IPBurger

IPBurger is a Texas-based proxy provider that has been in the IP-tooling business since 2007, originally as a simple IP-lookup utility before pivoting into the premium proxy space. Today it sells four distinct product lines — Private Dedicated IPs, Fresh Dedicated IPs, Static (ISP) Residential proxies, and Rotating Residential proxies — and the whole pitch is quality over quantity. If you have ever bought from Webshare or Geonode and watched a "residential" IP get banned within five minutes, IPBurger positions itself as the opposite: smaller pool, cleaner IPs, fewer roommates sharing your subnet.

The residential network is advertised at 75M+ to 100M+ IPs depending on which page you land on, with coverage in roughly 195 countries and over 2,000 cities. Geo-targeting goes down to country, state, city, and even ZIP-code level on Premium plans, which is competitive with the BrightData / Oxylabs tier and noticeably deeper than most budget providers. The Static ISP product is run on real ISP-issued IPs assigned to your account exclusively — this is the line IPBurger is best known for, and it is the one that genuinely outperforms cheaper rivals for stealth account work. Reported success rate sits around 99.7% on the residential pool.

Pricing is per-month subscription, not pure pay-as-you-go like a typical PerGB provider. Private Dedicated IPs start around $4.58/mo per IP, Fresh Dedicated IPs from about $9.58/mo, Static ISP residentials from roughly $14.41/mo per IP, and the Rotating Residential entry plan is $79/mo for 7GB (around $11.29/GB). That residential GB rate is materially above Decodo, IPRoyal, or Webshare — IPBurger does not pretend to be cheap. There is a pay-as-you-go residential tier and a refund window, but verify the exact terms in the dashboard at checkout since policy details have changed over the years.

Where IPBurger genuinely stands out is the dedicated and ISP product. The dashboard supports HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, sticky sessions up to 30 minutes on rotating residentials, unlimited concurrent connections, and clean username:password authentication that drops straight into Multilogin, GoLogin, AdsPower, Playwright, Puppeteer, or any Scrapy middleware. Support has a reputation for being responsive and human — Trustpilot scores hover around 4.4, and the company claims north of 26,000 users. For sneaker, ticketing, social media management, and multi-account ecommerce buyers who care more about IP cleanliness than per-GB cost, this is the right shape of product.

Pick IPBurger if you are running account farms, managing dozens of social or marketplace logins, doing geo-sensitive ad verification, or need ISP IPs that look like a real home Comcast/AT&T subscriber. Skip it if your workload is high-volume scraping where you burn 200GB+ per month — BrightData, Oxylabs, or Decodo will be cheaper per GB at that scale, and Webshare or IPRoyal will be cheaper still for less sensitive targets. IPBurger sits in the upper-middle of the price/quality curve: more expensive than the budget tier, less feature-rich than the enterprise scraping-API players.

Limitations worth knowing up front: there is no native scraping API or unblocker product (so JA3/TLS fingerprint bypass on heavily-defended sites like Cloudflare Enterprise or DataDome falls on you), the rotating residential GB rate is steep compared to per-GB-only competitors, and the dashboard, while functional, is not as polished as Decodo's or BrightData's control panel. Country distribution on the residential pool also skews US/EU heavy — verify availability for niche geos before committing.