Buy personal IPv4 proxies — dedicated IP in single hands

A static IPv4 address assigned only to your account. No neighbors, no rotation, no IPv6. Full control over the address reputation: you know the IP history and decide how to use it. For working with social networks, traffic arbitrage, banking, and sensitive accounts where predictability matters.

from $3.68 per IP 1 IP = 1 client up to 1 Gbps Unlimited traffic Whitelist binding
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Infrastructure in numbers

Personal proxies run on own hardware in a Tier-III datacenter. A dedicated IP is not "resale of an address", but part of the ProxyElite pool assigned to you for the entire rental term.

10 Gbps
Uplink per node
No throttling and no FUP
99.8%
Network uptime
24/7 monitoring
895,824
IPv4 addresses in pool
Dedicated IPs without shared pools
since 2012
Own datacenter
N+1 redundancy

What you get when buying personal proxies

Technical facts without marketing. A personal proxy is not about speed (it's about the same for all datacenters), but about control over the address's digital fingerprint.

One IP — one owner

The address is assigned in the billing only to you. We don't resell it and don't include it in shared pools. The IP reputation depends exclusively on your actions — no bans due to a "neighbor".

IP reputation control

You get either a "clean" address from scratch, or a "warmed up" IP with a history. For accounts in Facebook Ads or Google Ads, where "warm-up" trust matters, this is critical.

Dual authentication

Authentication by login/password and by IP binding (whitelist). On password compromise, an attacker cannot use the proxy from a foreign server — a security standard for commercial accounts.

Channel without throttling

From 100 Mbps to 1 Gbps per IP. No artificial limits like "10 Mbps after 50 GB" — traffic is unlimited on all static plans.

HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5

Personal proxies support HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS4, and SOCKS5. UDP traffic is enabled as an option for +50% of the price — needed for VoIP, games, and streaming.

On-demand IP replacement

If an IP gets into the target site's ban list — we replace it for free during the rental period. Transparent: you know the reason for the block because the address history is only yours.

Tasks solved by personal proxies

A personal IPv4 wins where access to money or account reputation depends on address stability. Below are typical ProxyElite client scenarios.

SMM and multi-accounting

Binding social network accounts to separate IPs. One account — one IP, without cross-blocks and suspicious geo changes between sessions.

Traffic arbitrage

Ad accounts (Facebook, Google, TikTok) block accounts with a stable IP less often. A personal address is a "warmed up" digital fingerprint for long-term work.

Banking and payment systems

A fixed IP for the whitelist in merchant or banking API settings. An address change will trigger a block — a personal proxy solves this elegantly.

Automation in ZennoPoster and BAS

A dedicated IP for running templates and bots. The address reputation depends only on your actions — without surprises from shared pools.

Seller dashboard

A stable IP for working with marketplaces (Amazon, eBay, Ozon). An address change in the middle of a session looks suspicious — a personal proxy removes this risk.

Anti-detect browsers

One IP for Dolphin Anty, AdsPower, Multilogin. The proxy works as part of a "profile" — a stable address = a stable fingerprint.

API with whitelist authentication

Services that require a fixed IP in security settings (Stripe, PayPal, API exchanges). One personal IP — and access works without reconfiguration.

Email marketing

A stable IP for SMTP mailings. The address reputation with mail providers (Gmail, Outlook) is built up over months — it can't be risked with shared pools.

How a personal proxy works

Technical mechanics without simplifications. Clear what exactly happens between your client and the target site when working through a dedicated IPv4 address.

1

Connecting to the dedicated IP

Your client (browser, ZennoPoster, Python script) sends a request to the personal proxy's IP:port address. The connection is established via HTTP, HTTPS, or SOCKS5.

Authentication — by login/password and/or by IP from the whitelist. Hard binding: requests from your IP pass, from any other — are blocked at the socket level.

2

Routing and source-IP substitution

The proxy receives the request, replaces the source address with your dedicated IPv4, and sends the request to the target site. The X-Forwarded-For header is not passed — Elite anonymity level.

DNS resolution is performed on the proxy side (important for SOCKS5 and geo-tests — the target site sees the provider's DNS, not your local one).

3

Stable session

The site responds to the proxy, the proxy forwards the response to you. Personal IPv4 is static: the IP doesn't change between requests, the session is stable, cookies are preserved.

This is critical for authorized scenarios: logging into the dashboard, working with API tokens, multi-step forms without state loss. The IP "warms up" together with the account.

