IP address management in IPv4 Proxy services is one of the topics users frequently inquire about. Understanding the behavior of IP addresses allocated in Datacenter and ISP IPv4 packages is critically important for developing the right usage strategy.
The IP addresses assigned to you in our Datacenter IPv4 and ISP IPv4 packages are completely static and are dedicated exclusively to your use. This structure operates on a dedicated (private) IP logic and provides the following advantages:
The "Stop Proxy" and "Start Proxy" operations performed through our customer panel do not cause any changes to IP addresses. These operations only control the active/inactive status of the proxy service:
This behavior pattern is a natural consequence of the static IP structure and guarantees system stability.
To change your IP addresses in Datacenter IPv4 and ISP IPv4 packages, you need to purchase a new package. There is no feature to manually change or renew the IP addresses assigned in your existing package.
1. Temporary IP Change Requirement:
If you need to use different IP addresses for a short period, you can purchase a new package without stopping your existing one and cancel it after use.
2. Permanent IP Change Requirement:
If you want to permanently change your assigned IP addresses:
3. Continuous IP Rotation Requirement:
If your workflow requires regular use of different IP addresses, you should choose our Rotating Proxy or Rotating IPv6 Proxy services instead of static IP IPv4 packages.
| Feature | Static IPv4 Proxy | Rotating Proxy |
|---|---|---|
| IP Change | Does not change (manual package change required) | Changes automatically on each request or at set intervals |
| Use Case | Operations requiring continuous identity | Web scraping, data collection, automation |
| Whitelist Support | Suitable | Not suitable |
| IP Pool | Static, dedicated | Large, shared pool |
The static IP structure in IPv4 Proxies provides advantages in the following usage scenarios:
In some cases, you may need to change your assigned IP addresses:
In these cases, you can apply the IP change methods mentioned above.
Follow these steps to renew your IP addresses:
Completely different IP addresses will be assigned to you in your new package.
Q: When does my IP address change?
A: In our IPv4 packages, IP addresses only change when you purchase a new package. Your IP does not change with any operation on your existing package.
Q: Will my IPs be transferred to someone else when my service term ends?
A: Yes, when your service term expires, the assigned IP addresses are returned to the pool and can be assigned to new customers.
Q: Will I get the same IPs if I renew my package?
A: No, the system assigns new IP addresses to you during service renewal. We cannot guarantee the same IP block.
Q: Can I change just one of my IPs?
A: No, IP assignment is done on a package basis. Individual IP change feature is not offered.
Q: Is there an additional fee for IP change?
A: Since you need to purchase a new package to change IPs, you need to pay for the new package. No separate IP change fee is charged for your existing package.
The static IP structure in our IPv4 Proxy services is ideal for usage scenarios focused on reliability and consistency. Proxy stop/start operations do not affect your IP addresses; IP change is only possible by purchasing a new package.
If your workflow requires frequent IP changes, we recommend evaluating our Rotating Proxy or Rotating IPv6 Proxy services. If you need static IPs, your existing IPv4 packages are suitable for long-term use.
For more information or technical support, you can contact our customer support team, which is active 24/7.