intermediateProxy types
ISP Proxy
A static residential IP that is hosted in a data centre — combining datacenter speed with residential legitimacy.
ISP proxies (sometimes called static residential) are IP addresses that an ISP has formally allocated to a hosting provider. They register as residential in IP databases, but they live on datacenter hardware, so they deliver far better throughput and stability than true residential peers. They do not rotate on their own, which makes them ideal where a session must persist.
In practice
- Holding a logged-in session on one IP for hours
- Sneaker checkout flows that punish IP changes mid-session
Common use cases
Sneaker bottingLong-lived authenticated sessionsSocial media account management