isp vs resi static?

you get what you pay for. what is your intended use for your proxys
Tinder lol which is strict af .

Don’t really care about the price I just don’t wAnt to overpay like when you buy “social media proxies “

Of course mobile proxies are best because they will last longer( because it won’t change isps ever ) but I need some for testing areas that will work well .
 
Residential Static is pretty good if you're only planning to use one account. Yeah, mobile proxies all the way for managing multiple accounts with multiple IPs on the same ISP and location.
 
Residential Static is pretty good if you're only planning to use one account. Yeah, mobile proxies all the way for managing multiple accounts with multiple IPs on the same ISP and location.
would you say isp proxies is like buying social media proxies or you think quality is better?

my area for the mobile data is small so i don't want to flag it with test (had to switch to verizon , tmobile was instant shadowbans) f
 
For tinder, a residential ip is necessary, especially if you have a large number of accounts to manage and a generic proxy ip can easily be detected.
 
Depends on your tasks. Residential static proxy for accounts that need static. Proxy for traffic where static can be neglected.
They both are static .
What one is higher quality ?
 
would you say isp proxies is like buying social media proxies or you think quality is better?

my area for the mobile data is small so i don't want to flag it with test (had to switch to verizon , tmobile was instant shadowbans) f
Quality is always the baseline for entry when it comes to these things. You'll want IPs that won't compromise your account's security and low quality ones might get you flagged. If you are considering mobile proxies, which is good for managing multiple profiles on social media, you can get ones that provide IPs from a consistent location and ISP. That way the same account doesn't look like it's accessing from multiple different ISPs and locations.
 
Then it depends on the proxy provider. Is the IP on the blacklist. You can't tell about the quality until you try it.
they both are not on any blacklist

don't really notice a difference but do you think the isp proxies are any different?
 
they both are not on any blacklist

don't really notice a difference but do you think the isp proxies are any different?

What Are ISP Proxies?​

As we stated earlier, providers used to call them static residential proxies. They’re a lot like regular residential proxies in that they’re assigned from Internet service providers. One of the main differences in how they function is that ISP proxies do not rotate like standard residential nodes.
ISP proxies are a hybrid between a data center and a residential proxy.
They’re created by taking data center IP addresses and registering them with an ASN number associated with Internet service providers.
This system creates access to an IP address registered under Internet service providers that are not sourced from peer devices. It doesn’t mean that a single node will last forever, from our own experience a node can last up to 30 days before your IP address changes.
 

What Are ISP Proxies?​

As we stated earlier, providers used to call them static residential proxies. They’re a lot like regular residential proxies in that they’re assigned from Internet service providers. One of the main differences in how they function is that ISP proxies do not rotate like standard residential nodes.
ISP proxies are a hybrid between a data center and a residential proxy.
They’re created by taking data center IP addresses and registering them with an ASN number associated with Internet service providers.
This system creates access to an IP address registered under Internet service providers that are not sourced from peer devices. It doesn’t mean that a single node will last forever, from our own experience a node can last up to 30 days before your IP address changes.
wtf lol they sell static resi and isp proxies. ill just stick to isp i guess
 
Depends on your specific use case and requirements and also your budget.

If you require a stable and dedicated connection with high bandwidth, then an ISP static IP address may be the better choice. However, if you are on a budget and can tolerate some instability and lower bandwidth, then a residential static IP address may be suitable for your needs.
 
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