What a Poland static IPv4 proxy is
A Poland static IPv4 proxy is a dedicated Polish datacenter address that stays fixed for the full rental period. It is assigned to one customer only, never shared, and never rotates during the term.
Each address includes both an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port with username and password authentication. Static IPv4 rentals are unmetered, available for fixed periods from 5 to 360 days, and can be renewed to keep the same address.
This product is for buyers who need a stable Polish IP for access control, persistent sessions, or repeatable testing from inside Poland. It is a fixed datacenter IP, not a classic ISP proxy or static residential line.
- Dedicated Poland IPv4 address for one customer
- Fixed IP that never rotates during the rental
- Never shared with another customer
- HTTP and SOCKS5 ports included
- Username/password authentication
- Unmetered traffic with no per-GB charge
- Rental terms from 5 to 360 days
- Automatic activation after payment
- Renewable to keep the same address
Poland static IPv4 cities
Nefo offers city-level choice for Poland static IPv4 proxies, so you can order a dedicated address in the location that fits your workflow. The available cities are limited to the current inventory shown for this page.
This is useful when a project needs a fixed local client in a specific part of Poland rather than a country-level address only. You select the city when ordering, and the exact live price for the chosen period is shown in the configurator.
- Gdansk
- Katowice
- Krakow
- Lodz
- Poznan
- Warsaw
- Wroclaw
What a fixed Polish IP is used for
A fixed Polish IPv4 is commonly used when an API, dashboard, or partner system needs allow-listing from one stable source address. Because the IP does not change, it fits setups where changing exit IPs would interrupt access or trigger re-approval.
It also suits long-lived logged-in sessions that must keep the same address over time. For monitoring Polish sites and prices as a fixed local client, a dedicated address provides a repeatable vantage point inside Poland.
Teams also use a Poland static IP to test their own services from inside the country. That can matter when checking location-dependent behavior for Polish users, including flows presented in Polish or priced in złoty.
How to buy a Poland static IPv4 proxy
Choose Poland, pick one of the available cities, and select the rental period that matches your use case. Static IPv4 addresses are rented per address for a fixed term rather than billed by bandwidth.
Activation is automatic after payment. Once active, the address comes with both HTTP and SOCKS5 access and stays assigned to you for the full rental period unless you let the term lapse.
If you renew on time, you keep the same address. If a rental expires without renewal, the address returns to the pool and may no longer be available later.
Poland static IPv4 proxy pricing
A Poland static IPv4 is billed per address per rental period, not per GB. List prices for a dedicated datacenter IPv4 are below; the configurator shows the live price for the period you pick.
| Rental period | Static datacenter IPv4 |
|---|---|
| 7 days | $1.17 |
| 30 days | $2.31 |
| 360 days | $25.78 |
IPv4 costs more than IPv6 because many destinations still do not accept IPv6. If you only need the cheapest fixed address and your target supports IPv6, see the Poland static IPv6 proxy, which starts at $0.72 per month.
Frequently asked questions
Order it from Nefo: choose Poland, pick one of seven cities and a rental period, and pay. Activation is automatic and the address comes with HTTP and SOCKS5 ports. See all static datacenter IP proxies.
Gdansk, Katowice, Krakow, Lodz, Poznan, Warsaw and Wroclaw. You choose the city when you order, subject to the live inventory shown in the configurator.
List prices for a dedicated datacenter IPv4 are $1.17 for 7 days, $2.31 for 30 days and $25.78 for 360 days. Billing is per address per period, not per GB, and the configurator shows the live price for your city and term.
No. The address stays fixed for the whole rental and is assigned to one customer only. If you renew before the term ends you keep the same address; if the rental lapses it returns to the pool and may not be available again.
No. It is a dedicated Polish datacenter address, not a static residential line. If the target must see a home connection, use residential proxies in Poland instead.
Choose IPv4 when you are unsure the destination accepts IPv6, since many sites still do not. The Poland static IPv6 proxy is cheaper, from $0.72 per month, but only works where IPv6 is supported.