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Global Residential IP Distribution

United States

2,405,355 IPs

United Kingdom

502,745 IPs

Canada

191,617 IPs

Mexico

326,277 IPs

Australia

78,651 IPs

France

252,519 IPs

Russia

85,901 IPs

Brazil

1,444,248 IPs

Argentina

623,291 IPs

South Africa

252,736 IPs

Philippines

185,914 IPs

Saudi Arabia

550,175 IPs

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Our advantages

Why Choose Proxy001 Unlimited Residential Proxies？

Large and Extensive IP Pool

With over 100 million residential IPs spanning 200+ global locations, our IPs are highly pure and boast 99.9% availability.

24/7 Full-time Support

We offer help through online chat, email, and tutorial documents whenever you need it

Suitable for All Business Scenarios

From social accounts to overseas store management, PROXY001 handles it all

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Frequently Asked Questions

What’s the difference between Dynamic IP and Static IP? Which one should I choose?

Dynamic IP (Rotating Proxy): The IP address changes automatically with each request or after a set time. Best for large-scale data scraping, SEO, or price monitoring.
Static IP : The IP remains the same throughout a session or longer. Ideal for account logins, social media management, or long-term sessions.

Are dynamic IPs more likely to get blocked?

Not if you use high-quality residential or ISP rotating proxies. These simulate real user behavior and locations, making detection by target websites much harder.
However, poor-quality proxies or excessive requests can still trigger blocks. Use trusted providers and set proper request intervals and concurrency limits.

Can I use static IPs for concurrent requests? Are they slower than dynamic IPs?

Static IPs often have limited concurrency, especially ISP ones, since each IP simulates a real user.
They’re not necessarily slower—ISP static IPs can be very fast—but overusing them might raise flags.
For high-volume crawling, consider using multiple static IPs + concurrency control, or switch to rotating proxies.

Are static IPs more likely to get banned?

Not necessarily. Static ISP proxies (registered under real ISPs but hosted in datacenters) offer high trust and very low block rates.
The risk is only high if using cheap datacenter IPs, which are often flagged as bots.

Can I use dynamic IPs to log into platforms like Instagram or manage multiple accounts?

Not recommended. Because dynamic proxies constantly change IPs, platforms like Instagram, Facebook, or Gmail will likely trigger security checks, logouts, or even suspensions. For account management, use static ISP IPs or sticky residential IPs from the same location.

Which type of IP is better for scraping Google/Bing SERP results?

Dynamic IPs are best. Search engines like Google and Bing have strong anti-bot systems that detect repeated requests from the same IP. To avoid captchas or bans, use rotating residential proxies with advanced solutions like SERP Scraper API or Web Unblocker tools.

Dynamic IPs and Static IPs Have Different Pricing — Which Plan Should I Choose?

Each IP type follows its own pricing model and serves different scenarios. Choose the plan that aligns with your business goals.