Rotating and static IPs in 24 countries

What ProxyWorld is

ProxyWorld is an IP service for people and teams who need a different internet address: rotating IP pools, dedicated static IPs and proxies, home-country IPs for life abroad, firewall-protected static IPs and Windows cloud PCs, in 24 countries and billed per 30 days from account credit.

Every product answers the same question in a different way: which address should the internet see when you connect? Sometimes the answer is a new address for every task, sometimes one fixed address that never changes, sometimes an address in the country you call home, and sometimes a whole computer with its own IP that runs in a data center.

The catalogue has five products and 26 plans. Each plan has one clear price per unit for 30 days, a minimum quantity and a short list of specs, so you can compare plans without a sales call or a quote.

Customers range from single users who want a home IP abroad to teams that run dozens of static proxies and cloud PCs. The same account, the same credit and the same price table serve both, and you can mix products freely in one account.

The five products

Rotating IP plans give each device access to a pool of addresses, from 220 to 2,200 IPs, that you can switch between at any time. Four plans run through the app as an IP changer and one, the Rotating Proxy Pool, is an HTTP and SOCKS5 rotating proxy. Prices start at $6.71 per device a month.

Static IP plans give you dedicated addresses that stay the same. Static IP and Premium ISP Static IP connect a whole device at 100 Mbps; Static Proxy and 1 Gbps Static Proxy are private proxies for browsers, tools and code. Static Proxy starts at $1.34 per IP a month from 100 IPs.

Country IPs connect your devices over a private international line to an address in your home country, with 35~50 ms latency on the Asia Pacific line and HD video on Premium and Global. Secure IP adds a cloud firewall, intrusion prevention, a web filter and network antivirus to a static IP, from $8.50 per IP a month. Cloud PCs are Windows 10 Pro machines and Xeon servers with their own IP, from $11.19 a month.

• Rotating IP: IP changer pools and rotating proxies.
• Static IP: dedicated IPs and static proxies.
• Country IPs: a home IP while you travel or live abroad.
• Secure IP: static IP with a cloud firewall.
• Cloud PCs: Windows cloud PCs and servers with their own IP.

How buying works

Your account is one access token, created in the browser in a few seconds. The token is how you sign in, so keep it private and stored safely.

You pay for a plan directly: choose it, press Pay and the checkout page opens at the plan price, in USDT, USDC, BTC, ETH, BNB, SOL or LTC. There is no top-up step first. The plan starts as soon as the payment is confirmed. Every payment is at least $30 and up to $5,000.

Then you pick a plan, a quantity and a period. Quantity is the number of devices, IPs, blocks or machines. The period is 30, 90, 180 or 360 days, with 5%, 10% and 25% off the longer ones. The total is shown before you confirm, and the service appears in My services with its login details as soon as the order completes.

Here is one example. Rotate Max for 2 devices for 90 days costs 2 x $18.80 x 3 months, minus 5%, which is $107.16. Every purchase is at least $30, which is why each plan has a minimum quantity.

Countries

ProxyWorld sells IPs in 24 countries. In the Americas: the United States, Canada, Brazil and Mexico. In Europe: the United Kingdom, Germany, France, the Netherlands, Spain, Italy, Poland and Sweden. In Asia Pacific: Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Vietnam, the Philippines, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and India. In Oceania: Australia.

Static IP and Secure IP plans can be placed in any of the 24. Country IP Lite and Premium use the 11 Asia Pacific countries, and Country IP Global uses the other 13. Cloud PCs and servers run in data centers in the United States, the United Kingdom, Germany, the Netherlands, Japan and Singapore.

Each country page lists its IP cities, from New York, Ashburn, Dallas and Los Angeles in the United States to Tokyo and Osaka in Japan, together with its time zone and the tasks a local address helps with. A local IP shows local prices, local search results and local versions of apps and stores, which is the reason most customers pick a country in the first place.

Static or rotating: a quick guide

Choose a static IP when the same account signs in every day, when you need to register an address on an allowlist, or when you need an address in a set country. Online banking, store dashboards, ad accounts, databases and admin panels all work best with one fixed address.

Choose a rotating IP when each task should look independent: checking ads and listings from many addresses, tracking search results, testing a site as a first-time visitor or collecting public data at a steady pace. Rotating pools are shared, which keeps the price per device low.

Many teams use both: a handful of static IPs for their main accounts and a rotating plan for daily checks. The guide on static and rotating IPs walks through the choice with prices.

How you connect is the second choice. App plans carry a whole device through the Windows, Android, iOS or macOS app, with WireGuard based connections on static, country and secure plans. Proxy plans give you HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 with a user and password or an IP allowlist, so they fit browsers, scraping tools and code. Cloud PCs are reached by Remote Desktop and come with their own dedicated IP and one free IP change a month.

API for teams

The REST API at https://proxyworld.cc/api/v1 gives you prices, your balance and your orders in JSON. Authenticate with a Bearer key that starts with pwk_.

Teams use it to place renewals from their own scripts, track credit before large jobs and keep an internal record of every service they run. Prices from the API match the prices on the site.

A typical script reads the price of a plan, checks that the balance covers the order, and then places it with the quantity and period the team needs. Because every order is paid from credit, there is no payment step inside the API call, and the new service shows up in My services like any order placed on the site.

Fair use

Fair use keeps IPs clean and useful for every customer. Bulk email, bulk account creation, attacks on other networks, fraud and anything illegal are not allowed on any plan. Accounts that abuse the service can be suspended.

Within those rules, plans are yours to use for research, marketing, development, remote work, life abroad and everyday browsing. If you are unsure whether a plan fits your task, the product pages list what each plan is built for and the details worth knowing before you buy.