4

Reputation control via whois

The address type is verified via whois: the orgname field points to the hosting provider (Hetzner, OVH). ASN — autonomous system — is also visible in whois.

Since the IP is assigned only to you, its reputation depends on your actions. If a site blocks the address — you know the reason, without suspicion of a "neighbor".

Personal vs other proxy types

Quick table: when personal IPv4 is the best choice, and when to consider datacenter, rotating, or ISP. Detailed comparison — on the home page.

Parameter Datacenter Rotating Personal ISP
IP type (by whois) Datacenter Datacenter (pool) Datacenter Real ISP
Session stability Fixed IP Rotation Fixed IP Fixed IP
IP exclusivity Pool Shared pool Only you Pool
Fits anti-fraud sites No No Depends Yes
Price from $0.065/IP $25/1M req $3.68/IP $0.175/IP
Best use case Parsing, SEO, DevOps Mass parsing without accounts Private accounts, banking Arbitrage, multi-accounting
Action Datacenter Rotating Choose personal ISP proxies

Personal IPv4 proxy calculator

Build a package for your task: country, IP count (from 1), rental term. Discounts for 3, 6, and 12-month payments. Delivery right after payment.

Personal proxies
Whitelist Auth
Address typeStatic IPv4
ProtocolsHTTP/S, SOCKS4/5
Speed100 Mbps – 1 Gbps
TrafficUnlimited
IP bindingYes (whitelist)
AnonymityElite (100%)
Refund24 hours
Payment discounts
3 months
-10%
6 months
-15%
12 months
-20%
Additional IPs for whitelist
5 IPs for whitelist are included free. Additional slots — $1.00 / IP / month.
Additional connections
Base: 1,500 concurrent sessions. For heavy parsers or multi-threaded tasks, the limit can be expanded: +1,000 = $30.00 / month.
UDP unlock
Enabling UDP traffic for SOCKS5 (voice calls, streaming, games) — +50% of the monthly proxy price.
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Delivery right after payment · 24-hour refund

Workflow: from purchase to usage

Four steps, each takes less than a minute. No "pending moderation" requests — delivery of personal IPv4 is automatic.

1

Choosing IPs in the calculator

In the client area calculator, choose the country, IP count (from 1), rental term (1/3/6/12 months). See the final price with discount.

2

Instant address delivery

After payment, the system automatically allocates a static IPv4 from the pool and assigns it to your account. Available in txt, csv, json — without waiting.

3

Whitelist configuration

In the control panel, you enable the whitelist (5 IPs free) or use login/password. Hard binding: requests from a foreign IP are blocked.

4

Export and IP replacement

Export the address in the desired format. If an IP is banned on a site — request a replacement via ticket, free during the rental period.

Connect in 5 minutes

Ready code examples for the most common scenarios with personal proxies. Connection data (IP:port@login:password) is taken from the client area.

bash · HTTP/HTTPS personal proxy 
# Check IP via ProxyElite personal HTTP proxy
curl -x "http://USER:PASS@PROXY_IP:PORT" \
     -L "https://api.ipify.org?format=json"

# For whitelist authentication, no login/password needed
curl --proxy "http://PROXY_IP:PORT" \
     -L "https://httpbin.org/ip"
bash · SOCKS5 personal proxy 
# SOCKS5 with DNS resolution on the proxy side (socks5h)
curl -x "socks5h://USER:PASS@PROXY_IP:PORT" \
     -L "https://api.ipify.org?format=json"

# SOCKS5 without local resolution — socks5
curl --socks5 "PROXY_IP:PORT" \
     --proxy-user "USER:PASS" \
     "https://httpbin.org/ip"
python · requests + SOCKS5 
import requests

proxies = {
    "http":  "http://USER:PASS@PROXY_IP:PORT",
    "https": "http://USER:PASS@PROXY_IP:PORT",
    # for SOCKS5 you need pip install requests[socks]
    "socks5": "socks5h://USER:PASS@PROXY_IP:PORT",
}

r = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org?format=json", proxies=proxies, timeout=10)
print(r.json())  # {'ip': 'YOUR_PERSONAL_IP'}
node.js · undici (ProxyAgent) 
import { request, ProxyAgent } from 'undici';

const agent = new ProxyAgent('http://USER:PASS@PROXY_IP:PORT');

const { statusCode, body } = await request('https://api.ipify.org?format=json', {
  dispatcher: agent,
  headersTimeout: 10_000,
});

for await (const chunk of body) {
  console.log(chunk.toString());  // {"ip":"YOUR_PERSONAL_IP"}
}
php · cURL extension 
<?php
$ch = curl_init('https://api.ipify.org?format=json');

curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER, true);
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_PROXY,            'PROXY_IP:PORT');
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_PROXYUSERPWD,     'USER:PASS');
curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_TIMEOUT,          10);

