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Using a flagged IP can trigger blocks or additional checks. Shared proxies have their place in high-volume data collection, but when a task depends on a consistent address, a dedicated proxy may be a better fit: during the rental period, the IP is assigned to one customer. Dedicated use does not guarantee a clean IP history or immunity from subnet-level blocks. In this guide we review the best dedicated proxies you can buy in 2026.
Knowing why you need private proxy services is different from knowing where to buy private proxy servers. Providers sell dedicated IPs in very different ways: from one IP or from 20, with or without traffic caps, in three countries or in fifty, and some label IPs “private” that are actually shared with two or three other users. We compared the dedicated plans of 10 providers on price per IP from the smallest plan to volume, minimum order, countries, bandwidth limits and IP replacement. Prices were reviewed in October 2026. Recheck provider checkout pages before purchase; listed rates may vary by country, term, and volume.
TL;DR
- Check that "private" means one user per IP. Webshare's cheaper "private" tier and Oxylabs' plain ISP proxies are shared by two or three users. Every price in this guide is for truly dedicated IPs.
- Lowest datacenter entry price: Floppydata, $0.95/IP on the 20-IP plan, falling to $0.79/IP at 100 IPs.
- Static residential at 100 IPs: Floppydata's $1.79/IP is among the lowest listed; only Webshare goes lower, at very large volume ($1.58/IP at 2,000 IPs).
- Single IPs in the most countries: IPRoyal, with dedicated datacenter IPs in 50+ countries and ISP IPs in 30+.
- Dedicated mobile lines: Proxy-Seller from about $109 a month and IPRoyal from $130.
- Not built for account management: Bright Data's acceptable-use policy restricts account management, surveys and ticketing, even though it sells dedicated IPs.
Disclosure: we operate Floppydata. Prices for every provider come from public pricing pages, and we note where Floppydata is weaker.
What are dedicated proxies?
A dedicated proxy is an IP address assigned to one customer during the rental period. This prevents other customers from using the same IP at the same time, but it does not guarantee a clean historical reputation or protect against blocks applied to a wider subnet or ASN.
Types of dedicated proxies
Dedicated datacenter proxies — IP addresses hosted in data centers and registered to hosting companies. They are the cheapest and fastest option and come with large or unlimited bandwidth, but websites can tell they are not home connections. They suit scraping, SEO monitoring and testing on sites without strict anti-bot systems.
Static residential (ISP) proxies — Server-hosted IPs registered to consumer internet providers such as Comcast or Deutsche Telekom, so websites see a residential network. They combine datacenter stability with a residential identity, which makes them the usual choice for long-lived accounts. Expect to pay about twice the price of a datacenter IP.
Dedicated mobile proxies — IPs on 4G/5G carrier networks, usually sold as a dedicated line or modem per month or day. Mobile proxies use IP addresses associated with cellular carrier networks. They can be useful for workflows that specifically require carrier-network IPs, but their acceptance depends on the target site and IP reputation; they are also among the most expensive dedicated options.
Why use a private proxy
Shared and rotating proxies work well for web data collection that needs many changing IPs. Private proxies make more sense when the same address has to stay with an account or a task:
- Stable sessions. Platforms that track login IPs are more likely to challenge accounts that keep changing address. A dedicated IP stays the same for as long as you rent it.
- Exclusive use. Since nobody else uses the IP during your rental period, you reduce the risk of simultaneous misuse by another customer. Historical reputation and subnet-level blocks can still affect the address.
- Unshared bandwidth. You do not compete with other users for the connection, so throughput is more consistent than on shared IPs.
- Task-bound IPs. Account management, ad verification and SEO tracking are easier to audit when each IP is assigned to one job.
How many subnets you need
When you buy dedicated IPs in bulk, check how many /24 subnets they come from. Many IPs from one subnet can be blocked together; spreading them across subnets and ASNs lowers that risk. Providers such as Rayobyte mix ASNs by default, and others let you request subnet diversity.
