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Would You Be Interested in VPS with Dedicated Static Residential IPs in Vietnam?

trumvpstrumvps Member, Patron Provider

Hi everyone,

I'm considering launching a new VPS service in Vietnam using dedicated static residential IP addresses rather than traditional datacenter IPs.

The idea would be:

🇻🇳 VPS physically located in Vietnam
🏠 Dedicated residential ISP IP for each VPS
🔒 Static IPv4 address assigned exclusively to the VPS
🚫 No shared/NAT IP
⚡ VPS with KVM virtualization
🌐 Good connectivity to Vietnam and international networks
📡 Residential ISP network rather than a typical datacenter ASN/IP range
Multiple IPs could potentially be available depending on demand

I'm curious whether there is actually a market for this among LowEndTalk users.

Potential use cases:

Websites and applications that need a residential IP
Testing services from a residential network
SEO/localization
Remote access
VPN/proxy-related applications
Services where a traditional datacenter IP is not suitable

I'm mainly interested in genuine feedback before investing in the infrastructure.

Would you personally be interested in a VPS with a dedicated static residential IPv4 in Vietnam?

1 vCPU / 1–2 GB RAM / 20–40 GB SSD / 100–500 Mbps / 1 dedicated residential IPv4

Thanks!

Thanked by 2nghialele Fubuki

Comments

  • buggedoutbuggedout Member
    edited August 9

    I think a VPS with residential IP does have a market but the abuse potential is much higher. The extra revenue you can make probably isnt worth the headache of handling abuse and reputation issues !!

    Edit: I am not a pro in this matter. These are just my thoughts !!

    Thanked by 2rpqu tentor
  • rpqurpqu Member

    @buggedout said:
    I think a VPS with residential IP does have a market but the abuse potential is much higher. The extra revenue you can make probably isnt worth the headache of handling abuse and reputation issues !!

    Edit: I am not a pro in this matter. These are just my thoughts !!

    Maybe something like $15/m (with 1 year commit) would deter abuse

    Thanked by 1buggedout
  • I think there is def an interest but it is true in relation to abuse.

    Thanked by 1nghialele
  • zedzed Veteran

    residential ip yea, but .. a vn resi ip? i dunno

  • sounds good

  • give me a one of them

  • mhpteammhpteam Member

    but, Vietnam has 1mb bandwidth guaranteed for international traffics.. :'(

    Thanked by 1OpaqueRegistrant
  • I want to try.

  • wii747wii747 Member

    Yes I would depending on the cost.

  • FubukiFubuki Member

    A resi ip is kinda risky if its on a vps but it's an interesting concept

  • trumvpstrumvps Member, Patron Provider

    We also have multiple PCs set up at home to provide residential IP rentals. They feature dual 2686v4 CPUs, 128GB of RAM, and a GTX 1070 GPU. The price is only around $120. Is anyone interested?

  • reimuoaoreimuoao Member
    edited August 22

    My 2 cents: IP reputation vendors (like Scamalytics or MaxMind) actively scan residential IPs for open ports, always shield your dedicated static residential IPs behind a firewall with ACL or a public reverse proxy setup, or make it dynamic. Otherwise, it's only a matter of time before the IP reputation degrades to the point where it loses its core value proposition.

  • trumvpstrumvps Member, Patron Provider

    @reimuoao said:
    My 2 cents: IP reputation vendors (like Scamalytics or MaxMind) actively scan residential IPs for open ports, always shield your dedicated static residential IPs behind a firewall with ACL or a public reverse proxy setup, or make it dynamic. Otherwise, it's only a matter of time before the IP reputation degrades to the point where it loses its core value proposition.

    In Vietnam, IP addresses typically change after seven days, so that issue almost never occurs.

  • That would be great. It works well though for residential IP

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