What a Mexico static IPv4 proxy is
A Mexico static IPv4 proxy is one dedicated Mexican datacenter-hosted IPv4 address rented to one customer for a fixed term of 5 to 360 days. It does not rotate during the rental and is never shared with another customer.
Each address has a username and password and answers on both an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port, so a browser profile, a script and a command-line tool can all use it. Traffic is unmetered.
- One dedicated address per customer
- Never rotates during the rental
- HTTP and SOCKS5 ports with username and password
- Unmetered traffic, no per-GB billing
- Rental terms from 5 to 360 days
- Automatic activation after payment
- Renewable to keep the same address
Cities you can choose in Mexico
Static IPv4 inventory in Mexico can be pinned to a city when you order. The cities offered today are listed below, exactly as the configurator shows them.
- Ecatepec de Morelos
- Guadalajara
- Leon
- Mexico
- Monterrey
- Puebla
- Tijuana
The exact IP stays masked until you pay. For residential and datacenter options in this country, see the country page.
What a fixed Mexican address is used for
Mexican integrations are often registered to a single source address: electronic invoicing through the SAT and its certification providers, SPEI and CoDi payments, VUCEM foreign-trade filings, and supplier or logistics portals handed to vendors. A static address gives the other side one IP to allow.
It also suits long logged-in sessions that ask for re-verification when the address moves, such as a Mercado Libre or Amazon Mexico seller console or an ad account spending pesos. The unmetered price helps with heavy jobs like pulling image-dense marketplace listings.
For price checks that must look like an ordinary Mexican shopper, use Mexico residential proxies. Keep all use lawful, within each site's terms and Mexican law.
How to buy a Mexico static IPv4 proxy
- Choose Mexico as the country.
- Pick a city if it matters to your setup; it is optional.
- Select the rental term, from 5 to 360 days.
- Pay for the order. Activation is automatic after payment.
Renew before the rental ends to keep the same address. If a rental lapses without renewal, the address returns to the pool and cannot be recovered.
What a Mexico static IPv4 proxy costs
List prices for a dedicated static datacenter IPv4 are $1.17 for 7 days, $2.31 for 30 days and $25.78 for 360 days. The configurator shows the exact price for your country and term. Traffic is unmetered, so the price does not change with usage.
If you need a kept residential or mobile IP rather than a fixed datacenter address, look at static residential ISP IPs or the 24-hour dedicated residential IP. For the full product list see static datacenter IPs.
Frequently asked questions
List prices for a dedicated static datacenter IPv4 are $1.17 for 7 days, $2.31 for 30 days and $25.78 for 360 days. The configurator shows the exact price for your country and term. Traffic is unmetered, so the price does not change with usage.
Current city options are Ecatepec de Morelos, Guadalajara, Leon, Mexico, Monterrey, Puebla and Tijuana. The choice is optional. Cities are listed exactly as offered in the configurator.
No. It is assigned to one customer, never rotates during the rental and is not shared with anyone else. Renewing before the term ends keeps the same address.
Each address has an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port, both with username and password authentication.
No. It is rented for a fixed term and is not metered, so it does not draw down the gigabyte balance used for residential and datacenter proxies.
A static IPv4. You rent one dedicated Mexican address for 5 to 360 days and nothing moves it, so the address you register on day one still works later. Per-GB residential and datacenter pools vary the exit by design.
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