Unmetered Residential Proxies With Static ISP IPs

MarsProxies’ unmetered residential proxies use IP addresses from real ISPs but run on fast, datacenter-grade infrastructure. Unlike traditional residential proxies, these unlimited residential proxies don’t rotate and aren’t charged per GB. Instead, they use static IPs with no bandwidth limits. As a result, you get the trust of residential connections with the speed and stability of a dedicated setup.

"Unmetered" means there's no limit on how much data you can use. Instead of paying per GB like traditional residential proxies, you get unlimited bandwidth on a static IP for the length of your plan. This makes our unlimited bandwidth proxies a great choice for high-volume tasks.

To make sure speeds stay consistent for everyone, MarsProxies applies a fair usage policy. Each proxy gets a 100 GB monthly allowance, and all proxies in your order combine into one traffic pool. If your combined usage goes over that pool's limit, your proxies keep working, only at reduced speeds until the next cycle.

With pay-per-GB residential proxies, you're charged based on the number of GB you order. Once you use up all your data, you no longer have active proxies. Unmetered residential proxies use a different pricing model - you pay a flat price per proxy with unlimited bandwidth. This means your proxies will stay working as long as your plan lasts.

Yes. MarsProxies' unmetered residential proxies and ISP proxies are the same product. The term ‘unmetered’ highlights the pricing model - unlimited bandwidth with a fair usage policy, while ‘residential’ points to the IP source, since these static IPs come from real ISPs. So whether you call them "unmetered residential proxies" or "ISP proxies," you're getting the same static IP and infrastructure.

Unmetered residential proxies stay static for the entire duration of your plan. They have static IP addresses dedicated to one user at a time, so you'll be using the same IP without sharing it with anyone else. This makes them ideal for tasks that require a consistent identity, such as social media account management, ad verification, and web/app testing.

Use unmetered residential proxies when your task needs a consistent IP over time and where switching IPs could trigger flags or break your session. Choose rotating residential proxies for large-scale scraping or data collection where changing IPs with each request helps you avoid rate limits and blocks.

Yes, unmetered residential proxies are good for scraping tasks that need a stable connection and a high trust score, like monitoring a specific site over time or pulling data from platforms with session-based logins. For large-scale scraping across many pages or domains, rotating residential proxies are usually a better choice, since changing IPs helps you avoid detection systems and blocks.