// For SOCKS5 uncomment:
// curl_setopt($ch, CURLOPT_PROXYTYPE, CURLPROXY_SOCKS5);

$response = curl_exec($ch);
echo $response;  // {"ip":"YOUR_PERSONAL_IP"}
curl_close($ch);
Where to get the data: login, password, IP, and port of the personal proxy — in the ProxyElite client area → "My Proxies" section. Export format: IP:port@login:password or IP:port for whitelist authentication.

Works with your software

ProxyElite personal IPv4 proxies are compatible with any tool that supports HTTP/HTTPS/SOCKS5. The most popular ones are listed — 500+ solutions work in total.

Playwright Scrapy Selenium Puppeteer ZennoPoster BAS Dolphin Anty AdsPower Multilogin Python requests Node.js undici PHP cURL cURL / Wget A-Parser Key Collector Serpstat and 500+ more tools

IP:Port

192.0.2.1:8080

IP:Port:Login:Password

192.0.2.1:8080:user:pass

Format builder

any template via separators

Proxy infrastructure for business

A separate block of conditions for B2B clients: agencies, arbitrage teams, datacenters, and SaaS services. We cover legal and financial matters.

Contract and documents

We sign an official contract. We provide invoices, acts of performed work, and closing documents for accounting.

Flexible payment terms

Deferred payment for regular clients. Cashless settlement, invoice payment, cryptocurrencies (BTC, ETH, USDT), and bank cards.

Dedicated manager

Personal account manager with direct contact in Telegram/Slack. Solves issues of subnet allocation, IP replacement, and API integration.

Corporate orders from $1,000

Individual prices for orders from 5,000 IPs. Dedicated /24 subnets, custom geo, 99.9% SLA with downtime compensation.

Personal IPv4: when you need exactly a dedicated address

A practical breakdown without marketing: for which scenarios a personal proxy is justified, and where you'll just overpay. Make a decision based on facts.

Anatomy of a "clean" IP: what you're actually buying

Buying a personal IPv4 proxy is not about speed (it's about the same for all datacenters). It's about control over the digital fingerprint. When you take an address in single hands, you get the ability to build its reputation from scratch or use an already "warmed up" address. Unlike package proxies, where the IP can switch to a "dirty" one at any moment, here the address history is only your history. For accounts in Facebook Ads or Google Ads, where "warm-up" trust matters, this is critical. Datacenter proxies with a shared pool don't give such a guarantee — you don't know what another client did with this IP an hour before you.

Technical scenarios: where personal IPv4 is irreplaceable

If you work with banking APIs or payment gateways that require a fixed whitelist IP — a personal proxy solves this elegantly. You just add one address to the merchant settings and work. Rotating proxies don't fit here (constant IP changes will trigger a block), and package ones are inconvenient since you don't control which specific IP from the package "got into" the whitelist. A personal IPv4 is a precise tool for integrations. Similarly for SMTP mailings: the IP reputation with mail providers (Gmail, Outlook) is built up over months, and risking it with shared pools is not an option. One dedicated address — and you're responsible for its "warmth".

Personal vs package: when the overpayment is justified

Package proxies (from 100 IPs) are cheaper per address, but they're anonymous within the pool. If your task is mass marketplace parsing, a personal IP isn't needed: you change addresses anyway and don't bind to them. But if you manage a seller dashboard or an ad account, and address stability affects access to money, saving $3–5 per month on a personal proxy is a bad idea. Losing an account due to an IP "neighbor" will cost more. A simple rule: if the IP is part of the account reputation, take personal. If the IP is a consumable for mass data collection, take package datacenter or rotating.

