Claude ban causes
Every documented reason a Claude account is banned, and the IP and environment causes Anthropic does not document, each with its source.
Choose an AI-Subscription ISP: Claude, GPT / Grok or Gemini Tier
Three tiers built from different networks, priced per IP for 30 days. Pick by the subscription you pay for.
The three tiers side by side
| Item | Claude tier | GPT / Grok tier | Gemini tier |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price per IP for 30 days | 15 PTC | 10 PTC | 8 PTC |
| Your first IP in the tier | 7.5 PTC (half price) | 5 PTC (half price) | 4 PTC (half price) |
| Fits these subscriptions | Claude Pro, Claude Max | ChatGPT Plus, ChatGPT Pro, SuperGrok | Google AI Pro / Ultra |
| Networks (public ASN) | NTT America (AS2914), registered to NTT itself | NTT America and GTT in the US, GTT in London, IIJ in Japan, Netpluz in Singapore | Cogent (AS174) in the US, plus native ranges in Spain, Italy and France |
| Locations | The US (11 cities) and Frankfurt | The US, the UK, Japan and Singapore | The US, Spain, Italy and France |
| Type and exclusivity | Native, dedicated | Native, dedicated | Native, dedicated |
| Shortest lease | 30 days | 30 days | 30 days |
Prices per the Proxy302 product specification of 29 October 2026; 1 PTC = US$1. Cities and stock change, so the order page is the final word. Only the first two numbers of a range are ever shown publicly.
Pick by the subscription you pay for
Claude Pro and Max go on the Claude tier. ChatGPT Plus and Pro and SuperGrok go on the GPT / Grok tier. Google AI Pro / Ultra (Gemini) goes on the Gemini tier. If you pay for two services you need two addresses, one per account, from their own tiers.
The tiers draw on different networks that do not overlap. The Claude tier keeps NTT America’s own ranges to itself and screens out any range that a database flags as hosting or proxy; our check of 203 candidate ranges shows how often that happens.
Whichever tier you choose, the habits that matter are the same ones as in the checklist: one account per address, no switching, and time zone, language and billing that agree with the address.
Regions: check your service first
A tier gives you an address in a country; it does not make a service available there. Each platform decides where it works, and Anthropic’s rule follows where you physically are. Before you pick a city, check your service in the supported-countries guide.
For reference, our hourly Claude probe, generated at 20:02 UTC on 28 October 2026, reached Anthropic’s API from rotating residential exits in the US, GB, DE, JP, SG, BR and ID. That tests reachability from those countries on a different product line, not our AI-subscription ISP and not account safety.
Price, renewal and the first-IP discount
The first IP you buy in each tier is half price for a 30-day lease. The discount is counted per Proxy302 account and per tier, not per device; renewals and further IPs cost the list price. Leases start at 30 days. There is no free trial.
Renewing normally keeps the same IP. Auto-renew is on by default when you place the order and you can cancel it at any time, so check the setting if you do not want the lease to renew. The standard static ISP product (US$7.99 for 30 days) is separate from these tiers and remains for other uses.
Protocol and setup
Pick the protocol when you buy: each IP keeps the protocol chosen at purchase, HTTP or SOCKS5. Claude Code works through an HTTP proxy, so choose HTTP if you use it. The Claude proxy setup page and the Claude Code guide show the settings.
AI-subscription ISP FAQ
Can I use the Claude-tier IP for ChatGPT as well?
We recommend one account per address and the tier that matches the service. Two services mean two addresses.
Is the first-IP discount per device?
No. It is counted per Proxy302 account and per tier: the first IP you buy in each tier is half price.
How long is a lease?
Leases start at 30 days. Renewal normally keeps the same IP.
Are these IPs shared?
No. Every IP in the three tiers is dedicated to one customer.
Will the Claude tier stop my account being banned?
No one can promise that. It gives you a dedicated, native address from ranges we screened; the rest depends on Anthropic’s rules and on your own habits.
Related guides
The Claude account-stability guides, the Claude ban and appeal guide and the Claude proxy setup.
Claude and IP risk
How IP databases label datacenter, VPN, residential and ISP addresses, native vs broadcast ranges, and why one account should keep one IP.
Claude account environment
Match time zone, browser language and payment details to your IP’s country: what sites can read, how to check it, and where Anthropic is explicit.
Claude account checklist
Twelve checks before and after you subscribe to Claude, each linked to the section that explains it.
IP purity check
How to read ping0.cc, Scamalytics, ipinfo, IPPure and BrowserLeaks results: which fields have a published meaning and a 5-minute routine.
Claude account bans
Why Anthropic bans Claude accounts, how to appeal and export your chats, what happens to a Pro or Max plan, and what a proxy can and can’t change.
Claude proxy
Claude proxy on a static ISP IP: Claude Code over HTTP (no SOCKS), one IP per person, an address you can allowlist — and Anthropic's region rules.
View options and pricingReference links
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- Proxy302 AI-subscription ISP: tiers and prices
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Proxy302 product specification of 29 October 2026: three tiers, Claude 15 PTC, GPT/Grok 10 PTC and Gemini 8 PTC per IP for 30 days; the first IP of each tier for each Proxy302 account is half price; every IP is native and dedicated to one customer; the Claude tier uses only ranges registered to NTT America (AS2914); leases start at 30 days. 1 PTC = US$1. There is no free trial. Auto-renew is on by default when the order is placed and can be turned off.
- Proxy302 check of 203 candidate /24 ranges (28 October 2026)
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Our own tally. The 203 /24 ranges are the candidates for our static ISP stock offered by upstream suppliers, 176 marked native and 27 marked broadcast, from 15 networks (three ranges had no announcing network on record). On 28 October 2026 one sample address in each range was looked up in ip-api.com and its hosting and proxy flags were recorded. Counts: native 176 ranges, 21 hosting, 3 proxy; broadcast 27 ranges, 8 hosting, 0 proxy; native ranges announced by NTT America (AS2914) 66, 4 hosting, 0 proxy; other native ranges 110, 17 hosting, 3 proxy. Ranges flagged hosting or proxy are left out of the AI-subscription tiers. No range or address is published.
One address per range and one database only; other databases may label the same range differently, and flags change over time. This is a sample of what we were offered, not a statistic of the internet.
- Proxy302 hourly Claude connectivity probe
Product observation · Confirmed on:
The probe file generated at 2026-10-28T20:02:30Z (hourly): from rotating residential exits in the US, GB, DE, JP, SG, BR and ID it requests Anthropic’s API models endpoint and treats the expected unauthorised reply (HTTP 401) as reachable. It tests reachability from a country’s residential exit only; it is not an ISP-line test and says nothing about account bans.
- Proxy302 product facts (standard static ISP)
Product observation · Confirmed on:
The site’s product facts file (productFacts.json), read on 29 October 2026: the standard static ISP IP costs US$7.99 for 30 days, the same price in every country; each IP keeps the protocol chosen at purchase, HTTP or SOCKS5; there is no free trial.
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