About 9Proxy Residential IP Keys
9Proxy Residential IP Keys use 9Proxy’s app-based, pay-per-IP model. Unlike its GB product, this option requires the 9Proxy desktop application. An IP is consumed when it is forwarded to a local port, while unused IP balance remains available in the provider account.
Available bundles: 50 CDK, 100 CDK, 200 CDK, 500 CDK, 1000 CDK.
Key Features
- Pay by activated IP rather than transferred traffic
- Desktop app for Windows, macOS, and Linux
- Country, state, city, ZIP code, and ISP filters
- Local port forwarding with auto-refresh and scheduled rotation controls
How to Use 9Proxy Residential IP Keys
- Reveal and redeem the delivered 9Proxy IP key.
- Install the official 9Proxy app and sign in to the account holding the balance.
- Filter the proxy list, select an IP, and forward it to an available local port.
- Copy the localhost address and port into the target application, then use Proxy Check to test it.
For current dashboard labels and provider-side limits, check the official setup information.
For a walkthrough of the app, read how to download and use 9Proxy. To compare other per-IP and per-GB providers, see 9Proxy alternatives.
Best Use Cases
- Session-based browser profiles
- Local applications that use forwarded ports
- Projects budgeting by active IP count
Frequently Asked Questions
Does 9Proxy IP require the desktop app?
Yes. The provider’s IP-based workflow uses its desktop app and local port forwarding.
When is an IP deducted?
9Proxy states that an IP is deducted when it is forwarded to a local port, not while it remains unused in the balance.
How long does one IP stay online?
Residential uptime varies naturally. 9Proxy documents anything from several hours to about 24 hours and provides refresh controls for offline IPs.
