IPIDEA Pricing in 2026: Which Line to Buy and Why
IPIDEA prices three things separately because they solve three different problems. Buying the wrong one is the most common way teams overspend here — not because any tier is expensive, but because identity work billed as traffic, or bulk collection billed per address, is simply the wrong unit.
Three units, three problems
Residential traffic from $0.35/GB bills what a crawler consumes. Correct when volume drives cost and no single address needs to persist.
Per-IP SOCKS5 from $0.05 per address bills identities. Correct when a profile needs a stable exit and consumes almost no bandwidth doing it.
Static ISP from $1.50 per IP per month bills permanence. Correct when an account must be recognised as the same person in six months.
All three draw on one balance, so the split can change as a project changes shape.
The numbers side by side
| Line | From | Billed on | Session | Best fit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Residential traffic | $0.35/GB | Bandwidth | Rotating or sticky | Crawling, verification sweeps |
| Per-IP SOCKS5 | $0.05/IP | Addresses | Held per assignment | Profiles, automation identities |
| Static ISP | $1.50/IP/mo | Fixed address | Never rotates | Long-lived logins |
| Datacenter | On request | Bandwidth or address | Either | High-throughput, low-sensitivity |
Entry point across the catalogue is $5, and geography never carries a surcharge — a Japanese IP costs what an American one costs.
Sizing an order from the workload
Work in this order and the number falls out on its own:
- Count distinct identities. Every profile or account that must not be linked to another is one per-IP address.
- Estimate crawl volume. Pages per run, times average page weight, times runs per month. That is your gigabyte figure.
- List the irreplaceable accounts. Those go on static ISP regardless of what the other two numbers say.
- Buy roughly that, not more. Balances do not expire, top-ups cost the same, and real usage always differs from the forecast.
Where budgets actually leak
- Traffic plans for identity work. A profile using 40 MB a month still needs a stable exit — you are paying for the wrong property.
- Per-IP for bulk collection. A crawler that touches millions of pages does not need millions of identities.
- Static ISP by default. Permanence is worth paying for only where it is required. Most workloads do not require it.
- Buying a year ahead. Nothing expires, so there is no discount for guessing early — only a worse forecast.
Payment, activation and expiry
Checkout accepts USDT on TRC20, BEP20 and ERC20, plus BTC, ETH, LTC, TRX and XMR. Registration is email-only; there is no KYC step and no card stored. Access activates automatically once the transaction confirms on-chain, typically under five minutes on USDT TRC20 or TRX. Code IPD30 applies 30% off a first order.
Nothing on the balance expires. If a project pauses for two quarters, the traffic and the addresses are still there when it restarts.
FAQ
Is there a monthly minimum?
No. There is no recurring commitment on traffic or per-IP plans.
Do specific countries cost more?
No. Pricing is geography-neutral.
Can one balance fund several product lines?
Yes, and most accounts do exactly that.
Are refunds available?
A 24-hour money-back window applies to plans; see the refund policy for the detail.
See live IPIDEA pricing and tiers
The pricing page shows every current bundle, static ISP rate, and the launch discount. Use code IPD30 at checkout for 30% off. Pay with crypto, no KYC, balance never expires.
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