China static IPv4 proxy: what you get
A China static IPv4 proxy at Nefo is one dedicated datacenter-hosted Chinese address rented per address for a fixed period. The address is assigned to one customer, does not rotate, and is not shared with anyone else during the rental term.
Each address comes with both an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port, using username and password authentication. Static IPs are unmetered, so there is no per-GB billing on this product, and you can rent them for terms from 7 to 360 days.
This product is for buyers who need a fixed Chinese endpoint that stays consistent over time. It is not an ISP or static-residential line; if you need a kept residential or mobile IP instead, Nefo offers IP Vault as the closer fit.
- One dedicated IPv4 address per customer
- China location with city choice at order time
- Never rotates during the rental period
- Never shared with another customer
- HTTP and SOCKS5 ports on every address
- Username/password authentication
- Unmetered traffic with no per-GB charge
- Rental terms from 7 to 360 days
- Automatic activation after payment
- Renewable so you can keep the same address
China static IPv4 cities
You choose the city in the configurator when you order a static IPv4 in China. Pick a city when your workflow depends on a location below country level, for allow-listing, account continuity or location-specific testing.
- Beijing
- Chongqing
- Guangzhou
- Shanghai
- Shenzhen
What a fixed Chinese IP is used for
A fixed Chinese address is useful when a partner platform, private API, or internal system needs a stable source IP for allow-listing. Because the address does not change, you can register it once and keep using the same endpoint across the rental period.
It also fits long-lived logged-in sessions that should stay on one Chinese IP instead of moving between addresses. That can matter for account workflows, browser automation, and service checks that are expected to come from the same local client every time.
Another common use is monitoring Chinese sites and prices as a fixed local endpoint, or testing your own services from inside China. If your product needs to validate localization, language handling, or CNY pricing from a Chinese IP, a dedicated static address keeps the test path consistent.
How to buy a China static IPv4 proxy
Order the proxy from the static IP configurator by selecting China, then choosing the city and rental period that fit your project. This product is sold per address for a fixed term rather than by bandwidth.
Activation is automatic after payment. Once active, the address is issued with both HTTP and SOCKS5 access and stays assigned to your account for the full paid period unless you let the rental lapse.
If you renew before expiry, you keep the same China address. If the rental lapses, the address returns to the pool and is no longer reserved for you.
China static IPv4 proxy pricing
China static IPv4 proxies are priced per address per term, not per gigabyte. Traffic on the address is unmetered, and every address includes HTTP and SOCKS5 access.
| Rental term | Price per IPv4 |
|---|---|
| 7 days | $1.17 |
| 30 days | $2.31 |
| 360 days | $25.78 |
Prices are for a dedicated static datacenter IPv4. Compare static IP proxies in all countries or open the pricing page.
Frequently asked questions
A dedicated static IPv4 starts at $1.17 for 7 days, $2.31 for 30 days and $25.78 for 360 days. Pricing is per address per term, traffic is unmetered, and the live price appears in the configurator. See the static IP proxies page.
Beijing, Chongqing, Guangzhou, Shanghai and Shenzhen. You choose the city when you place the order, and the address is assigned after payment.
No. The address is fixed for the rental period, does not rotate and is not shared with another customer. If the rental lapses, the address returns to the pool, so renew before the term ends to keep it.
Every address has an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port, with username and password authentication.
No. It is a dedicated datacenter IPv4, not a home or ISP line. For sites that block server addresses, use residential proxies billed per GB instead.