Business / ISP Proxies console
Business / ISP Proxies combine enterprise leased-line exits (for example AT&T Business and CenturyLink Enterprise class fiber) with datacenter-grade latency, bandwidth, and uptime. You get real ISP reputation plus stable throughput.
In the left sidebar Proxies group, click Business / ISP:
Open the Business / ISP console · Business / ISP product page
Why Business / ISP
Many large sites treat hosting ASN (pure datacenter) IPs harshly, while consumer home broadband can jitter at peak hours. Business ISP lines sit in between:
- High reputation: Risk databases usually classify the IP as a company leased line or fixed broadband, not a proxy;
- Stable links: Backbone fiber, symmetric bandwidth, without the drops common on residential last-mile;
- All three modes: Rotating traffic, Static Dedicated lines, and Custom Dedicated multi-port clusters.
Three product modes
The Business / ISP console uses the same six tabs (Buy, My Proxies, Users & Whitelist, Endpoint generator, Usage, API Center / OpenAPI Center). Switch mode at the top:
- Rotating Business Proxies: One gateway over the business ISP pool. High-trust rotation when you have many targets. Same flow as the Rotating Proxies guide.
- Static Dedicated Business Proxies (recommended): A dedicated business ISP exit that stays on the same IP. Fits enterprise integrations and long-lived store accounts. See the Static Proxies guide.
- Custom Dedicated Business Proxies: Independent port maps. Batch-set country and facility per port, then refresh the exit when needed. See Custom Proxies.
Quick management
- Whitelist: In Users & Whitelist, add your crawler cluster or office public IP. Static and Custom Dedicated lines can then connect without a password. Rotating Business Proxies still need User/Pass.
- Auto-renew: Before a Static Dedicated line expires, turn on Auto-renew on My Proxies. On the due date, rent is taken from Available Balance so you keep the same ISP IP.