What a US static IPv6 proxy is
A US static IPv6 proxy is one dedicated American IPv6 address assigned to one customer for a fixed rental period. The address does not rotate and is not shared with anyone else during that time, which makes it suitable when you need a stable identity from inside the United States.
Each address includes an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port, plus username/password authentication. Bandwidth is unmetered, so there is no per-GB charge and the price does not depend on traffic.
For buyers who need a long-lived login, an allow-listed source IP, or a consistent US location for testing, the key feature is stability. Renewing before the end date keeps the same address, ports, and credentials.
- One dedicated United States IPv6 address per rental
- Fixed term rental from 5 to 360 days
- No rotation and no sharing with another customer
- HTTP and SOCKS5 ports included
- Username/password authentication
- Unmetered bandwidth with no per-GB billing
What an American IPv6 address is used for
A static US IPv6 proxy is useful when a website or partner system should always see the same American address. Typical lawful uses include keeping a stable allow-listed IP for an API, running a long-lived logged-in session, and testing your own services from the United States.
It is also a practical option for checking how US-facing sites and campaigns appear locally. Amazon.com, Walmart, eBay, Best Buy, and google.com can show US prices, US inventory, and US-only offers to visitors inside the country, while ad platforms and search results are often localized for the US market.
Because many US services also vary by state, a country-level US address is most useful for tasks where being inside the United States is the main requirement. For technical buyers, the benefit is a fixed network identity that stays the same across repeated checks.
US IPv6 vs IPv4: which to choose
Choose US IPv6 when the destination accepts IPv6 and you want the lowest-cost static product. It gives you a dedicated American address with the same static behavior as the IPv4 product, but IPv6 is the cheaper static option in the catalog.
Choose dedicated IPv4 for the United States if you are unsure whether the destination supports IPv6. Many websites and services still do not accept IPv6 at all, so checking the target first is important before you commit to an IPv6 rental.
The pricing configurator lets you compare the US IPv6 product with the dedicated IPv4 alternative for the same country. That makes it straightforward to pick the format that matches the systems you need to reach.
How to buy a US static IPv6 proxy
To order, select the static proxy product in the pricing configurator, choose the United States as the country, and pick the rental period you need. The live price is shown in the configurator before checkout.
Activation is automatic after payment. Your address, ports, and credentials then appear in the dashboard, where you can copy the HTTP or SOCKS5 endpoint details for your application or browser.
If you renew before the end date, you keep the same address, ports, and credentials. If the rental lapses, the address returns to the pool and cannot be recovered, so renewing on time matters when continuity is important.
US static IPv6 proxy pricing
US static IPv6 is priced per address per period, not per GB. Nefo's static IPv6 list prices are below; the live price for your term is shown in the configurator. Fixed terms run from 5 to 360 days, and common terms are 30, 90, 180 and 360 days.
| Rental term | Static IPv6 |
|---|---|
| 30 days | $0.72 |
| 360 days | $8.57 |
For comparison, US static IPv4 lists at $2.31 for 30 days and works with every destination.
Frequently asked questions
Select the static IPv6 product in the pricing configurator, choose the United States and a rental period, and pay. Activation is automatic. See static IPv6 proxies for all countries.
It starts at $0.72 per address per month and is $8.57 for 360 days. Bandwidth is unmetered, so traffic adds no cost. The configurator shows the exact price for your term.
No. Many websites and services still do not accept IPv6, so check the destination first. If unsure, choose US static IPv4 instead.
Not during an active rental. If you renew before the end date you keep the same address, ports and credentials; if it expires, the address returns to the pool and cannot be recovered.
Each address includes an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port with username and password authentication.
This product is a country-level US address, so it suits tasks where being inside the United States is the main requirement. For state or city targeting, use residential proxies or choose a city for static IPv4.