Static Residential Proxies Quick Start Guide

Blurpath static residential (ISP) proxies are residential addresses leased from real Internet Service Providers and hosted on servers, so they combine the trust of a household IP with the speed and stability of a dedicated line. Each address is assigned to you alone and stays the same for the whole rental period, which is what you want for account management, long-lived sessions and any workflow that would be broken by an IP change.

In this guide you can learn more about how to use Blurpath static residential proxies.

Before you start using Blurpath static residential proxies, register an account first.

Visit the official website homepage and click [Start Free Trial] to sign up.

After registering, open the dashboard and choose the static residential package you need.

1. From the left-hand menu, select Static ISP
2. Click [Pricing] to open the static residential purchase page
3. Choose the rental length — weekly, monthly or quarterly
4. Select the IP region and the number of static IPs you want to keep
5. Click [Buy now] to continue to payment

1. Choose your preferred payment method on the payment screen
2. Click the payment button to complete the transaction

Payment methods supported by Blurpath

• Wallet
• Credit Card
• Cryptocurrency
• PayPal
• Alipay

Your static IPs are bound to the account immediately after payment and keep the same address until the rental period ends.

1. Go to the dashboard and select Static Residential Proxies
2. Click the Proxy List button to open the IP list

The IP list contains everything required to connect:

• IP address and port
• Proxy username and password
• Country or region the IP belongs to
• How much rental time is left on that IP
• When the IP was purchased

To confirm a static residential proxy works, run a cURL command from a terminal or from your application. The command below queries http://myip.ipip.net and returns the address the outside world sees.

1. Replace IP:Port with the address and port from your proxy list
2. Replace USERNAME:PASSWORD with the proxy credentials shown in your Blurpath dashboard

We have compiled tutorials on integrating Blurpath static residential proxies with third-party tools to help you get started. View Documentation.