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# Introduction to Static Residential Proxies

[NetNut static residential proxies](https://netnut.io/static-residential-proxies/) are actual residential IP addresses registered under an Internet Service Provider (ISP). The proxies are fixed and do not automatically rotate with each request, allowing you to stay connected to the same IP address for a prolonged period. Static ISP residential proxies provide ultra-fast and stable connectivity for uninterrupted and unrestricted data access.

NetNut offers more than one million ISP IPs available 24/7, for expanded global reach with no session limitations.

Our documentation provides information on how to set up and use our static ISP residential proxies.

Feel free to contact us for assistance at: <support@netnut.io>.


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