Personal vs ISP: honest about the difference

A personal proxy uses an IP address registered on the hosting provider's ASN (Hetzner, OVH, Selectel) — anti-fraud sees it as a datacenter. ISP proxies use an IP registered on the ASN of a real internet provider (Comcast, BT, Movistar) — to the site, it looks like a home connection. The speed and exclusivity of both types are comparable, but ISP is less often blocked on sites with IP type verification. For tasks where "residential" disguise matters (multi-accounting in Instagram, TikTok, working with ad accounts), ISP is objectively better. For tasks where reputation control matters, not disguise (banking, API with whitelist, SMTP mailings), personal IPv4 is the right choice and costs less.

Why we don't sell IPv6

We deliberately don't sell IPv6 proxies. The reason is practical: the vast majority of target platforms — social networks, banks, anti-bot systems — still rely on IPv4 for identification and blocking. IPv6 addresses often have low trust or are not supported at all. As a result, you pay for a proxy that simply doesn't work on half the target resources. ProxyElite keeps the entire lineup — datacenter, rotating, personal, and ISP proxies — on IPv4 only, to guarantee compatibility with any target resource without additional diagnostics. If your task is a predictable result in any software (from ZennoPoster and BAS to Python scripts and anti-detect browsers), personal IPv4 is the working choice in 2026.

Whitelist and dual authentication: why it's needed

Personal proxies support two authentication methods: by login/password and by IP binding (whitelist). They can be combined — this gives a dual layer of security. If you work with banking APIs or payment gateways, IP binding is critical: even on password compromise, an attacker cannot use your proxy from a foreign server, because the connection will be blocked at the socket level. For teams: whitelist is more convenient than login/password — you don't need to pass credentials, just add the server IP to the whitelist. By default, 5 whitelist slots are included free, additional ones are $1 per IP per month. If your external IP changes (for example, dynamic from the provider), switch to login/password — it's cheaper than buying whitelist slots.

Prohibited to use personal proxies for

List of tasks personal proxies cannot be used for. This is related to the upstream providers' policy and the service rules. Violation is a reason for refund refusal.

Malware and viruses
Brute force and password guessing
Carding and fraud
DDoS attacks

The full list of restrictions is in the service rules. If violated, personal proxies are blocked without refund.

Questions and answers about personal IPv4 proxies

Binding, IP reputation, differences from package and ISP proxies — technical details that affect the choice.

A personal proxy is a static IPv4 address assigned in the billing only to your account. We don't resell it and don't include it in shared pools. Technically, this is achieved through hard binding in the proxy server configuration: requests from your IP pass, requests from any other are blocked at the socket level, even if the login and password are correct. With package proxies, one IP can be used by several clients, which creates a risk of blocking due to a "neighbor's" actions.

For banking and social networks, not only authentication matters, but also consistency. IP binding (whitelist) guarantees that even on password compromise, an attacker cannot use your proxy from a foreign server. This is a security standard for commercial accounts. Login/password and whitelist can be combined: whitelist for servers, login/password — for mobile clients.

A personal proxy uses an IP address registered on the hosting provider's ASN (Hetzner, OVH) — anti-fraud sees it as a datacenter. An ISP proxy uses an IP registered on the ASN of a real internet provider (Comcast, BT) — to the site, it looks like a home connection. The speed and exclusivity of both types are comparable, but ISP is less often blocked on sites with IP type verification. Personal is for tasks where reputation control matters, not "residential" disguise.

Since the address is assigned only to you, you always know the reason for the block. Unlike package proxies, where a "neighbor" could trigger a ban, here the reputation depends only on your actions. If a ban occurs, you can request an IP replacement via ticket — free during the rental period, provided the service rules are observed. We don't guarantee eternal cleanliness, but we guarantee transparency: you won't get a "burned" address from a shared pool.

By default — no. By default, SOCKS5 works only with TCP. If UDP is needed (for voice calls in social networks, streaming, or games), it can be enabled as an option in the configurator for +50% of the price. This is a technical limitation of the architecture: UDP requires separate port forwarding, which is not included in the basic plan.

The vast majority of target platforms — social networks, banks, anti-bot systems — still rely on IPv4 for identification and blocking. IPv6 addresses often have low trust or are not supported at all. ProxyElite keeps the entire lineup — datacenter, rotating, personal, and ISP proxies — on IPv4 only, to guarantee compatibility with any target resource without additional diagnostics.

Yes, within 24 hours of purchase, provided the usage limits are not exceeded. For a refund, contact support via ticket with the order number. This reduces the risk of error when choosing between personal, datacenter, and ISP proxies: you can verify on a real scenario that the dedicated IPv4 works with your target site as expected.

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