IPNut
IPNut is a static proxy service for businesses, agencies, developers, and teams that need dedicated IPs for stable work with accounts, public web data collection, SEO, e-commerce, ad verification, and browser automation. The platform provides static residential, ISP, and datacenter proxies in 220+ countries and regions.
The main idea of the service is not rotation for frequent IP changes, but stable IP identity for longer processes. Each address is assigned to one user, supports HTTP and SOCKS5, includes unlimited traffic, and can be used for tasks where accounts, clients, geos, or working environments should not be mixed.
For Afina Browser users, this is especially practical: one profile can receive one dedicated IP, separate cookies, its own browser fingerprint, and a stable network environment. This approach fits account-based work, regional checks, marketplaces, SEO research, SMM, Web3 tasks, and scheduled automation.
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Static IPs for long sessions and stable work
This proxy solution is worth considering for processes where connection consistency matters. If a profile, account, or work dashboard needs to return to the same network identity, a static IP is often more convenient than a rotating pool.
This is useful for advertising accounts, SMM profiles, marketplaces, SEO checks, e-commerce, public web data collection, and browser action automation. When the IP does not change between sessions, it is easier for a team to keep order across profiles, locations, client projects, and recurring tasks.
In this context, static residential proxies are especially useful for scenarios that require a stable address from an internet service provider. Such IPs are better suited for longer sessions than one-time or randomly changing connections.
Types of static proxies
The platform offers several types of static proxies so a team can choose the connection for a specific task, budget, and technical requirements. Importantly, all formats are focused on dedicated use rather than a shared pool for many clients.
- Static residential ISP proxies use real IPs from internet service providers and fit accounts, long sessions, regional checks, and stable browser work
- Static datacenter IPv4 proxies are useful for tasks that require broad compatibility, fast connection, and predictable performance
- Static residential IPv6 proxies provide expanded address space for tasks where IPv6 support is relevant
- Static datacenter IPv6 proxies fit more economical scenarios, technical checks, and processes where IPv6 is enough for the job
This choice helps avoid buying one universal format for every task. For example, ISP proxies can be used for account-based work, datacenter IPv4 for technical scenarios, and IPv6 for cheaper or narrower tasks.
Global coverage, IPv4, IPv6, and unlimited traffic
The service covers 220+ countries and regions and supports targeting by country, city, and region. This matters for teams working with local markets, checking search results, analyzing marketplaces, monitoring ads, or testing service availability from different geos.
Another advantage is support for IPv4 and IPv6. IPv4 remains the most compatible option for most websites, services, browser profiles, and working tools. IPv6 can be useful when a team needs to reduce costs or use a larger address space for technical tasks.
For long processes, unlimited proxies for long sessions also matter. If a team regularly launches profiles, checks, automation, or monitoring, unlimited traffic helps plan work without constantly controlling every gigabyte used.
Security, IP isolation, and stability
When working with multiple accounts, it is important not only to have a separate IP, but also to understand how it is used. The platform assigns an address to one user, reducing the risks associated with shared proxy pools where the same IP address may be used by different clients for different tasks.
The service also states encrypted data transfer, a no-logs policy, GDPR and CCPA compliance, its own IP isolation technology, and 99.99% uptime. For teams, this matters in long processes: profiles should launch consistently, automation should not break because of random connection drops, and working environments should remain separated.
IP isolation is especially useful for accounts where different profiles, clients, or projects should not accidentally overlap through the same address. Combined with separate browser profiles, this creates a clearer operating model: each profile has its own environment and its own network route.
Practical use cases
Static dedicated proxies are suitable for tasks where the IP needs to stay consistent between sessions. This is not only about technical connection, but also about order in daily work: which accounts are tied to which geo, which clients work through which addresses, and which profiles are used for ads, SEO, or marketplaces.
| Scenario | How the service can help |
|---|---|
| Price monitoring | Allows tracking products, sellers, and prices on regional marketplaces through stable IPs |
| SEO research | Helps check local search results, rankings, keywords, and regional search result elements |
| Ad verification | Allows viewing ads, landing pages, and promotional materials from required countries or cities |
| SMM and account work | Allows assigning a separate proxy to each account or profile |
| Public web data collection | Fits regular collection of localized information, reviews, offers, and competitor data |
| Brand protection | Helps monitor listings, distribution channels, unauthorized sellers, and gray markets |
| Web3 and crypto | Useful for teams working with regional platforms and wanting to separate environments |
| Browser automation | Fits scheduled tasks where a profile needs to work through a stable address |
Which teams can benefit from this solution
The service can be useful for media buyers, affiliate marketing teams, SEO specialists, SMM managers, e-commerce teams, analysts, public web data collection specialists, brand protection specialists, Web3 teams, and automation engineers.
Media buyers and SMM teams can use dedicated IPs for different accounts, clients, and platforms. SEO specialists can use them for local search results and regional checks. E-commerce teams can use them for price, product, seller, and marketplace analysis. Developers and automation teams can use them for recurring browser scenarios where environment repeatability matters.
For teams working with many profiles, the main value is predictability: one account, one profile, one proxy, one location. This model is easier to scale and better suited for long working processes than chaotic switching between different IPs.
How dedicated IPs complement Afina Browser
In Afina, a user can create separate profiles for different accounts, clients, countries, marketplaces, advertising directions, SEO tasks, or automated processes. A dedicated static proxy can be connected to each profile so the environment has its own IP address and does not mix with other tasks.
For teams working through isolated browser profiles in Afina, this setup is especially logical. The profile stores cookies, browser fingerprint, account, and work scenario, while the dedicated proxy adds a stable network identity, country, city, protocol, and separate address.
In practice, this creates a simple model: an Instagram profile can have one static IP, an Amazon profile another, SEO checks a separate country, and automated tasks a stable connection with unlimited traffic. This makes it easier for a team to keep order, scale work, and avoid mixing clients, accounts, or regions.
Discount for Afina users
IPNut offers Afina Browser users a 10% discount on all proxy purchases with promo code Afina10. The code should be activated in the coupon section of the control panel before purchase, after which the discount is applied automatically at checkout.
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