United States Proxy – 3,420,000 IPs Provided

Addresses assigned by American home providers such as Comcast and Spectrum, so Amazon or Ticketmaster classify the request as a household visitor rather than a data center. Pick the state or city before you buy. Then rotate on every request for a broad crawl, or hold a sticky session while a cart or a login finishes. The default choice for any US site that checks where traffic comes from.

• State and city targeting before purchase;
• Rotating or sticky sessions with a length you set;
• Sourced with user consent, no recycled ranges.

Hosted in Ashburn and Dallas with throughput a home line cannot match. Datacenter proxies fit targets that do not score network origin, such as public APIs, SEC filings, open government data and your own services under load. Traffic is unmetered on dedicated addresses, so a crawl that runs all night does not stop at a bandwidth cap.

• Dedicated addresses, never shared;
• Unmetered traffic and unlimited threads;
• Lowest cost per address of the four types.

Addresses issued by Verizon, T-Mobile and AT&T sit behind carrier NAT, where thousands of real phones share one exit. A site that blocks such an address blocks its own customers, which is why social platforms and ticket sellers block mobile traffic last. US mobile proxies are the type to reach for when residential already gets flagged.

• Carrier targeting by name;
• 4G and 5G addresses;
• Rotation on a timer you control.

Addresses registered to American providers but hosted in a data center. The target site reads a consumer ISP while your job gets hosted speed and uptime. The address stays with you for as long as you keep the plan, which is what an account that logs in every day needs on ad platforms and bank portals, where a changing IP triggers a verification step.

• One address, yours for the whole term;
• Consumer ISP registration with hosted uptime;
• Suits logins, ad accounts and long sessions.