Dedicated, semi-dedicated or shared: read the label
Providers use “private”, “semi-dedicated” and “dedicated” differently, and the cheaper tier is often shared. Webshare’s “private” proxies are shared with up to two other users, and Oxylabs’ standard ISP proxies with up to three. They cost less, but another customer’s activity can still get the IP blocked. Before buying, check that the plan says one user per IP.
| Dedicated | Semi-dedicated (“private”) | Shared | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Users per IP | You only | Usually 2–3 | Many |
| IP reputation | Depends only on you | Partly on others | Mostly on others |
| Typical price | About $0.80–5 per IP a month | Often under $1 per IP | Cents per IP, or per GB |
| Best for | Accounts, logins, allow-lists | Light, low-risk tasks | Bulk scraping of easy sites |
Datacenter vs ISP vs mobile dedicated proxies
| Datacenter | ISP (static residential) | Mobile | |
|---|---|---|---|
| IP comes from | A hosting provider | A home internet provider’s range | A 4G/5G carrier |
| Price in this guide | $0.79–2.50 per IP a month | $1.79–5 per IP a month | $109–130+ per line a month |
| Trust on strict sites | Lowest | High | Highest |
| Does the IP change? | Never | Never | On reset, same line |
| Best for | Speed, bulk tasks, easy targets | Accounts, e-commerce, ad accounts | Social media and mobile apps |
How many dedicated IPs do you need?
- One IP per account or identity. If a platform links accounts by IP, give each account its own dedicated address and keep it.
- A small pool for allow-lists. Tools and APIs that accept only listed IPs need a fixed handful, plus one spare.
- Rotating proxies for volume. Collecting thousands of pages is cheaper per GB on rotating residential proxies than on hundreds of dedicated IPs.
- Check the minimum order. Floppydata (ISP), IPRoyal, Webshare (ISP), Byteful, NodeMaven and Proxy-Seller sell a single IP; Decodo starts at 3, Oxylabs at 3 datacenter or 5 ISP IPs, Rayobyte at 5, Bright Data at 10, and dedicated datacenter at Floppydata and Webshare at 20.
How we compared the providers
We compared each provider’s dedicated plans, not its rotating products, on six criteria:
- Exclusivity and formats: whether IPs are fully dedicated, semi-dedicated or shared, and which types (datacenter, ISP, mobile) are sold.
- Price per IP: the entry price of the smallest dedicated plan and how it falls with volume.
- Country coverage and targeting: how many countries are available for dedicated IPs, and whether city or ASN selection is offered.
- Bandwidth and concurrency limits: unlimited, capped per IP, or sold as add-ons.
- IP replacement: whether you can refresh or replace blocked IPs, and how often.
- Protocols, authorization and trial: HTTP(S), SOCKS5, UDP; credentials or IP whitelist; free trial or refund window.
Specifications and prices come from provider pricing pages and documentation, cross-checked with Proxyway’s private proxy review. Prices were last checked in October 2026. We did not run a performance test on dedicated IPs for this article; our residential proxy benchmark covers rotating residential proxies, not dedicated IPs, so its numbers are not used here.
A quick warning: proxy prices change often and depend on location, volume and term. Treat the figures below as a starting point and confirm on the provider’s site before paying.
Quick comparison
Indicative price per IP per month, from the smallest listed plan to a published volume rate. Prices are not fully comparable unless proxy type, country, term, bandwidth, and minimum order match. Min order is the smallest number of dedicated IPs listed for the plan reviewed.
| Provider | Best for | Dedicated DC | Dedicated ISP | Min order | Countries (ISP / DC) | Main limitation |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Floppydata | Low-cost static IPs in major markets | $0.95 → $0.79 | $2.45 → $1.79; 1 IP: $19 for 4 mo | 1 (ISP), 20 (DC) | 9 / 4 | Few countries; no city choice |
| Webshare | Configurable self-serve plans | $1.33 → $0.83 | $3.70 → $1.58 | 1 (ISP), 20 (DC) | ~15 / ~45 | 250 GB and 500 connections per IP by default |
| Decodo | ISP with city and ASN selection | $1.85 → $1.15 | $3.33 → $2.50 | 3 | 15+ / 4 | Dedicated DC only in 4 countries |
| Oxylabs | Large-scale datacenter scraping | $2.25 → $1.20 | $3.20 → $2.50 | 3 (DC), 5 (ISP) | 20+ / up to 188 | 10,000 threads by default on DC |
| IPRoyal | Single IPs in many countries | From $1.57 | From $2.70 | 1 | 30+ / 50+ | No trial; no rotation |
| Rayobyte | ASN-diverse datacenter pools | $2.50 | $5.00 → $4.60 | 5 | 3 / 27 | Priciest ISP; 200 GB cap on static residential |
| Byteful | ISP IPs with fair-use unlimited bandwidth | From $2.50 | From $3.50 | 1 | 15+ / 3 | No city targeting; IPs hard to refresh |
| NodeMaven | Quality-checked ISP IPs | — | From $2.99 | 1 | 8 / — | ISP only, in 8 countries |
| Proxy-Seller | All three dedicated types, incl. mobile | $1.80 → $1.17 | $3.00 → $2.25 | 1 | Varies | Best monthly rates need 500 IPs |
| Bright Data | Business scraping with tooling | $2.20 → $1.30 | $3.50 → $2.50 | 10 | ~50 / ~100 | Excludes account management; KYC |
10 best dedicated proxy providers in 2026
Rather than forcing an arbitrary 1–10 ranking, we recommend providers by use case. Each review lists the dedicated products, entry prices, coverage and the limitation that matters most.
