Residential Proxies

What do you like best about the product?

I like the stability. The static ISP proxy gives me a dedicated residential-grade US IP that stays the same, and it has been up the whole time I’ve used it. Services treat me as one consistent US user, so my logins, 2FA, and subscriptions now just work, and my accounts no longer jump between countries. It plugs easily into my router through Xray and worked out of the box with standard SOCKS5/HTTP settings in my other proxy clients. Setup was easy: ordering took a few minutes, the credentials were ready right away in the dashboard, and adding it to my router and phone apps took well under an hour. I also value the choice of city, simple username/password authentication, and the dashboard’s clear view of traffic usage.

What do you dislike about the product?

I wish IPRoyal’s ISP proxies supported UDP, since QUIC, voice and video calls, and WebRTC can’t go through the proxy and need a separate route. Traffic usage is only available in the dashboard, so I can’t reliably automate usage monitoring or account management. A 100 GB package can also go quickly if video ends up on the proxy, so I have to plan routing carefully.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

IPRoyal gives me a stable US home-style IP, so my Microsoft and Google sign-ups and YouTube Premium work without the risk and country-switching problems I had with shared VPN and datacenter IPs.

What do you like best about the product?

I mainly use IPRoyal's US ISP residential proxies, and what stands out most is the actual connection quality. The IPs come from real US providers, speeds stay consistently fast, and I barely ever deal with random drops or endless CAPTCHAs like I did with cheaper pools. Getting started was super quick. Going from onboarding to having live proxies running took maybe five minutes because the dashboard UI is clean and doesn't bury basic settings under ten menus. Integration with my daily stack has been easy too, since I can export my HTTP or SOCKS5 credentials in the exact format I need and plug them straight into my anti-detect browsers, AI agents, and automated workflows without messing with configs. Cost-wise, the ROI has been great. You get solid US ISP performance and fair pricing without getting locked into the huge monthly commitments that big enterprise providers demand. Also, the couple of times I asked live chat support about locations and renewals, an actual human replied in under two minutes and gave me a straight answer instead of a bot script.

What do you dislike about the product?

City-level selection on the static US ISP plans is noticeably more limited than what you get on their rotating residential pool, and popular US locations occasionally run out of stock right when I need to add more IPs. That can slow things down a bit if a project requires matching a very specific state or metro area. Also, there is no free trial for standard accounts, and if one specific IP in an order happens to be restricted on a picky target site, there is no self-serve button in the dashboard to swap just that single IP yourself. Having a small monthly self-service swap allowance or stock notifications for specific US cities would make managing batches even smoother.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

My main challenge was keeping long-running US sessions stable without getting flagged. Regular datacenter IPs get detected and blocked almost immediately on strict platforms, while rotating proxies change addresses mid-session and trigger constant re-verifications or forced logouts. Using IPRoyal's dedicated US ISP proxies solves both issues at once because I keep the exact same residential-grade US address for the whole subscription. Since bandwidth is unmetered per IP, I don't have to babysit per-gigabyte data usage every day while managing US accounts, checking localized pages, or running continuous research tasks. That keeps my monthly costs predictable and saves me several hours a week that I used to waste fixing broken sessions.

What do you like best about the product?

My favorite thing about IPRoyal is that residential proxy traffic has no expiration date. This makes budgeting much easier, since I don’t have to worry about monthly resets or wasting traffic I haven’t used yet. The proxies have been dependable in my experience, and setting them up in AdsPower was straightforward. Connection stability also makes managing multiple accounts easier. Another thing I really value is having access to quick human support around the clock, every day of the week.

What do you dislike about the product?

City targeting in smaller countries is still fairly restricted, with just one major city available per region in many cases. The price per GB can also be somewhat high when purchasing small amounts of residential traffic without volume discounts. A useful improvement would be advance dashboard notifications or dedicated alerts for scheduled ISP proxy maintenance, allowing us to plan our work without unexpected disruptions.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

We mainly use IPRoyal to manage multiple accounts in anti-detect browsers, verify ads, and conduct local market research. Before switching, unreliable rotating proxies frequently interrupted our sessions and triggered security checks. With IPRoyal, we now have consistent exit IPs, straightforward credential management in one place, and full control over our traffic spending.

What do you like best about the product?

The practicality and simplicity of everyday use.

What do you dislike about the product?

Residential IPs, I only use ISP IPs. I like them.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

Scaling my ODR operation, consequently more money for the company.

What do you like best about the product?

I use IPRoyal to help deliver more user-friendly video ingestion for badminton gameplay analysis, and it makes ingestion from certain providers much less likely to fail. I find it easy to work with AI tools because the documentation is clear to the models about what we need. The initial setup was very easy.

What do you dislike about the product?

I’d say the pricing is a little bit on the higher side for what we do, though I haven’t had much comparison to work with.

What problems is the product solving and how is that benefiting you?

I use IPRoyal to deliver more user-friendly video ingestion for badminton gameplay analysis, and it makes ingestion from certain providers much less likely to fail.