Why read the country field too?
A result reading Niagara Falls is half an answer. Check the country and the province or state beside it; the Ontario city and the New York one are a bridge apart and in different countries.
ProxyJam lists static residential (ISP) IPs under Niagara Falls, the New York city on the American bank of the Niagara River, each held for the whole paid period. Carrier on the listing: Lumina Broadband. An Ontario city shares the name.
The carrier is all you choose · The IP comes from that carrier's pool, and we do not promise the city it surfaces in · Per IP, not per GB
The card opens on the American side's listing. Choose a carrier, a term and a quantity; the total changes with each pick, and any other New York city is one change away.
City helps you pick a provider; the IP's exact city is not guaranteed.
| Carrier | From / IP / month |
|---|---|
| Lumina Broadband | $5.38 |
The row is the catalogue’s entry for the New York city of that name. What you choose is the carrier; the IP is drawn from that carrier’s pool, and we do not promise the city it surfaces in, on either bank of the river.
A result reading Niagara Falls is half an answer. Check the country and the province or state beside it; the Ontario city and the New York one are a bridge apart and in different countries.
The Rainbow Bridge, open since 1941, is an international crossing with a border station at each end. The listing sits on the American bank; we sell it as a US listing and say nothing about how outside databases treat the other bank.
Each city takes its name from the waterfall between them, so a page about the falls can be written for either. A fixed IP from a US listing lets you read the same page from the same IP for the whole period, whichever side its author had in mind.
The Niagara River has long been harnessed here for electricity. That is a fact about the city's past and its plants, not about any connection you buy from this listing.
Which side this listing is on, what the catalogue records, and what stays unpromised.
ProxyJam lists this carrier under Niagara Falls: Lumina Broadband. The coverage table gives the opening price.
ProxyJam's Niagara Falls listing is the New York side: a city in Niagara County, incorporated in 1892, on the Niagara River across from its Ontario namesake.
ProxyJam does not list the Ontario side under that name. Our catalogue has no Niagara Falls entry under Canada today; the order card on the ISP proxies page shows what it does list there once Canada is chosen, and that may change with the next catalogue update. ISP Proxies
ProxyJam does not promise that the IP surfaces in Niagara Falls. Choosing the carrier is the whole of the choice; the IP is issued from that carrier's pool, and the city it surfaces in, on either bank, is not something we commit to.
Yes: the carrier ProxyJam lists under Niagara Falls has its own page, through the row at the foot of this page. It covers the carrier name appearing in our catalogue on each side of the border, which this page leaves to it.
No: a Niagara Falls ISP proxy from ProxyJam is fixed for the period you bought.
Billing for a Niagara Falls IP at ProxyJam is per IP per period, not per gigabyte.
This ProxyJam page differs from the New York page by covering one city. The state page shows every New York city and carrier we list. This page is about one city whose name the border repeats on the other bank.
A carrier missing from the Niagara Falls row is not in ProxyJam's catalogue under that city today. Ask support before ordering. Contact ProxyJam