Fewer security checks
Shared IPs trigger extra verification layers. A dedicated IP means your account history matters, not the IP's history.
A private IP only you use: fewer security checks, fewer blocks, smoother logins to your own accounts.
Shared IPs trigger extra verification layers. A dedicated IP means your account history matters, not the IP's history.
No more unblocking from pools of thousands. Your stable IP is recognized and whitelisted faster.
If you run bots or scripts, a consistent IP reduces rate-limiting and blocks tied to erratic traffic patterns.
Dedicated IP is still encrypted. You're still private; you just have a permanent forward-facing address.
Three steps to your own static address.
Pick from 12 countries. Your IP stays the same every session.
Log in normally. Your dedicated IP authenticates alongside your regular session.
Web services recognize your IP, reduce friction, let you through faster.
Common questions about how a dedicated IP works and who it's for.