Floppydata
Best for: teams that need many static IPs in major markets for long-lived account sessions at a low price per IP.
Why it stands out: Floppydata has the lowest datacenter entry price in this comparison, $19 a month for 20 static datacenter IPs ($0.95/IP), and static residential IPs at $1.79/IP on the 100-IP plan, against $1.80 at Webshare even at 250 IPs (Webshare goes lower only at 2,000). Static residential (ISP) IPs cost $49 a month for 20 ($2.45/IP), and a single ISP IP costs $19 for four months. Bandwidth is unlimited on every static plan, and a built-in checker lets you test access to your target site and location before you pay.
If you also need rotating traffic, Floppydata’s residential, mobile and datacenter rotating proxies share one $1/GB balance in the same account. We operate Floppydata, and its weaker points are listed below.
Key capabilities:
- Static residential (ISP) IPs in 9 countries: US, UK, Germany, France, Australia, Hong Kong, Romania, South Korea and Turkey
- Static datacenter IPs in 4: US, UK, Germany and Hong Kong
- Country selection; the city is assigned automatically
- Unlimited bandwidth on all static IPs
- Proxy check before purchase for your target site and location
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5; credentials or IP whitelist
- Rotating residential, mobile and datacenter proxies on one GB balance in the same account
Pricing: Static datacenter: $19/month for 20 IPs, $45 for 50, $79 for 100 ($0.79/IP). Static residential (ISP): $19 for one IP for four months, $49/month for 20, $99 for 50, $179 for 100 ($1.79/IP). Rotating proxies: $1/GB, or $1.50/GB for traffic that does not expire.
Main limitation: Country choice is narrow: 9 countries for static residential and 4 for datacenter, against 30+ and 50+ at IPRoyal. You cannot pick a city, dedicated datacenter starts at 20 IPs, and there is no free trial.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Lowest datacenter entry price and cheapest ISP IPs at 100 in this comparison | Only 9 ISP and 4 datacenter countries |
| Single ISP IP for four months to test before scaling | No city selection |
| Unlimited bandwidth on static IPs | No free trial |
| Check target access before buying |
Verdict: The budget pick for teams running many accounts on static IPs in the US, UK and Western Europe. For less common countries or a specific city, look at IPRoyal or Decodo.
Webshare
Best for: developers and small teams that want cheap, configurable dedicated IPs with full self-service.
Why it stands out: Webshare lets you build a plan from parts: the number of IPs, bandwidth, concurrency, location and how often IPs refresh. The entry configuration is cheap but limited, and every limit can be raised for a fee.
Pick the tier carefully: Webshare’s “private” tier is shared with up to two other users, and only the “dedicated” tier gives you one user per IP. The prices below are for the dedicated tier.
Key capabilities:
- Dedicated ISP IPs in about 15 countries; dedicated datacenter IPs in about 45
- Tiers: shared, “private” (up to 3 users per IP), dedicated
- Configurable IP refresh interval and manual replacements
- HTTP, SOCKS5; credentials or IP whitelist
- Free plan with 10 shared datacenter proxies and 1 GB per month
Pricing: Dedicated datacenter from $1.33/IP, falling to about $0.83 at volume (minimum 20 IPs). Dedicated static residential from $3.70 for one IP, falling to $1.80 at 250 and $1.58 at 2,000. 2-day refund window.
Main limitation: The entry configuration includes 250 GB of traffic and 500 concurrent connections per IP; anything more is a paid add-on. Prices also change with the bandwidth tier, and support runs 6 AM–6 PM PST.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Lowest datacenter and ISP rates at very large volume | ”Private” tier is shared |
| Highly configurable plans | Traffic and concurrency caps by default |
| Single dedicated ISP IPs | No 24/7 support |
Verdict: A practical choice for developers and testing. Make sure you buy the dedicated tier and check the limits before heavy parallel workloads.
