What a Norway static IPv4 proxy is
A Norway static IPv4 proxy is one dedicated datacenter-hosted Norwegian IPv4 address rented to a single customer for a fixed period. It does not rotate during the rental and it is not shared with another customer. Every address includes both an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port with username and password authentication.
This product is designed for cases where you need one stable local endpoint inside Norway rather than a rotating pool. Traffic on static IPs is unmetered, and the rental can be set for periods from 5 to 360 days. If you renew on time, the same address stays assigned to you.
- One Norway IPv4 address per customer
- Never rotates during the rental
- Never shared with another customer
- HTTP and SOCKS5 access
- Unmetered traffic
- Rental terms from 5 to 360 days
- Automatic activation after payment
- Renewable to keep the same address
Cities you can choose in Norway
Nefo stocks Norway static IPv4 proxies with city-level choice at checkout. That matters when you need a fixed Norwegian address tied to a specific location for access control, session continuity, or local testing.
The available city list for this page is limited to the locations currently offered in Norway. Choose the city when ordering, then keep that same address for the length of the rental if you renew it.
- Alesund
- Bergen
- Oslo
- Stavanger
- Trondheim
Why use a fixed Norwegian IP address
A fixed Norwegian IP is useful when a partner platform, API, or internal tool needs a stable source address that can be allow-listed. Because the IP does not rotate, you can register it once and keep using the same endpoint for the full rental period.
It also fits long-lived logged-in sessions that should not move between addresses. For monitoring Norwegian sites and prices as a fixed local client, a stable in-country IP gives you a consistent vantage point from Norway.
Teams also use a Norwegian static IPv4 to test their own services from inside Norway. If your workflows depend on a Norwegian client identity over time, a dedicated address is a simpler fit than a rotating pool.
How to buy a Norway static IPv4 proxy
Order the Norway static IPv4 product in the configurator, choose Norway as the country, and select one of the listed cities. Static IPv4 proxies are rented per address for a fixed period, so you choose the term that matches your project before checkout.
Activation is automatic after payment. Once active, the address is assigned only to your account for the selected rental period and includes both HTTP and SOCKS5 endpoints with username and password authentication.
If you renew before the rental lapses, the address stays yours. If the rental expires without renewal, that address returns to the pool and may no longer be available later.
What a Norway static IPv4 proxy costs
Static datacenter IPv4 is priced per address per period, not per GB. Dedicated IPv4 costs $1.17 for 7 days, $2.31 for 30 days and $25.78 for 360 days; the live price for your term and location is shown in the configurator.
| Rental | Dedicated IPv4 |
|---|---|
| 7 days | $1.17 |
| 30 days | $2.31 |
| 360 days | $25.78 |
Traffic is unmetered, so cost is tied to the address rental, not bandwidth. If you need a residential or mobile address that you keep instead of a datacenter one, look at IP Vault. For rotating Norwegian traffic billed by the GB, see Norway proxies.
Frequently asked questions
Nefo sells one dedicated Norwegian IPv4 per customer for a fixed term, with city choice at checkout, HTTP and SOCKS5 access and automatic activation after payment. See static IP proxies.
Alesund, Bergen, Oslo, Stavanger and Trondheim are the cities listed on this page. Select the city when you order your dedicated Norwegian address.
Dedicated static datacenter IPv4 is $1.17 for 7 days, $2.31 for 30 days and $25.78 for 360 days. The exact live price for your term appears in the configurator. See pricing.
No. The address stays the same for the whole rental, is assigned to one customer and is not shared, which is what makes it suitable for allow-lists and long-lived logins.
No. Static IPs are unmetered and billed per address per period, so they do not draw down the gigabyte balance you use for residential or datacenter proxies.
Yes. Renew before the rental lapses and the address stays yours; if it expires, the IP returns to the pool and may not be available again.
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