SOCKS5 Proxies
on static ISP IPs

No. SOCKS5 is a mode of the same ISP plan, not a separate product. The price per IP is the same in HTTP(S) and SOCKS5 mode, and switching between them costs nothing.

ISP proxies and ISP subnet proxies. Rotating residential and mobile proxies connect over HTTP(S) with a username and password, which every scraping library, browser and anti-detect tool supports.

Open the proxy manager in your dashboard, select the ISP or subnet plan and set the auth type to SOCKS5. The IPs, ports, username and password stay the same; your proxy list now carries SOCKS5 lines, and you can copy them as IP:PORT:USER:PASS or socks5://USER:PASS@IP:PORT.

SOCKS5 mode authenticates with the plan's username and password. IP whitelisting (up to 20 IPv4 addresses) is the separate IP Port mode, which serves HTTP(S). Pick the mode that suits each plan; you can change it at any time.

A plan runs in one auth mode at a time. If you need both protocols at once, buy two plans and set one to SOCKS5 and the other to User Pass or IP Port.

Dedicated. Each ISP IP is assigned to one customer only for as long as the plan runs, and stays the same all month. Nobody else's traffic touches its reputation.

They are static IPs registered to US carriers: Frontier, AT&T, Comcast, Cox and RCN. You choose the carrier when you order; the configurator shows which carriers are in stock.

No. ISP proxies have unlimited bandwidth and unlimited threads in every mode. There is no GB counter on the IPs and no fair-use slowdown.

Both use the SOCKS5 protocol. With socks5:// your client looks up the website's address itself and sends the proxy an IP; with socks5h:// it sends the hostname and the proxy resolves it. Use socks5h (or cURL's --socks5-hostname) so DNS lookups go through the proxy and don't leave from your own network. In Python Requests, install requests[socks] first; if a password contains @ or :, percent-encode it inside the URL.

Neither protocol encrypts traffic by itself. When you open an https:// site, TLS runs end to end between your client and the website through either kind of proxy, so the proxy can't read the content. Choose SOCKS5 for tool support and non-HTTP traffic, not for encryption.

Chrome's built-in --proxy-server flag accepts socks5:// addresses but not a SOCKS5 username and password. For a browser, use an anti-detect browser such as AdsPower or Multilogin (proxy type Socks 5, with the username and password in their own fields), route it with Proxifier (SOCKS Version 5, and resolve hostnames through the proxy), or keep the plan in User Pass (HTTP) mode.

Yes. The $4.99 trial gives you 5 ISP proxies for 1 hour to test on your own targets. Then order from 5 to 10,000 IPs; the price per IP drops as you buy more.

Automatic: proxies are active within seconds of payment (3 to 19 seconds on live orders in October 2026).