The main difference between dynamic residential proxies and static residential proxies is the allocation method and usage scenarios of IP addresses.
How IP addresses are assigned:
Dynamic residential proxies use dynamic IP addresses, which are dynamically assigned by your ISP. This means that the proxy's IP address may change over time, and this change may affect the performance and stability of the proxy.
The IP address of a static residential proxy is fixed, usually using a set of static IP addresses provided by the ISP. These static IP addresses are usually assigned to a specific region or city, ensuring that the proxy's IP address is always consistent. Since these IP addresses are only assigned to static residential proxies, they have high anonymity and security.
scenes to be used:
Dynamic residential proxies work with most home and personal internet connections and therefore more closely simulate a real user. Dynamic residential IPs change regularly, and this change may affect the performance and stability of the agent, but it can also automatically change the IP address when the agent's IP address is blocked to improve the stability of the agent.
Static residential proxies are suitable for users with specific needs, such as server management or users providing external services. Static residential IPs remain the same, thus providing a more stable network connection and greater security.
How IP addresses are assigned:
Dynamic residential proxies use dynamic IP addresses, which are dynamically assigned by your ISP. This means that the proxy's IP address may change over time, and this change may affect the performance and stability of the proxy.
The IP address of a static residential proxy is fixed, usually using a set of static IP addresses provided by the ISP. These static IP addresses are usually assigned to a specific region or city, ensuring that the proxy's IP address is always consistent. Since these IP addresses are only assigned to static residential proxies, they have high anonymity and security.
scenes to be used:
Dynamic residential proxies work with most home and personal internet connections and therefore more closely simulate a real user. Dynamic residential IPs change regularly, and this change may affect the performance and stability of the agent, but it can also automatically change the IP address when the agent's IP address is blocked to improve the stability of the agent.
Static residential proxies are suitable for users with specific needs, such as server management or users providing external services. Static residential IPs remain the same, thus providing a more stable network connection and greater security.