ISP proxies have been ideal. Static IPs that remain assigned, no random rotation, and addresses that appear to be real residential connections rather than datacenter traffic. IPs are delivered nearly instantly after purchase, the ordering process is quick, and the dashboard provides a clear picture of everything that is active. There is no uncertainty before placing an order because pricing is clear and everything is stated up front. I also really aprecciate consistency of IP's locations among different checkers

I find their support to be absolutely fantastic. They get back to you in less than three minutes and are eager to help find solutions. The interface is perfectly fine and everything works okay, but it's reassuring to know that on the off chance I run into an issue, the speed at which they attend to it makes me feel at ease. It's an absolute highlight. I also appreciate that I can get almost all the functionality I got from Node Maven at a significantly more efficient price, which is always a good deal. The initial setup was extremely straightforward, and I had zero issues even without any help.

Thing that actually helped me pick this service over others was that pricing is fully listed on the site, no "contact us for a quote", just clear numbers. When I was comparing options for scraping data to feed into AI pipelines, I ran the math and ISP proxies came out cheaper for our volume than paying per GB on rotating residential. That turned out to be the right call for how we actually use them. The location accuracy has been the standout thing in practice. We verify IPs through Google and ip2location regularly, and the reported location matches consistently. That wasn't the case with what we were using before and incorrect location data kept appearing which created problems downstream when that data was being used for model training. Static IPs from ISP proxies have been stable and clean on that front.