These are the carriers listed in New York: GTT, Intercom Online, Lietpark Communications, Lumen, Lumina Broadband, NTT, Zayo. The coverage table below pairs each one with the New York cities our catalogue lists it in, from Niagara Falls on the Canadian border down to the Westchester suburbs. Read a row as where we list that carrier in this state and nothing more: a carrier with one New York city may sell well beyond it, and its own page lists where.
The carrier is the whole of the choice · Your IP comes out of that carrier's pool, and we do not promise which city it lands in · Billed per IP, per month
Every carrier the table above names for New York is in the picker. Choose one, choose how long and how many, and the total follows you as you go.
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| Carrier | From / IP / month | Where we list it |
|---|---|---|
| GTT | $5.38 | New York City |
| Intercom Online | $5.38 | New York City |
| Lietpark Communications | $5.38 | New York City |
| Lumen | $5.38 | New York City |
| Lumina Broadband | $5.38 | Albany, Buffalo, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, New York City, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, White Plains |
| NTT | $5.38 | New York City |
| Zayo | $5.38 | New York City |
A row records where our catalogue lists a carrier in New York. It is not a forecast of where your IP will be. What you pick is the carrier; the IP itself comes out of that carrier’s pool, and we do not promise which city it lands in. In New York City, Lumen has a page of its own.
Each row names the New York cities our catalogue lists a carrier in, from the Canadian border to the Westchester suburbs. If what you want is a New York carrier whose listings are not concentrated on New York City, the table answers it at a glance.
A row covers New York and nothing else. A carrier listed in one city here may be sold in other states and other countries, and its own page lists every place we sell it. Read a short row as a fact about this state, not about the carrier.
Nielsen ranks New York first among US designated market areas — about 7.49 million television households in the 2024-25 season. Creative and pricing aimed at a market that size are not what a cheap market sees, which is the argument for reading them against a New York listing rather than whichever one is convenient.
Retail and travel prices move with demand, not with your session. An ISP proxy holds still for the period you bought, so a reading in week one and a reading in week six differ because the merchant changed something — not because your connection did.
Whichever carrier you pick, the IP does not wander off during the period you paid for. A long-lived account built on one of these meets the same IP in the thirtieth week as in the first, which is the least interesting thing such an account can do.
Who is listed where in New York, what those cities have in common, and what the coverage table stops short of promising you.
Alphabetically: GTT, Intercom Online, Lietpark Communications, Lumen, Lumina Broadband, NTT, Zayo. The table above pairs each one with the New York cities our catalogue lists it in.
No. The carrier is the whole of the choice here. A row records where our catalogue lists that carrier in New York, and it is not a forecast: your IP comes out of the carrier's pool, and we do not promise which city it lands in. The order form has no field for a city, and there is no request for one we would take.
Where our catalogue lists that carrier in New York today, and nothing more. The table is rebuilt from the catalogue at every update, so a row grows or shrinks when the catalogue does. A carrier with a single New York city may be listed well outside the state, and its own page shows where. New York is one row of a much larger map.
Less than the map suggests: Albany, Buffalo, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle, New York City, Niagara Falls, Rochester, Schenectady, Syracuse, Troy, Utica, White Plains. Among them, Mount Vernon, New Rochelle and White Plains are Westchester cities, in the suburban belt that shares its southern boundary with New York City. Buffalo, Rochester, Syracuse and Utica are canal towns the Erie Canal brought major growth to after 1825, and Schenectady stands on the Mohawk along the same route. Albany, where the canal reached the Hudson, was settled in 1614 and had been the state capital for a generation before the canal was dug; Troy, on the east bank just upstream, predates it too. Niagara Falls is out on the Canadian border, across the river from its Ontario namesake.
No. An IP of this kind is fixed for the period you bought, so a session started in week one and a session started in week six leave by exactly the IP you were given.
By the IP, by the period. A heavy month and a quiet one produce a bill that does not move, because what you are buying is the IP and not the volume you push through it.
This page covers every carrier our catalogue lists anywhere in New York. The city page below is scoped to New York City, which happens to hold the whole New York list — so starting here is what shows you which carrier is also listed outside it.
Yes. Each IP is its own order, nothing is bundled, and one can lapse without disturbing another. What we will not do is promise you where any of them surfaces.
Yes. The carriers that have a page of their own are reached through the row at the foot of that page, and each of those pages answers a different question about its own carrier. Everything worth comparing at this level is in the table above.
No. The table gives the opening rate per IP for every carrier, and it is the same figure in every row. Breadth of listing carries no premium.
Because our catalogue lists it as one of the New York cities, and it is where every carrier in the state is listed. It has a page of its own below; the table here is what shows you how it sits against the rest of New York.
Then our catalogue does not list it anywhere in New York today — the table is the full picture, not a shortlist. Ask before you order and you will not be guessing. Contact ProxyJam
