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Hello everyone,

I am currently looking for a proxy that I can use for one month, and after a few months, I might want to reuse the exact same proxy/IP. Please suggest the best service for this.
 
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Nowadays many proxy providers already offer a renew/extend feature for static IPs — meaning you can reuse the same proxy/IP later, but with one important condition:

You must renew the IP before it expires.

If you let it expire, most providers will release it back into the pool and you won’t be able to get the same one.
 
In my experience, if you’d like to reuse the exact same IP later on, you would typically need to keep the subscription active. Most providers aren’t able to hold or reserve an IP for several months without it being attached to an active plan, as there are infrastructure and maintenance costs involved. So in most cases, maintaining a static or dedicated proxy plan would be the most reliable option.
 
the honest answer is that most providers won't hold an ip for you if you cancel. once your plan expires the ip goes back into the pool and someone else gets it. if you know you'll need the same ip again, the cheapest option is just keeping the subscription running even while you're not using it. some ISP proxy providers let you "park" ips at a reduced rate but that's rare. another approach is to grab a dedicated static residential proxy from a smaller provider who might be more flexible on renewals. just make sure to ask them upfront if the ip is guaranteed on renewal or if it rotates.
 
It really depends on what you need it for. If you specifically need the exact same IP again months later, that’s usually easier with datacenter or static ISP proxies where the provider assigns fixed IP ranges.
Residential and rotating proxies are generally better for automation or long-term account stability, but you usually can’t “reserve” a specific IP for future reuse. With those, repeated IPs happen naturally in the pool, as it goes.
 
kindproxy_official said:
Nowadays many proxy providers already offer a renew/extend feature for static IPs — meaning you can reuse the same proxy/IP later, but with one important condition:

You must renew the IP before it expires.
If you let it expire, most providers will release it back into the pool and you won’t be able to get the same one.
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the man is right - you have to renew or the ip
goes back into the pool.
 
Here you'll find many providers of that service, but it largely depends on your intended use, whether it's residential or mobile, and whether it has a POF fingerprint, among other factors. It really depends on what you're going to use it for.
 
With our proxies, you need to keep your subscription active to keep the proxy.
 
Go for static (ISP) proxies, since they allow you to use the same IP for a long time and sometimes reuse it later. Good providers include Bright Data, Decodo (Smartproxy), Oxylabs, and IPRoyal. Just check with their support first, because not all services guarantee getting the exact same IP again after a break.
 
If you need to keep a fixed IP address and reuse it after a few months, I recommend choosing a Static Residential Proxy or Dedicated ISP Proxy service. You can check out Bright Data they offer an extremely stable pool of static IP addresses (ISPs). You can rent a specific IP address for an extended period. When temporarily suspending service, contact support to keep that IP address on your priority list. To ensure you can reuse that IP address after a few months of inactivity, you should choose packages with an Extend feature or contact support to confirm the policy regarding the retention of your designated IP address.
 
To meet your needs, I think you could consider Proxy Selle. They allow you to choose the exact rental period and support easy renewal of your old IP address through their control panel. Don't forget to message their support team beforehand to confirm your IP Retention policy.
 
Look for ISP proxies (sometime called static residential). But keep in mind that all providers in the market will charge you monthly per IP so if you don't renew your subscription you'll lose access to the IPs you had previously.
 
Most people have already covered the IP retention part. If you're comparing providers, Mango Proxy also offers static ISP proxies, so it's another option to consider alongside the ones already mentioned.
 
If you want to get that particular IP later on, it is recommended to use those providers who offer static residential or dedicated proxies. The pool of IP addresses rotates and may not provide you with the same IP after many months.
 
i recommend usocks.vip 911 and faceless alternative, cheap and clean and you can search proxy by zip and also i like bigmama
 
One thing I'd ask before choosing a provider is whether they support IP retention if you contact support in advance. Some providers are more flexible than others, but I wouldn't assume you'll be able to get the exact same IP back after letting it expire. If keeping the same IP really matters, keeping the subscription active is usually the safest option.
 
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