unused IPs.

You can buy several IPs from the same country and split them across accounts, or buy one IP per sales country and pair each with that country's account.

How do I connect a static residential proxy?

After purchase, your dashboard shows the host, port, username and password for each IP. Enter them as HTTP or SOCKS5, whichever your software uses, and your traffic goes out through that IP right away.

If you always connect from the same place, like a server or office, add up to 10 public IPv4 addresses to the allowlist and skip the password. You can reset your password in the dashboard at any time.

Teams using antidetect browsers should put one static IP in each browser profile. Profiles and IPs always stay paired, so each account's connection environment stays consistent.

Once connected, visit an IP check site once to confirm your assigned IP shows up. After that, the same setup keeps the same IP for the whole period.

How do I pay for static residential proxies?

You pay from a balance topped up with USDT (TRC20). Each top-up is $50 to $10,000, and you can split the remaining balance between period extensions and other products.

Accounts are created with a single token, no email needed. Once your first top-up is credited, Support opens in your dashboard, where you can discuss country setup or bulk purchases.

Topped up USDT stays as a balance for your next purchase rather than being withdrawn. Period extensions, extra IPs and other products all come from the same balance, which keeps payments simple.

All prices are in USD, and the total shown on the pricing card is the amount deducted from your balance.

How do I extend a static residential proxy?

Extend from your dashboard before the period ends and keep using the same IP without interruption. The IP paired with each account stays the same, so the location the site remembers does not change.

Extensions also come in 10, 30 or 60 day periods. For long term accounts, choose 60 days for the lowest daily cost.

Extensions are paid from the same balance, so there is no separate checkout. Select the IP in your dashboard, choose the period, and it applies right away.