What is an ISP proxy?

An address registered to a consumer internet service provider but hosted in a datacentre. It reads as a consumer address rather than a hosting range, while behaving like hosted infrastructure in speed and uptime — which is why it sits between datacentre and residential proxies in both price and use.

How is this different from a residential proxy?

A residential proxy exits through an actual consumer connection; an ISP proxy exits through a datacentre machine on an address registered to a consumer ISP. ISP is faster, more stable and cheaper per GB; residential is less distinguishable from ordinary consumer traffic. Start on ISP and move the targets that fail.

How much do ISP proxies cost?

ARC Basic lists at €0.75 per GB excl. VAT, with a volume ladder that ends at a fixed floor of €0.59 per GB from 1 TB. No discount code takes the price below that floor. There is no subscription and the bandwidth does not expire.

Are these dedicated IPs?

No — ARC Basic is a rotating pool, priced per gigabyte. If you need addresses that stay yours, see static ISP proxies, which are dedicated and priced per IP per month with unmetered traffic.

Can I use city targeting on the ISP pool?

Yes. ARC Basic takes the same _country- and _city- tokens as the residential pools, from a published list of metros across twelve countries — which is what makes it viable for local rank tracking and regional price monitoring.

What should I not use ISP proxies for?

Targets that genuinely require a consumer connection, and high-concurrency work against one strict site — this is our smallest pool. Both cases belong on ARC Fast or ARC Ultra.

ISP proxies

Rotating ISP proxies

Datacentre-hosted addresses registered to consumer ISPs: the speed and stability of a hosted connection with a consumer-looking address, at the lowest price per gigabyte we sell.

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Pay per GB · No subscription · Prices in EUR, excl. VAT

Illustration. The URLs and values are fictional; the connection string is the real grammar.

from €0.75
per GB, excl. VAT: −21%
at 1 TB, applied at checkout: 185+
countries, city targeting: Never
expires — no subscription

What it is

What a isp proxy actually is

An ISP proxy sits between the two other kinds. The address is registered to a consumer internet service provider, so it does not read as a hosting range, but the machine behind it is in a datacentre — which means the throughput and uptime of hosted infrastructure rather than of somebody's home line. For plain HTML fetching at volume, monitors, price feeds and rank tracking, it is usually the right answer and always the cheapest one.

Targeting lives in the username — nothing else changes:

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USERNAME_pool-arc_country-de_city-berlin:PASSWORD@proxy.arcproxies.io:8000

Why this pool

When isp is the right choice

Our lowest price per gigabyte

ARC Basic lists at €0.75/GB and the ladder ends at a fixed €0.59 floor from 1 TB. For workloads that run around the clock, that difference is the difference between affordable coverage and a budget conversation.

Fast and stable

The exits are hosted, not residential, so they behave like infrastructure: consistent latency, no household bandwidth ceiling, no line going down because someone turned off a router.

City targeting included

Unlike most ISP offerings, this one takes the same _country- and _city- tokens as the residential pools — so local rank tracking and regional price checks work without paying residential rates.

Built for jobs that never stop

Uptime checks, change monitoring and price feeds are small pages fetched constantly. Per-gigabyte billing barely notices that shape, and this is the pool it belongs on.

Price

What it costs at volume

The discount is applied automatically at checkout, per plan. Nothing to ask for and no code to enter.

ARC Basic

Rotating ISP · list €0.75 / GB

From	Per GB	Off
1 GB	€0.75	—
40 GB	€0.74	−1%
50 GB	€0.73	−3%
60 GB	€0.72	−4%
80 GB	€0.70	−7%
100 GB	€0.68	−9%
250 GB	€0.65	−13%
500 GB	€0.62	−17%
1 TB	€0.59	−21%

Be aware

What isp is not for

Every pool has a shape. Knowing where this one ends is what stops you buying the wrong thing.

Our smallest pool

Fewer distinct addresses than the residential pools. For high-concurrency work against a single strict target, that is the constraint you will meet first.

Still a datacentre-hosted address

The registration is consumer, the hosting is not. Targets that look past the registration will treat it as infrastructure — which is the point at which you move that target to ARC Fast rather than fighting it.

Not for the strictest marketplaces

If a site is strict enough that a residential IP is genuinely required, an ISP address will not substitute for one. Use ARC Basic for the bulk and route the exceptions up.

Compare

The four products, side by side

All of them run on the same account and the same balance logic. Switching is a token in the username, not a migration.

Product	From	Billing	Reach	City	Sticky	Plans
Residential	from €2.00 / GB	Per GB, never expires	185+	Yes	No hard cap	ARC Fast, ARC Ultra
ISPThis page	from €0.75 / GB	Per GB, never expires	185+	Yes	No hard cap	ARC Basic
Mobile	from €3.50 / GB	Per GB, never expires	4 countries	No	5–60 min	ARC Mobile
Static IPs	from €1.60 / IP / mo	Monthly, unmetered	Per region	—	Permanent	—

Prices exclude VAT and are before the volume discount, which is applied automatically at checkout. 4 bandwidth plans in total — see full pricing.

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