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Looking for a US-based VPS with either a residential IP or a business IP.
zkl20041205
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The most important thing for me is the IP type. Ideally, I’m looking for a residential IP or a business broadband IP.
VPS performance is secondary. Of course, it would be even better if there’s a recent promo or special offer.
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Its probably easier to get a normal vps then set the traffic to exit through a residential proxy or vpn.
If you really want a vps with the residential ip already setup, you could try Novixlink.
Ive looked at Novixlink before. Their NTT and GTT ranges seem to have fairly heavily abused IP space, and I find their COX plans a bit too expensive.
Any other providers you’d recommend?
I would recommend to get a normal vps and get a residential vpn from Torguard or a different provider. You can get them for around $40 per year, but they have some sales.
Depends on what the residential IP is actually for. A lot of checks only care
about the ASN type — streaming, some banks, sneaker stuff — and for those only
real eyeball-ISP space works, which no VPS host can natively give you. But if
the goal is just a clean, stable identity (fewer captchas, no shared-IP
baggage), a clean dedicated DC IP usually does the job for a lot less money.
If it really has to be residential: grab a sample IP from whoever you're about
to pay and look up the ASN on bgp.tools or ipinfo first. Plenty of
"residential" sellers hand out reallocated DC ranges that score exactly like
the VPS you already have. And test against the specific service you care
about, not a generic IP-score site.
+1 to the VPS + static residential exit route mentioned above — compute stays
cheap and you only pay residential pricing for the exit. Just make sure it's
static / ISP-proxy type, not a rotating pool. Rotation is the same shared
baggage you're trying to get away from.
Exactly. I’m mainly trying to reduce the chances of running into risk-control or anti-abuse checks as much as possible.
That said, I also plan to host a few small projects, such as CLIProxyAPI, so a standalone static IP wouldn’t really meet my needs. A proper VPS that I can actually manage and deploy things on would be a much better fit for me.
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