Dynamic IPs change according to rotation settings, while static IPs generally remain consistent during their validity period.

Key points

  1. Dynamic IPs suit data collection, location testing, and workflows that need changing exits.
  2. Static IPs suit account access, remote connections, and workflows that need a consistent exit.
  3. Dynamic products can support sticky sessions, but the IP may still change if the original node fails.
  4. A static IP cannot be used after it expires or is reclaimed.

Note: Product types differ; do not rely on a return or exchange after purchase.

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Last updated: July 29, 2026