Proxies for every job —
pick the type your job needs

By IP. Traffic is never billed per gigabyte, subject to a published fair usage policy: past 50 GB a month a proxy drops from 100 concurrent sessions to 10. Terms of Service

Country, yes — pick one from the list above, and on a country page you pick the carrier as well. City, no: the catalogue has no city dimension. A country entry lists carriers and plans, and the addresses sit wherever those carriers have them.

HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, with either user:pass or IP whitelist authentication.

Where the address comes from, and how long it stays yours. An ISP address is registered to a consumer internet provider and hosted on server infrastructure: you hold that one address for the whole billing period and it does not change. A rotating residential proxy draws from a pool of addresses on real consumer devices and hands you a different one per request, or holds one for a short session. ISP trades pool size for a stable identity, which is what account work and long-running sessions need — and it is the only one of the two on sale here. ISP Proxies

By what a target sees when it looks up the network behind the address. Both are hosted on servers, so speed and stability are comparable; registration is the difference. A datacenter address is registered to a hosting company, which plenty of sites treat as a signal of its own. An ISP address is registered to an internet provider, so it reads as a consumer connection while keeping server-grade uptime. Neither is better in the abstract — a datacenter address is fine wherever nothing checks the network.

Start from what the target checks. If it looks at the network behind the address — account tooling, ad verification, region-locked catalogues — you need one registered to an internet provider, which is ISP. If it checks nothing and you only need throughput, datacenter is enough. If you need a different address on every request rather than one you keep, that is rotating residential; if it has to be a mobile carrier network, that is mobile. Only ISP is orderable today. ISP Proxies

ISP — a static address registered to a named carrier, priced per IP and held for the whole period. Rotating residential, mobile and datacenter are drawn above because the catalogue covers them, but every control for them still says Coming soon. ISP Proxies

One address registered to a consumer internet provider and held for the whole period, rather than a pool that changes as you use it. It is the same product this catalogue lists as ISP, and it is the only one on sale today. Static Residential

ProxyJam. What the service covers, how an order is handled and the figures behind the catalogue are set out on the about page. About ProxyJam

Yes — 72 hours on your first order, up to 10 IPs, and using the proxies does not void it. Refund Policy