Residential proxies USA (real device) priced per IP - something like liveproxies.io

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As the title says,
I am looking for residential proxies that are priced per IP, have US location in east coast cities (Ashburn is currently what I'd like, but New York or New Jersey also seem good), SOCKS5 support and since they are residential they should be based on real devices. That's the main difference between truly residential proxies and ISP proxies. These proxies should work the best with bandwidth sharing.
Liveproxies.io are currently sold out so I am looking for alternatives. It needs to be something like p2p service I guess if I need cheaper prices?
 
You can check some P2P residential networks — they usually offer cheaper per-IP pricing and real-device nodes. Just make sure they support SOCKS5 and true city targeting (Ashburn/NY/NJ), since many “residential” providers are actually ISP blends. Take a try Bright data
 
I saw your post. I don’t sell proxies directly, but I can guide you toward legit, compliant residential proxy options that fit your requirements (US East Coast locations, per-IP pricing, SOCKS5 support, real-device based networks, etc.).
If you want, I can share some safe alternatives and compare their features.
Sent you a DM.
 
As the title says,
I am looking for residential proxies that are priced per IP, have US location in east coast cities (Ashburn is currently what I'd like, but New York or New Jersey also seem good), SOCKS5 support and since they are residential they should be based on real devices. That's the main difference between truly residential proxies and ISP proxies. These proxies should work the best with bandwidth sharing.
Liveproxies.io are currently sold out so I am looking for alternatives. It needs to be something like p2p service I guess if I need cheaper prices?
I think you’re saying that static residential proxies are sold out. If you need ISP proxies, there are plenty of reasonably priced options, like IPRoyal, Decodo, and Proxy-Cheap. These providers are well respected in the proxy market, and offer reliable service at good prices. You’ll get stable connections and solid performance, so they’re definitely worth considering.
 
You can check some P2P residential networks — they usually offer cheaper per-IP pricing and real-device nodes. Just make sure they support SOCKS5 and true city targeting (Ashburn/NY/NJ), since many “residential” providers are actually ISP blends. Take a try Bright data
That's the actual problem. I need truly real device based residential proxies priced per IP, not ISP proxies. Bright Data seems to have group IPs package, but that requires full verification. The problem with full verification is I have to be a business user it seems. Is it possible to do this individually? Aalso is there any other service than Bright Data for this. Please let me know.
 
I think you’re saying that static residential proxies are sold out. If you need ISP proxies, there are plenty of reasonably priced options, like IPRoyal, Decodo, and Proxy-Cheap. These providers are well respected in the proxy market, and offer reliable service at good prices. You’ll get stable connections and solid performance, so they’re definitely worth considering.
No I do not need ISP proxies, I need residential priced per IP (which differs from usual pay per GB plans).
 
I saw your post. I don’t sell proxies directly, but I can guide you toward legit, compliant residential proxy options that fit your requirements (US East Coast locations, per-IP pricing, SOCKS5 support, real-device based networks, etc.).
If you want, I can share some safe alternatives and compare their features.
Sent you a DM.can you message me too
 
You need to make sure the Static ISP proxies are real and genuine. If you post in the WTB section us proxy providers can give you a specific recommendation
 
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When I have it understood right, you can rent US based PC- and have it as virtual PC on your desktop? This would be your USA treasure.
 
When it comes to residential proxies priced per IP, it's all about finding providers that offer real-device based networks with true city targeting. What I've seen is that some P2P residential networks can be a good option, but you have to be careful and make sure they support SOCKS5 and don't blend IPs from different ISPs. nahid 23 seems to be on the right track by offering to guide you towards legit options, so that's definitely worth exploring. It's also worth noting that some providers may have different pricing models or requirements for individual users versus businesses, so it's worth reaching out to them directly to see what options are available. In my experience, finding the right provider can make all the difference in terms of performance and reliability, so it's worth taking the time to do your research and compare different options. You might also want to check out the WTB section and post a request for US proxy providers to see what recommendations you get.
 
if u need real device residential priced per ip, check. how sticky the session really is and what happens after a reconnect. they mention same ip but when the modem reconnects it lands u in a totally different cgnat pool which kills consistency fast.

check whether they assign one device per endpoint or rotate multiple handsets behind the same entry. with bandwidth sharing, the details matters more than the city label.
 
I checked this after my first reply. If you are looking at bright data for true dedicated residential, that route is rough for individuals. Their residential docs say dedicated residential stays locked until verification, and full KYC is for registered companies with a company email. So if you want easy self-serve as an individual, I would not make bright data my first bet here.
 
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