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AFAIK Orange doesn't have ipv6 for regular (residential) users, that is why I chose Digi, Orange had a better offer on mobile (truly unlimited data for the 4-5G offers). Digi, while way cheaper, at 2

LittleCreek has "residential" IP's (some sites see it as residential and some don't but it works fine for streaming and such) for like $14/year

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Littlecreek and ihostart have residential IP's

We usage big residential ASN (AS 9050)

I am looking for a small vps server with 1GB ram 1 core and 1-2 TB traffic in Dusseldorf location specifically. If this can be via a residential ip then that the best I can ask for.

But let's not forget: We talk about hosting in a residential building with limited bandwidth - compared to the benefits of a professional datacenter.

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Anyway,assuming you have residential connection now, sell them as NAT VPS with speed, bandwidth cap etc for €0.7/quarter

Get starvpn subscription - it gives you a residential comcast or att IP in the US, and its $20/m.

Their DDOS might be among the best but that's not helpful when a single residential gigabit user can eat your machine's entire pipe. I don't even know what use cases would thrive with a 100 or 250 mbp

We have very good peering with Asia region and you IPv4 subnet it's possible announcement in our big residential IPv4 ASN (AS 9050)

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