What is a static IPv6 proxy?
A static IPv6 proxy is one dedicated IPv6 address rented for a fixed period. The address does not rotate during the term and is not shared with another customer. Every address includes both an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port with username/password authentication.
This product is built for cases where the address must stay the same over time: a stable allowlisted IP for an API or partner system, a long-lived logged-in session, checking how a site appears from inside a country, and testing your own services from that location. Bandwidth is unlimited, so the price does not depend on traffic.
- One dedicated IPv6 address per rental, not shared with other customers
- Rental terms up to 360 days, with no rotation during the term
- HTTP and SOCKS5 ports with username/password authentication
- Unlimited bandwidth with no traffic-based pricing
Static IPv6 proxy locations
Static IPv6 addresses are available in four countries: the United States, Germany, Poland and Ukraine. Each country page shows live availability for that market.
The right location depends on where the destination expects the connection to come from. If you need an address inside Poland for regional testing or access control, choose Poland in the configurator and review the live price for that term.
When to use an IPv6 proxy, and when not to
Static IPv6 is a good fit when the destination already accepts IPv6 and you need a stable dedicated address. It is often used for country-specific checks, partner allow-listing, persistent sessions, local search and price monitoring, and testing from within a target country.
It is not the right choice when the destination does not support IPv6. Many websites and services still do not accept IPv6 at all, so you should verify the target first. If you are unsure, choose a dedicated IPv4 address instead.
How to buy and renew a static IPv6 proxy
You choose the product, the country, and the rental period in the pricing configurator. The live price is shown there, and you can also compare the dedicated IPv4 alternative for the same country before ordering.
Activation is automatic after payment. The assigned address, ports, and credentials appear in the dashboard, ready to use with HTTP or SOCKS5 authentication.
If you renew before the end date, you keep the same address, ports, and credentials. Auto-renew can run from your account balance. If the rental lapses, the address returns to the pool and cannot be recovered.
Static IPv6 vs dedicated IPv4 proxies
The main difference is compatibility and coverage. A dedicated IPv4 is offered in 131 countries and is the safer choice when a destination may not accept IPv6; it costs $2.31 for 30 days. Dedicated IPv6 is the lower-priced static product, but only makes sense when the target service supports it.
Choose IPv6 when you have confirmed IPv6 support and want the lowest price for a dedicated address. Choose IPv4 for broader compatibility. If the address must be registered to a consumer provider, look at static residential ISP proxies instead.
Static IPv6 proxy pricing
| Rental | Price per IPv6 address |
|---|---|
| 30 days | $0.72 |
| 360 days | $8.57 |
Bandwidth is unlimited, so there is no separate traffic charge and the price does not increase with usage. The configurator on the pricing page shows the live price for every country and term.
Frequently asked questions
$0.72 per address for 30 days, or $8.57 for 360 days, with unlimited bandwidth. The configurator on the pricing page shows the live price for each country and term.
The United States, Germany, Poland and Ukraine. Each has its own location page, for example US static IPv6 proxies.
No. A static IPv6 proxy keeps the same dedicated address for the full rental term. Renewing before the end date keeps the same address, ports and credentials; if the rental lapses, the address cannot be recovered.
Yes. Every static IPv6 address includes both an HTTP port and a SOCKS5 port, with username/password authentication.
No. Many websites and services still do not accept IPv6 at all, so check the destination before buying. If you are unsure, a dedicated IPv4 address is the safer choice.
Yes. Static IPv4 proxies are available in 131 countries, from $1.17 for 7 days or $2.31 for 30 days, also with HTTP and SOCKS5 ports and unlimited bandwidth.