Decodo
Best for: teams that need dedicated ISP IPs with city and ASN selection and 24/7 support.
Why it stands out: Decodo, formerly Smartproxy, sells dedicated ISP IPs in 15+ countries with city and ASN selection, and dedicated datacenter IPs in the US, UK, Germany and Japan. Traffic and threads are unlimited under a fair-use policy, and you can keep the same IPs for as long as you renew. Small three-IP starter plans make it easy to test.
Key capabilities:
- Dedicated ISP: 15+ countries, city and ASN selection
- Dedicated datacenter: US, UK, Germany and Japan
- Unlimited traffic and threads (fair use)
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, QUIC over UDP
- 24/7 support via live chat, Discord and email
Pricing: $10 for 3 dedicated ISP IPs ($3.33/IP), falling to $2.50 at volume; $5.55 for 3 dedicated datacenter IPs ($1.85/IP), falling to $1.15. 3-day trial and 14-day refund on eligible purchases.
Main limitation: Dedicated datacenter IPs come from four countries only, and the smallest order is 3 IPs.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| City and ASN selection on ISP IPs | Dedicated datacenter in four countries |
| Unlimited traffic and threads | Higher entry price than Floppydata or Webshare |
| 24/7 support and 14-day refund | Minimum order of 3 IPs |
Verdict: The best balance of targeting, support and price for dedicated ISP IPs.
Oxylabs
Best for: large-scale scraping that needs thousands of dedicated datacenter IPs.
Why it stands out: Oxylabs runs the largest dedicated datacenter network in this comparison, with about 2 million IPs, plus dedicated ISP IPs where you can choose premium ASNs such as Comcast or BT. It suits enterprise data collection, brand protection and teams training LLMs on public web data.
Its standard ISP proxies are shared by up to three users; buy the dedicated ISP tier if you need one user per IP.
Key capabilities:
- Dedicated datacenter: up to 188 countries, country-level targeting
- Dedicated ISP: 20+ countries with ASN selection
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 with UDP
- Sub-users, management API, dedicated account manager, 24/7 support
Pricing: $6.75 for 3 dedicated datacenter IPs ($2.25/IP), falling to $1.20 at volume; $16 for 5 dedicated ISP IPs ($3.20/IP), falling to $2.50 at 300. Trial on request and a self-service refund window.
Main limitation: Datacenter plans come with 10,000 threads by default, per-IP prices are above budget providers, and the cheaper ISP tier is shared.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Largest dedicated datacenter network | Pricier per IP than budget providers |
| ASN choice on ISP IPs | Thread cap on datacenter plans |
| Strong compliance documentation | Standard ISP tier is shared |
Verdict: The enterprise pick for high-volume dedicated datacenter scraping.
IPRoyal
Best for: buying single dedicated IPs in less common countries.
Why it stands out: IPRoyal sells dedicated IPs one at a time on 30-day plans in more countries than most providers here: datacenter IPs in 50+ countries with state and city selection, and ISP IPs in 30+. You can filter for IPs with a good Scamalytics score and refresh your list once a month for free. It also rents dedicated mobile proxies.
Key capabilities:
- Dedicated datacenter: 50+ countries, state and city selection
- Dedicated ISP: 30+ countries
- Free monthly IP refresh; optional fraud-score filter
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 with UDP on datacenter and ISP
- Dedicated mobile proxies from $130 a month or $10.11 a day
Pricing: Dedicated datacenter from $1.57/IP and dedicated ISP from $2.70/IP on 30-day plans ($1.39 and $2.40 on 90-day plans); dedicated mobile from $130 a month. Prices vary by location by up to 15%.
Main limitation: No free trial, IPs are static only with no rotation option, and only starting prices are published.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Single IPs in many countries | No trial |
| State and city selection | One country per plan |
| Free monthly refresh | Extras raise the price |
Verdict: The pick when you need a few dedicated IPs in specific countries or cities.
Rayobyte
Best for: datacenter pools that need ASN diversity to avoid range-wide blocks.
Why it stands out: Rayobyte spreads its dedicated datacenter IPs across nine ASNs and mixes them automatically, so a block on one hosting network does not take down your whole list. It owns its hardware and offers about 300,000 datacenter IPs, with dedicated IPs in 27 countries, in IPv4 and IPv6.
Key capabilities:
- Dedicated datacenter in 27 countries, IPv4 and IPv6
- Dedicated ISP in the US, UK and Germany across eight ASNs
- Optional free monthly refresh and manual replacements
- No thread limits; HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5; 24/7 support
Pricing: $12.50 for 5 dedicated US datacenter IPs ($2.50/IP; other countries cost more); dedicated ISP $5.00/IP, falling to $4.60 at 1,000+ IPs (minimum 5). 2-day refund window.
