I find it interesting that the Datacenters are raising the average residential person's prices yet they are also raising the price on the cloud/vps providers who are using the datacenter themselves, a

80/month will get you a residential IP from many proxy, VPN or even hosting providers that are in this niche.

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residential vps ok?

Might try Torguard. They have static residential IPs in many areas of the US. I see 600Mbps through my tunnel when in use.

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In the end i fear they won't be of much help to OP since those kind of proxies regularly don't come into being because someone sets up residential contracts specifically for this type of usage but rat

@rarecloud maybe? https://rarecloud.io/residential-proxy/

You might find someone eventually willing to do this since you're basically offering to cover their full internet bill. Maybe look for a VPS provider that has specialized residential services that ha

Personally i wouldn't risk putting my name on an IP that will push out a bunch of undefined traffic (aside from likely breaking the TOS of the ISP) for a handful of dollars. Having some company likely

Are you willing to provide full KYC (NOT an EIN, as a EIN is public information, you can use anyones EIN) to use someones home internet connection? For example, if you have someone host a proxy on the

are US-based, I require a stable, high-quality residential connection to manage my platform presence and live streaming data without the "pollution" or "flagging"

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