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ProxyJam sells Zayo static residential (ISP) IPs in New York City, from $5.38 per IP per month, each held for the whole paid period. Zayo's own trade is wholesale fibre and capacity for other networks, which shapes how its registry records read.
Zayo is the full extent of what you choose · The city the IP surfaces in is not promised · A price per IP for each billing period
Zayo starts out picked, with the remaining New York City carriers a dropdown away. Set a term and a number of IPs and read the total under them.
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City helps you pick a provider; the IP's exact city is not guaranteed.
Zayo's buyers are other networks and large companies leasing dark fibre or wavelengths. An IP filed under that name reads as infrastructure, which suits checks that ask for a telecom registrant rather than a hosting brand.
If your target rewards IPs that resemble a family's cable or fibre line, a wholesaler is the wrong signal. Zayo describes its product as bandwidth for the world's companies, and the customers it lists are networks and enterprises rather than households. Better to know that before you pay.
PeeringDB keeps AboveNet and MFNX as other names for AS6461. MFNX recalls Metromedia Fiber Network, AboveNet's name until 2003, so older routing archives can show those labels against the number Zayo announces today.
Zayo has grown by purchase: AboveNet in 2012, and Crown Castle's fiber solutions business, whose sale to a Zayo entity closed on 1 May 2026. So check the registrant field your target actually reads instead of assuming it prints Zayo.
Zayo sells communications infrastructure: dark fibre, wavelength services, dedicated internet access, Ethernet and cloud connectivity, sold to carriers, hyperscalers, content providers, data centres and large enterprises. That wholesale trade is the business behind the name on this row.
AboveNet is a fibre network company from White Plains, New York, called Metromedia Fiber Network until 2003. Zayo completed its purchase on 2 July 2012 for about $2.2 billion, and PeeringDB still lists AboveNet as another name for AS6461.
No: Zayo has not been a public company since 9 March 2020, when its acquisition by affiliates of Digital Colony Partners and the EQT Infrastructure IV fund closed and its shares left the New York Stock Exchange.
The ARIN record for Zayo says Denver because the registration, held in the name Zayo Bandwidth, gives a Wynkoop Street address in Denver, Colorado. A registry address belongs to the record's holder; it says nothing about the location of an individual IP.
ProxyJam lists Zayo here: New York City. The list records where our catalogue files the row, not where a geolocation service will place the IP.
No: choosing Zayo does not fix the city of your IP. Zayo is the decision you make, and the decision ends with the carrier; the IP is issued from Zayo's pool, and the city a lookup reports for it is not something we promise.
A Zayo ISP proxy from ProxyJam costs $5.38 per month at the first step of the ladder, the same opening price as any other US carrier in our catalogue.
