When a renewed static IP stays the same, when it can move, and what to do before a lease ends.
| Item | Same IP? | What you see |
|---|---|---|
| Datacenter IP renewed | Yes, it keeps its address | No change in My assets |
| Static residential IP renewed by hand before the end date | Whenever the IP is still available for the new term | Same IP; if it had to move, an email and a new IP of the same type in the same country |
| Static residential IP renewed by auto-renew | Same rule as a manual renewal | Same as above; the renewal runs from the wallet balance |
| Lease ended without renewal | No: the IP is released | You would buy again and get an IP in the country you choose, not the old address |
Source: the Proxy302 product facts file, checked 14 November 2026. Renewals of 30 days or more try to keep the original IP first; Proxy302 does not promise the same IP on every renewal.
A static residential IP is renewed only if it is still available for the new term. When it is not, the renewal moves you to another IP of the same type in the same country rather than letting the lease fail, and an email tells you. Renewals of 30 days or more try to keep the original IP first.
So if an account is tied to one address, treat the renewal as something to check, not something to assume. A proxy also does not change a platform’s own rules, so a different IP of the right country is not a reason to change how the account is used.
Auto-renew is optional and set per IP. A new purchase has it on by default; you can untick it on the purchase page, and My assets > Details turns it on or off at any time. There is no subscription, and renewing by hand in My assets keeps working.
When it is on, the renewal runs from your wallet balance in the last 24 hours before the end date, for the plan saved with the setting and at the price in effect then. For a 1-day plan the window is the last 6 hours, for a 3-day plan the last 18 hours. Nothing is charged unless the renewal goes through. If the balance is too low you get an email, and a last reminder under 4 hours before the end.
Open My assets and note the IP, the country and the end date of the lease. Keep a copy in your notes.
Decide the term. For an account you keep on one address, a lease of 30 days or more is the one that tries to keep the original IP first. 30 days cost US$7.99.
Renew by hand before the end date, or switch on the optional auto-renew and make sure the wallet balance covers the price.
Expected result The end date moves forward in My assets.
After the renewal check the IP again with a request to https://ipinfo.io/json through the proxy. If the IP or organisation changed, an email explains it; copy the new details into your tool.
Check Did you get an email about the renewal? Does My assets show a new address in the same country?
Fix Copy the new host, port, username and password into your tool and run the check again. If it is not as described, open a ticket in Support with the order number.
Stop when Do not keep an account running through an address you have not checked.
Check Is the optional auto-renew switched on for this IP, and does the wallet balance cover the price?
Fix Top up and renew by hand in My assets before the end date.
Stop when An expired IP is released and cannot be renewed.
Check Is the lease still active and does an IP-check page answer through the proxy?
Fix Open a ticket in Support with the order number; the asset is handled on that ticket.
Normally not: a datacenter IP keeps its address, and a static residential IP keeps it whenever it is still available for the new term. It is not guaranteed.
It moves to another IP of the same type in the same country, and you get an email. Copy the new details into your tool and check it.
Renewals of 30 days or more try to keep the original IP first. That is an order of effort, not a promise.
Only if auto-renew is on for that IP. A new purchase has it on by default, and you can untick it at purchase or switch it off in My assets.
The IP is released. A new purchase gives you an IP in the country you choose, not the old address.
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Product observation · Confirmed on:
Product facts file of the site, checked 14 November 2026 against the console, the backend and the price table: per-IP lease prices in US$ (1 PTC = US$1), lease terms, protocols and ports, quantity limit, per-GB prices, optional auto-renew and renewal rules, no free trial.
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