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ISP Static Proxies

What it is

Dedicated IPs on real US ISP network ranges. Not shared with other customers, not rotated mid-session, not datacenter subnets. The same IP answers every request for the full rental window. You pay per IP, not per gigabyte. No bandwidth metering.

When ISP is the right tool

  • Walmart's Wednesday queue: the queue tracks IP identity across the wait window; ISP holds position from entry to product page release
  • Target drops: Akamai token-based detection responds well to clean ISP ranges; ISP is the primary proxy for Target
  • Restock monitoring: unlimited bandwidth per IP makes ISP the cheap way to watch for inventory without burning residential GB
  • Account warming before a drop where consistent IP identity across sessions matters

Walmart: queue + checkout split

Queue

Walmart's Wednesday queue tracks IP identity from entry to product page release. Your session needs consistent signals from start to finish; rotation breaks position or triggers re-entry. ISP Static holds that window. This is what it's built for on Walmart.

Checkout

When the queue releases and the product page loads, PerimeterX behavioral analysis activates. A static ISP IP making rapid checkout attempts across multiple tasks is exactly what those systems flag. Switch to residential for Walmart checkout. ISP handled the queue; residential handles this phase.

Target and Pokemon Center have different detection models; see the proxy guide for per-site breakdowns. Or see Retail Packs for pre-built bundles matched to each site.

Included

  • 5 dedicated US ISP IPs: not shared
  • Static for the full 24 hours: same IP every request
  • Unlimited bandwidth: no per-GB metering
  • HTTP / HTTPS / SOCKS5

Choose a rental window

Drop-day
Monthly
$3
/day · per IP, unlimited bandwidth

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Need ISP + residential coverage in one purchase? See Retail Packs , pre-built bundles matched to specific retail targets. Not sure which proxy type to buy? Proxy selection guide →