Most providers sell you static IPs one way: by the month, indefinitely, until you cancel.
CliProxy splits them in two, long term and short term, and once you see why, it is hard to unsee.
The Pool First
A hundred million residential IPs across more than 180 countries, sold per gigabyte for the rotating tier at rates comfortably under a dollar.
That country count is the part worth noting. A hundred million addresses concentrated in ten countries is a different product from a hundred million spread across 180, and for anyone whose work touches markets outside the usual handful, the spread matters far more than the total.
Long Term Versus Short Term Static
Here is the distinction, and it is a genuinely good piece of product thinking.
Long term static is priced per IP and meant to be kept. It is for social accounts, e-commerce seller profiles, anything where a platform builds up a picture of you over months and a changing address looks like trouble.
Short term residential is priced per IP at a fraction of the cost, and it is for registration, verification and anything you do once and never return to.
Those are different jobs. Paying long term rates for a one time verification is waste. Using a shared rotating address for a long lived account is a risk. Splitting the product acknowledges what people actually do.
Sticky Sessions on the Rotating Pool
The rotating tier supports sticky sessions, so you can hold an address for as long as a multi step flow needs rather than being handed a new one halfway through a checkout.
Rotation is a feature until the moment it breaks your login, at which point it is the bug. Being able to choose per request rather than per plan is the version of this that actually works.
A Free Trial Before Committing
There is a trial, which remains the only honest way to evaluate a proxy pool. Success rate against your specific target is the only metric that matters, and nobody else can measure it for you.
Pricing is published across all three tiers, so you can budget before you sign up rather than after.
Who It Fits
CliProxy suits anyone working across a wide set of countries rather than a narrow one, anyone running both throwaway verification work and long lived accounts, and anyone who wants rotating and static under a single balance. The cost per gigabyte is competitive enough that bulk collection makes sense here too.
Who Might Look Elsewhere
There is no dedicated mobile tier in the headline lineup, so if carrier IPs are specifically what your target demands, a mobile specialist is a better fit.
Large enterprise buyers wanting formal service agreements and named account management will also be more comfortable with one of the bigger platforms.
Final Verdict
CliProxy is a well priced, broadly covered residential provider whose product structure shows somebody actually thought about how this gets used.
The long term and short term static split is the standout. It quietly saves money on one side and reduces risk on the other, and almost nobody else bothers to offer it.
Take the trial, run both a throwaway task and a long lived one, and see how each tier behaves. Check what you get with our proxy checker, and if the static versus rotating choice is still unclear, residential vs datacenter proxies lays out the trade.