I need a VPS with a US residential IP

[zcldeapple]

Hello, I need a VPS with a US IP, and then log in to this VPS remotely, which is equivalent to real American is using a computer with a residential IP in their family,
Who can recommend a VPS provider that meets the above characteristics?

thanks

 

[BlackSeoMen]

I know one type in google play USA proxy.

 

[zcldeapple]

I know one type in google play USA proxy.

sorry , i not know your meaning,bro

 

[Deleted member 1107112]

Not sure if this solved your answer have you tried vultr

 

[zcldeapple]

Not sure if this solved your answer have you tried vultr

your know vultr can provide vps with resident ip?

 

[turelink]

Yes, I know some of it but it's not called VPS...usually as RDP

 

[liyong601c]

VPS = VPS stands for Virtual Private Server. VPS hosting is a source of confusion for many individuals and businesses searching for a web host for their Internet ventures.

So, VPS uses data center IP...search "dsl rent" there are lots of those services, really similar to residential IP providers in my views.

 

[Chris.Roark]

You won't find a VPS (Virtual Private Server, ie a Computer in the cloud) with residential IPs.

You can get a VPS with a datacenter IP from any cloud provider.

Once you get your VPS, then you can use a residential proxy provider for residential proxies and you can use a tool like Proxyfier (for Windows) or proxychains (for Linux) to route your VPS traffic through the residential IP.

As a VPS provider, you can check Hostwinds, they're a hosting company, quite cheap and good performance, and they have a sales thread here on BHW.

 

[expr3ss]

@zcldeapple did you found a provider?

I'm looking as well for RDP/VPS with residential IP EU/USA
or
private socks5 service EU& USA with lots of proxies where the proxies are sold only in one hand.

 

[Mi C]

You won't find a VPS (Virtual Private Server, ie a Computer in the cloud) with residential IPs.

You can get a VPS with a datacenter IP from any cloud provider.

Once you get your VPS, then you can use a residential proxy provider for residential proxies and you can use a tool like Proxyfier (for Windows) or proxychains (for Linux) to route your VPS traffic through the residential IP.

As a VPS provider, you can check Hostwinds, they're a hosting company, quite cheap and good performance, and they have a sales thread here on BHW.

I have seen some VPS detected as ISP in geolocation database such as IP2Location. I'm not sure how they did it. Any insight?

 

[miloice]

Get vps and run squid. It requires some experience tho. But its not that more beneficial than just buying a proxy because vps providers have limited amount of proxies available.