Local SEO checks
Track the same search results and map listings from the same US address every day.
Use cases
A static ISP proxy is the right tool when the same address matters: allowlists, checks you repeat every day, and tests of your own sites. Here is what fits, and what our rules exclude.
Quick answer
What are static ISP proxies used for?
Static ISP proxies are used where one fixed, consumer-registered address helps: partner allowlists, daily local SEO and price checks, ad verification and QA of your own sites. PinnedIP rents dedicated US ISP IPs for these tasks from $2.03 for 30 days (October 2026); banking, government and payment sites are blocked. No KYC; crypto.
Track the same search results and map listings from the same US address every day.
Record what a US shopper sees on public product pages, without IP noise.
Check that your own campaigns show the right creative in each US market.
Give a partner one fixed address for your team’s access.
| Job | Static ISP IP | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Partner or supplier allowlist | Good fit | One dedicated address that does not change for 30 days |
| Daily checks of the same pages | Good fit | Changes come from the site, not from a new IP |
| QA of your own site from a US consumer-ISP address | Good fit | Stable, fast, provider shown on the IP |
| Thousands of one-off page fetches | Partial fit | Rotating traffic or more IPs may cost less |
| ZIP-code-level checks | Poor fit | A fixed IP has one location; rotating residential pools target ZIP codes |
| Banking, government, payment portals | Not allowed | Blocked on every IP |
| Email sending | Not allowed | SMTP ports 25, 465 and 587 are closed |
We sell proxies for lawful business tasks. Not allowed, among others: fraud, account takeover or credential testing, spam, attacks on any system, access to systems you are not authorized to use, and evading a site’s security measures. Blocked on every IP: Online banking, government and payment sites, and the email-sending (SMTP) ports 25, 465 and 587. A person reviews every abuse report; confirmed abuse leads to suspension. The full list is in the acceptable use policy.
Yes, your own business accounts, within each platform’s rules. A fixed IP gives your team one consistent address. Creating or operating accounts in bulk to deceive a platform is not allowed.
For public data, at a polite rate and within the site’s terms, yes. For large crawls, spread the work across several IPs and respect robots.txt.
No questionnaire and no KYC. You accept the acceptable use policy, and abuse reports are reviewed by a person.
1 IP · 30 days $2.03 · no KYC
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