A home-broadband IP in the city you pick.
Your IP is registered to a home internet provider, not a data center, so sites see an ordinary ISP connection. Pick the city, see the ISP, and every device on your plan goes online from that IP over WireGuard.
- ISP-registered IP
- 7-day money-back guarantee
- QR code setup
Pick where your IP is
Each Residential IP is in one city, on the home internet provider shown on its card. Want more than one city? Get one for each; your dashboard shows them by location so they never get mixed up.
East Coast home broadband
Close to Washington, DC
Southeast US
West Coast home broadband
Pacific Northwest
Pick a city and send us a request. Your Residential IP is set up within 24 hours of payment.
Why a residential IP
Many sites treat data-center IPs differently from home connections. A Residential IP comes from a home internet provider's address space instead.
Registered to a home ISP
IP lookup sites list your IP under a home internet provider, not a hosting company. You see which ISP before you buy.
An IP in the city you choose
Not just the country: the exact city, and every device on your plan uses it.
Up to 3 devices
Each device gets its own key. Lost a phone? Issue new keys for that one only.
QR code or config file
Scan from your dashboard with your phone, or download the file for computers and routers.
Check it yourself
Once connected, run our IP leak test or any IP lookup site and you'll see the ISP and city, not a data center.
Switch IP when you need to
Move to a different IP in the same city from your dashboard, up to 1 time every 30 days.
Set up in a few minutes
Everything is in your dashboard once you've paid.
Pick a city and ISP
Send a request for the city you want. We set it up within 24 hours of payment.
Add your devices
Name each one. We create its keys, or paste your own WireGuard public key if you prefer.
Scan and connect
Scan the QR code with the WireGuard app or import the config file, then switch it on.
Works on what you already have
Step-by-step guides for each are in your dashboard. Your whole device goes through the tunnel, including DNS.
One price for every city
Each Residential IP is one city. Add as many as you like; each has its own devices and billing.
- Up to 3 devices, each with its own key
- QR codes and config files
- No speed or data caps
- 1 IP changes every 30 days
- IP from a home internet provider
- 7-day money-back guarantee
Residential IP or Streaming IP?
Both give you a WireGuard IP in the city you choose, with the same dashboard, devices and setup guides. The difference is where the IP comes from.
| Residential IP | Streaming IP | |
|---|---|---|
| Where the IP comes from | A home internet provider (ISP) | A data center |
| ISP shown before you buy | Yes | Not applicable |
| Best for | Sites and apps that turn away data-center IPs | Watching from a city of your choice at the lowest price |
| Speed | Home-broadband speeds | Data-center speeds |
| Devices, QR codes, IP switch | Yes | Yes |
| Price | From $10.42/mo | From $9.17/mo |
Questions people ask
What is a residential IP?
An IP address from the address space of a home internet provider, the kind of company that sells broadband to households. IP databases list it under that ISP rather than under a hosting company or data center, which is how most sites tell the two apart.
How can I check it?
Connect, then open our IP leak test or any IP lookup site. It shows your IP with the ISP and city from your plan. Each city on this page lists its ISP, so you know what to expect before you buy.
Will it work with the site or service I use?
Your IP comes from a home ISP in the city you choose. We can't promise any third-party service will accept it, and services change their rules. If one stops working, switch to a new IP from your dashboard, and if that doesn't help you have 7 days to ask for a refund. Please follow the terms of the services you use.
Is it as fast as a data-center IP?
It runs at home-broadband speeds, which is plenty for HD and 4K streaming and everyday browsing on several devices. If you mainly need raw speed and a data-center IP is fine for you, Streaming IP is usually faster and costs less.
How many devices can I use?
Up to 3 per Residential IP. Each device gets its own key, so you can remove or re-key one without touching the others. All of them go online from the same IP.
Can I have IPs in more than one city?
Yes. Get one Residential IP per city. Your dashboard names each one by its city and IP, so two IPs in the same city are easy to tell apart, and you can give each your own name too.
Do I need your app?
No. It uses standard WireGuard, so you use the free official WireGuard app, or the WireGuard support built into your router or TV box. Scan the QR code from your dashboard, or import the config file.
Can I use my own WireGuard keys?
Yes. When you add a device, choose "Use my own key" and paste its public key. Your private key never leaves your device, and the config we give you has a placeholder for it.
Do you keep logs of what I do?
No. We don't record the sites you visit or the content of your traffic. To show you whether a device is connected we keep its last handshake time and data totals. Our no-logs policy has the details.
Can I torrent on it?
No. Residential IPs are for streaming, browsing and apps. For torrenting, use Armor; for networks that block VPNs, use Stealth VPN.
Pick your city and ISP, and you're set.
Send a request and we set it up within 24 hours of payment.