What a United States static IPv4 proxy is
A United States static IPv4 proxy at Nefo is one dedicated American datacenter-hosted address rented to one customer for a fixed period. It does not rotate during the rental and it is not shared with another customer. Each address includes an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port with username/password authentication.
This product is built for cases where your IP must stay the same over time. Because the address is fixed and unmetered, it fits workflows such as allow-listing, persistent account sessions, and repeat checks from the same U.S. network identity. It is a static datacenter IP, not a classic ISP proxy or static residential line.
- One dedicated IPv4 address per customer
- United States location with city choice when ordering
- Never rotates during the rental period
- Never shared with another customer
- HTTP and SOCKS5 access on every address
- Unmetered traffic
- Rented for a fixed period from 5 to 360 days
- Automatic activation after payment
- Renewable so you can keep the same address
United States static IP cities
Nefo carries one of its deepest static IPv4 inventories in the United States, and you choose the city during ordering. That matters when you need a fixed local presence for partner allow-lists, stable sessions, or tests that should originate from a specific U.S. location.
Available city options are limited to the current live list below. If your workflow depends on a particular metro area, select that city in the configurator before checkout.
- Ashburn
- Austin
- Boston
- Charlotte
- Chicago
- Columbia
- Columbus
- Dallas
- Denver
- Fort Worth
- Houston
- Indianapolis
What a fixed US IP is used for
A fixed American address is useful when another system expects the same source IP every time. Common examples include allow-listing at an API or partner system from a U.S. address and keeping long-lived logged-in sessions that must not change address midstream.
It is also a practical choice for monitoring U.S. sites and prices as a stable local client, or for testing your own services from inside the United States. For teams working in English-language environments or validating U.S.-facing behavior, a local fixed IP can make results easier to reproduce.
How to buy a US static IPv4 proxy
Choose United States as the country, pick your city, and select the rental period in the configurator. Static IPv4 is sold per address for a fixed term, so you are reserving one dedicated IP rather than buying bandwidth by the gigabyte.
Activation is automatic after payment. Once active, the address stays assigned to you for the rented period, and renewing it keeps the same IP. If a rental lapses, the address returns to the pool.
US static IPv4 proxy pricing
United States static IPv4 is priced per address per period, not per GB. Nefo's static datacenter IPv4 list prices are below; the exact live rate for your city and term is shown in the configurator.
| Rental term | Static datacenter IPv4 |
|---|---|
| 30 days | $2.31 |
| 360 days | $25.78 |
Traffic is unmetered, so the price stays the same whatever you transfer. Compare that with rotating residential proxies from $0.53/GB or datacenter proxies from $0.29/GB, which are billed per gigabyte.
Frequently asked questions
Order from Nefo in the static IP configurator: choose United States, pick a city and rental period, and pay. Each address is dedicated to one customer and activates automatically. See static datacenter IPs.
This page lists Ashburn, Austin, Boston, Charlotte, Chicago, Columbia, Columbus, Dallas, Denver, Fort Worth, Houston and Indianapolis. You choose the city when ordering.
Pricing is per address per period, not per gigabyte. Nefo lists static datacenter IPv4 at $2.31 for 30 days and $25.78 for 360 days; the configurator shows the exact live price for your city and term.
No. It is a static datacenter IP, not a classic ISP proxy or static residential line. If you need an address registered to a consumer provider, see static residential ISP IPs, which start at $3.51 for 30 days.
No. It stays fixed for the full rental and is never shared. If you renew on time you keep the same address; if the rental lapses, it returns to the pool.
Each address includes an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port, with username and password authentication.