Static residential proxies are built from residential IPs purchased or leased from Internet Service Providers (ISPs). These IPs are hosted on servers, allowing you to access websites and collect data like a real user while benefiting from the high speed and reliability of server-based IPs. They are ideal for tasks that require high performance, ensuring fast connection speeds and stability.

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 completing your account registration, select the static residential proxy package you wish to purchase from your dashboard.

1. From the left-hand menu, select Static ISP
2. Then click [Pricing] to open the static residential proxy package purchase interface.
3. On the package purchase page, choose the duration of the static IP: weekly, monthly, or quarterly.
4. Select the IP region that meets your needs
5. After making your selections, click [Buy Now] button to proceed to the payment process.

1. On the payment screen, select your preferred payment method
2. Click the payment to complete the transaction.

Payment Methods Supported by Blurpath

• Wallet
• Credit Card
• Cryptocurrency
• PayPal
• Alipay

Once you've completed the package purchase, you can start using Blurpath static residential proxies.

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

• IP and port information
• Proxy username and password
• Country/region where the IP is located
• Remaining time for the IP
• Purchase time of the IP

You can test your static residential proxies by executing a cURL command in a terminal or other environment. Use the following command to send a query to http://myip.ipip.net.

• Replace IP:Port with the actual IP address and port number you obtained from Blurpath.
• Replace USERNAME:PASSWORD with the proxy username and password you set up in your Blurpath account.

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