Main limitation: ISP IPs come from three countries only, at the highest ISP price in this guide, and its FAQ caps static residential usage at 200 GB.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| ASN diversity by default | Priciest ISP IPs here |
| Owns its hardware | ISP in three countries |
| IPv6 datacenter option | 200 GB cap on static residential |
Verdict: A strong pick for datacenter pools where IP-range diversity matters more than price.
Byteful
Best for: testing a single static residential IP or running a small ISP pool with unlimited bandwidth.
Why it stands out: Byteful, formerly Ping Proxies, sells static residential IPs that are exclusively yours in 15+ countries, plus dedicated datacenter IPs in New York, Miami and Germany. Both come with unlimited bandwidth and concurrency under fair use, you can start with a single IP, and quarterly or annual billing lowers the price.
Key capabilities:
- Dedicated ISP: 15+ countries on major ISP networks
- Dedicated datacenter: New York, Miami and Germany
- Unlimited bandwidth and concurrency (fair use)
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 with UDP
- Management API and usage dashboard
Pricing: Dedicated ISP from $3.50/IP and dedicated datacenter from $2.50/IP, with 10% off on quarterly and 20% off on annual billing.
Main limitation: No city targeting, and refreshing IPs requires downsizing the plan or opening a new account.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Unlimited bandwidth and concurrency | Only three datacenter locations |
| UDP support | No city targeting |
| Flexible billing periods | Hard to refresh IPs |
Verdict: A solid ISP option with unlimited traffic, starting from a single IP.
NodeMaven
Best for: multi-account teams that want quality-checked static ISP IPs.
Why it stands out: NodeMaven screens every IP before assigning it, so you are less likely to receive an address that is already flagged. Its static ISP proxies come on 30- or 90-day plans with unlimited traffic and an IP swap included, which suits teams running accounts in antidetect browsers.
Key capabilities:
- Static ISP proxies in 8 countries, quality-checked before assignment
- Unlimited traffic; IP swap included
- Rotating residential and mobile on the same account
- HTTP, SOCKS5, UDP
Pricing: Static ISP from $2.99/IP for 30 days.
Main limitation: ISP IPs in eight countries only, and no dedicated datacenter IPs or mobile lines.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| IP quality checks before assignment | Only 8 countries |
| Single IPs with unlimited traffic | No dedicated datacenter |
| IP swap included | No dedicated mobile lines |
Verdict: A solid fit for multi-account teams that value pre-checked IPs in major markets.
Proxy-Seller
Best for: buying all three dedicated types, including mobile lines, from one provider.
Why it stands out: Proxy-Seller sells every kind of dedicated proxy: datacenter IPv4 and IPv6, ISP IPs and dedicated mobile lines, with rental terms from one week to a year. Its dedicated mobile line in the UK costs about $109 a month, below most competitors’ mobile offers, and datacenter, ISP and mobile plans come with unlimited bandwidth.
Key capabilities:
- Dedicated datacenter (IPv4, IPv6), ISP and mobile
- Unlimited bandwidth on datacenter, ISP and mobile plans
- Login or IP allow-list authentication
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5
Pricing: Dedicated datacenter $1.80/IP, falling to $1.17; dedicated ISP $3.00/IP, falling to $2.25; dedicated mobile from about $109 a month. Prices depend on country, volume and term.
Main limitation: The calculator opens on weekly prices, the best monthly rates need 500 IPs, and there is no dedicated account manager on standard plans.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| All three dedicated types | Pricing is hard to compare |
| Single IPs and flexible terms | Best rates need 500 IPs |
| Dedicated mobile lines | No free plan |
Verdict: A good choice when you need datacenter, ISP and mobile IPs from one account.
Bright Data
Best for: business data collection that needs dedicated IPs plus management tooling.
Why it stands out: Bright Data has about 1.3 million dedicated datacenter IPs and as many ISP IPs, managed through an API and its Proxy Manager, and says dedicated IPs are available in 195 countries. Download speeds are high, which suits traffic-heavy scraping.
Its usage policy limits what dedicated IPs can be used for: account management, surveys and ticketing are excluded. New accounts also go through KYC.
