ISP Proxies Quick Start Guide

Open the Authentication tab. Your first proxy user is created automatically. To remove it, click the 3 dots next to the username and select Edit user, then Remove user, and Confirm. To create a new user, click Create user, enter a custom username, and the password will be generated automatically.

In the Authentication tab, open Whitelisted IPs. Click + Add IP and enter it manually, or press + Add to whitelist your current IP. Only IPv4 addresses are supported, and the IP must be yours – turn off any proxy or VPN before adding it. Use the three-dot menu to name an entry or the trash icon to remove it.

Click the 3 dots next to a user, select Edit user, then Add traffic limit, enter the number of GBs the user can't exceed, and save it. Useful for keeping team members or automated jobs within budget.

Open the Proxy setup tab and pick a user – this is where static residential proxy setup happens. Under location, choose Random to draw from the whole pool or select a specific country, state, city, or ASN. Under session type, choose static sessions to keep the same IP or rotating sessions to change the IP with each request. ISP proxies support HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 protocols, and endpoint:port configuration.

Set the number of endpoints to generate – the default is 10. Copy a single endpoint or the whole list to your clipboard, or download it in CSV or TXT format for your tools.

The Usage statistics tab shows traffic per user over a week, a month, or a custom period, plus cumulative uploads, downloads, and requests. Check it after the first test run to confirm everything routes as expected.

Apply the endpoint and, if required, the credentials to any application. Decodo's static residential (ISP) proxies integrate with a range of third-party tools – browsers, antidetect setups, and scraping frameworks alike.