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Leastslow

Static US ISP proxies billed per IP per month, and rotating residential proxies billed per GB, priced in euros.

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Quick facts

Type
Proxies · ISP
Pool type
ISP
Billing unit
Per IP
License
Subscription
Regions
US

Overview

Leastslow sells static ISP proxies and rotating residential proxies; rotating ISP and residential IPv6 products are marked 'Available Soon' on its homepage. Static ISP proxies are US IPs on AT&T, with a Cogent range also listed, billed per IP each month from €3.50 for one IP to €2,200.00 for 1,000 IPs, with unlimited threads and traffic. Rotating residential data is pay as you go, from €8.00 per GB down to €3.00 per GB at 3,000 GB and above, with country, state, city and ASN filtering. Both support HTTP and SOCKS5. A free trial covers one static IP, 1 GB of residential data or five rotating ISP threads. Its FAQ addresses sneaker botting on footsites.

Leastslow says

“Keep the same dedicated static IP for an extended period of time while appearing as a residential user on websites.”

The seller’s own words, quoted as published. OOSClub hasn’t checked these claims.

Pricing

Unverified

Static ISPfrom €2.20/IP/mo

Dedicated static US IPs on AT&T (a Cogent range is listed as out of stock), with unlimited threads and traffic, HTTP and SOCKS5 over TCP and UDP, billed per IP per month.

PackageMonthly
1 IP€3.50€3.50/IP/mo
100 IPs€260€2.60/IP/mo
1,000 IPs€2,200€2.20/IP/mo

Locations: US

Rotating Residentialfrom €3/GB

Pay-as-you-go residential data with instant or sticky rotation (up to 30 minutes) and country, state, city and ASN filtering; per-GB rates fall with volume.

PackageOne-time
1 GB€8€8/GB
Updated Source: leastslow.com

We haven't confirmed these prices with Leastslow yet. Package prices are the seller's. Grey figures are calculated by OOSClub.

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