Key capabilities:
- Dedicated ISP and datacenter IPs, about 1.3 million of each
- Unlimited bandwidth on per-IP plans
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 with UDP
- Proxy Manager, API, sub-users, dedicated account manager
Pricing: Dedicated ISP from $3.50/IP, falling to $2.50; dedicated datacenter from $2.20/IP, falling to $1.30. Plans start at 10 IPs. Free trial without a card.
Main limitation: Not usable for account management under its policy, onboarding includes KYC, and plans start at 10 IPs.
| Pros | Cons |
|---|---|
| Large dedicated ISP and datacenter pools | Excludes account management |
| Mature management tools | KYC before use |
| Free trial | 10-IP minimum |
Verdict: Strong for business scraping on dedicated IPs; choose another provider for multi-accounting.
Pair with an antidetect browser: 1Browser
1Browser is not a proxy network, so it is not ranked above. For multi-account work, an antidetect browser gives each profile its own fingerprint and cookies, and you can attach a dedicated IP from any provider on this list to each profile.
- Free plan with 10 profiles and built-in proxies in five countries
- Paid plans from $7 per month
- HTTP(S), SOCKS5 and Tor support; cloud profile sync
Which should you choose?
| Need | Pick | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Lowest price per dedicated IP in major markets | Floppydata | $0.95/IP datacenter on 20 IPs, down to $0.79; ISP down to $1.79 at 100 IPs |
| Lowest rates at very large volume | Webshare | About $0.83/IP datacenter and $1.58/IP ISP at large volume |
| Configurable self-serve plans | Webshare | Choose formats, limits and refresh rules yourself |
| ISP IPs with city and ASN selection | Decodo | 15+ countries, unlimited traffic, 24/7 support |
| Thousands of datacenter IPs | Oxylabs | 2M+ dedicated datacenter IPs |
| Single IPs in less common countries | IPRoyal | 30+ ISP and 50+ datacenter countries, state and city selection |
| ASN diversity | Rayobyte | Nine datacenter ASNs mixed automatically |
| Test one static residential IP | Floppydata, IPRoyal, Byteful | Single-IP purchases; Floppydata sells 1 ISP IP for four months |
| Quality-checked ISP IPs | NodeMaven | IPs screened before assignment, IP swap included |
| Dedicated mobile lines | Proxy-Seller, IPRoyal | From about $109 and $130 a month |
| Business scraping with tooling | Bright Data | Large pools and Proxy Manager; not for account management |
Conclusion
The best private proxy provider depends on how many IPs you need, where, and for what. For the lowest price per dedicated IP in the US, UK and Western Europe, with unlimited bandwidth, Floppydata leads this comparison. Decodo is the most balanced choice for ISP IPs with city and ASN targeting, Oxylabs covers large-scale datacenter scraping, IPRoyal sells single IPs in the most countries, and Proxy-Seller covers dedicated mobile lines. Whichever you pick, check that the plan is truly one user per IP.
For multi-account work, pair dedicated IPs with an antidetect browser such as 1Browser, and check each provider’s usage policy before you buy.
What is the difference between private and dedicated proxies?
Usually none: both mean an IP assigned to one customer. But some providers label a cheaper tier "private" that is shared by two or three users, so check that the plan says one user per IP.
Are there free dedicated proxies?
No. A dedicated IP costs the provider money every month and can be rented to only one customer. Free proxy lists are public, shared and usually already blocked; the free plans some providers offer are shared, not dedicated.
Does a dedicated proxy keep the same IP?
Dedicated datacenter and ISP IPs stay the same until you replace them or stop renewing. A dedicated mobile line stays yours, but its IP changes when you reset it.
Are dedicated proxies legal?
Renting a dedicated proxy is legal in most countries. What you do with it must follow local law and the terms of the sites you access.
How much do private proxies cost?
On entry plans, dedicated datacenter IPs cost about $0.95–2.50 each per month, static residential (ISP) IPs about $2.45–5, and dedicated mobile lines $109–130 or more. At volume, datacenter IPs fall to about $0.79–1.30 and ISP IPs to about $1.58–2.50 at most providers.
Can I get private residential proxies?
Yes. They are sold as static residential or ISP proxies: server-hosted IPs registered to consumer internet providers. True home devices are rarely sold as dedicated IPs because their uptime is unpredictable.
What happens if my dedicated IP gets blocked?
Check the provider's replacement policy before buying. Rayobyte, IPRoyal and Webshare offer free or configurable refreshes, while some providers only refresh IPs at renewal.
Can I use dedicated proxies for account management?
Usually yes, but check the provider's acceptable-use policy. Bright Data, for example, restricts account management.
