One fixed home-broadband IP per Instagram account — for client accounts, brand accounts and markets where Instagram is blocked.
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Every hour we open Instagram through Proxy302 residential IPs in several countries. These are the latest checks.
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Only the first three octets of each IP are shown. Checked on dynamic residential IPs through the public Proxy302 entry.
Instagram is blocked in mainland China and in Russia. GreatFire's recent tests of instagram.com from mainland China all failed, and OONI measurements from Russia in the 30 days to 18 October 2026 were mostly anomalous or confirmed blocks; Russia designated Instagram's owner Meta an extremist organisation in 2022. Creators, sellers and agencies there need an exit in a country where Instagram works.
Agencies log many client and brand accounts in from one office line, so every login arrives from the same address. Giving each account its own static IP and its own browser profile or phone keeps those logins apart, and each account keeps the location it is known for.
Limits stay per account. Scheduling tools that publish through Instagram's API can post at most 100 times per account in a rolling 24 hours, and a proxy does not change that. What a static ISP IP does change is where the account logs in from: a home-broadband address in the country you choose, fixed for your whole term.
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| Item | Choose | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Product | Static ISP proxy | Home-broadband trust, and the address never rotates |
| Billing | Per IP and term | The IP stays the same for the term; the per-GB ISP option does not promise the same IP long term |
| How many IPs | One per Instagram account | Accounts that share an IP share one login location |
| Country | The account's home market — the preset suggests the US or the UK | Keep the country the account and its audience are in |
| Protocol | SOCKS5 (preset) or HTTP | SOCKS5 for antidetect browsers; HTTP for the iPhone Wi-Fi proxy |
| IP changes | Never during the term | Renewing in My assets before it ends normally keeps the same IP; if it has to move, it goes to another IP in the same country, so update your browser profile |
The “Configure Instagram proxies” button at the top of this page opens the Instagram proxy setup: static ISP, billed per IP and term, with SOCKS5 selected. Choose the region and Quantity (one IP per account, up to 100) before you pay.
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| Item | Static ISP | Rotating residential | Datacenter |
|---|---|---|---|
| What you get | A fixed home-broadband IP for the whole term | Household IPs that change per request or hold a sticky session | Fast fixed IPs hosted in data centres |
| Price | Per IP and term — shown in PTC before you pay (1 PTC = US$1) | Per GB — from US$1.50/GB on the budget line | Per IP and term |
| Best for Instagram | Brand, client and creator accounts — one IP each | Viewing public profiles and ads as another country sees them, logged out | Server-side tests; logins may be challenged |
Top up your wallet, then buy the line you need. Auto-renew is on by default at checkout and can be unticked: turn it off or on per IP in My assets, or renew each IP by hand before its term ends.
The “Configure Instagram proxies” button at the top of this page opens the static ISP page with Billing set to Per IP and term, the Social operations use case and Instagram proxy selected. Under Connection settings pick the Region, keep Term at 1 month and Protocol at SOCKS5, set Quantity to the number of IPs you need (one for each account, up to 100 at a time), then click Review cost and generate.
Expected result The “Your configuration” panel shows Per IP and term, your region, SOCKS5 and the quantity.
Open My assets, choose View credentials on each IP and copy the endpoint (host:port), username and password. Label each IP with the account it belongs to.
In AdsPower, Dolphin Anty, GoLogin or Multilogin create a profile per account, choose SOCKS5, paste the details and set WebRTC to follow the proxy. Check the exit on an IP-check page, then log in at instagram.com.
Expected result The IP-check page shows the country you bought.
Before continuing Keep each account in its own profile; never log two accounts in through the same IP.
Buy the IP with Protocol set to HTTP, then open Settings → Wi-Fi → (i) next to your network → Configure Proxy → Manual, enter server and port, turn on Authentication and enter username and password. Every account in the app uses that one proxy, so keep one account per phone.
Check Open an IP-check page in the same profile. Is the exit in a country where Instagram works, and does the proxy type match the protocol you bought?
Fix Correct the proxy type, host and port, clear the stuck login once, and sign in again from the same profile.
Check Is a tool liking, following or commenting for the account? Do several accounts share the IP?
Fix Stop the automation, move each account to its own IP and profile, and act at a normal human pace.
Check Does the profile clear its cookies, or does the account log in from different IPs or countries?
Fix Use a persistent profile and keep the same static IP for every session.
Check Has the account reached the API limit of 100 published posts in 24 hours?
Fix Spread the calendar out; a different IP does not reset the limit.
Instagram is blocked in mainland China and in Russia. With a static ISP IP in a country where it works, your profile or phone connects from there; from mainland China, open Proxy302 Fast Connect (Tools & checks page) and click 「一键加速」 (One-click boost) first. Then enter the proxy host, port, username and password exactly as given, with no changes. Test one IP from your own network before you buy more. The live panel on this page shows which of our test countries reach Instagram right now.
One. Buy as many static IPs as you have accounts and keep each account on its own IP and profile.
Proxy302 sells static ISP, rotating residential and datacenter proxies, not mobile-carrier IPs. For accounts, a static ISP IP gives each one a fixed home-broadband address — the same kind of connection a phone uses on home Wi-Fi.
Yes. Buy the IP with HTTP and enter it as the Wi-Fi proxy with Authentication on. All accounts in the app share that proxy, so keep one account per phone.
No. Limits apply per account — for example, 100 API-published posts in 24 hours. A proxy only controls where the account connects from.
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Third-party source · Confirmed on:
Read on 2026-10-18: 100% of the last 3 conclusive tests failed; latest test on 2026-10-03.
Independent connection tests; individual networks can differ.
Third-party source · Confirmed on:
Aggregated web_connectivity results through the public OONI API on 2026-10-18: most measurements were anomalous or confirmed blocked.
Volunteer measurements; an anomaly is a strong signal of blocking, not proof for every network.
Third-party source · Confirmed on:
Covers June 2024 to May 2025; it records Meta's designation as an extremist organisation in March 2022.
Official documentation · Confirmed on:
States that Instagram accounts are limited to 100 API-published posts within a 24-hour moving period.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Read in the console source on 2026-10-18: the static ISP page bills Per IP and term, offers HTTP or SOCKS5 and states that static IPs never rotate; the Instagram preset selects SOCKS5 and suggests the US or the UK. The backend catalogue lists these IPs as fixed static residential IPs. Since 24 October 2026 the console has an Auto-renew IP switch for static IPs (off for new purchases) on the purchase page and per IP in My assets.
Product observation · Confirmed on:
Budget rotating residential from US$1.50 per GB; account credit in PTC at 1 PTC = US$1.00, as published on the pricing page (checked against the production catalogue on 2026-10-09).
Create an account, top up once and pick rotating residential, static ISP or datacenter. Rotating residential exits cover 195+ countries and regions.
