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How to get a US residential IP address
Choose a connection method, check the service details, follow the setup instructions and verify the result.
Read the setup guideGUIDES & ESSENTIALS
Understand residential IPs, compare the network types, and follow a practical guide to getting a US connection.
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START HERE
Understand the definition, the connection path, and how country, network type and address continuity fit together.
Read the guideGET CONNECTED
Choose a connection method, check the service details, follow the setup instructions and verify the result.
Read the setup guideCOMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
Compare the network types, separate useful differences from assumptions, and match the connection to your task.
Read the comparisonMAKE A CHOICE
Build your requirements, compare service details and know what to check after connecting.
Check whether USip fits your needs Open the checklistPractical answers about local availability, travel and the connection checks that help explain a streaming problem.
Explore all 21 streaming servicesChoose your service and find your next step.STREAMING GUIDE
Check country and proxy errors, account access and when a Residential US IP is relevant.
Read the guideSTREAMING GUIDE
Separate a missing app from a location or VPN error, then check the US connection.
Read the guideSTREAMING GUIDE
Watch the local Disney+ service, understand travel catalogs and troubleshoot location errors.
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Understand an unexpected IP result, identify the next check, and choose a connection that fits your needs.
IP CHECKS
Find out why the public IPv4 stayed the same and check which traffic uses your VPN.
Read the guideIP CHECKS
Separate an IP database estimate from browser location and the connection you actually use.
Read the guideIP CHECKS
Compare network evidence and lookup labels without mistaking a US country result for proof.
Read the guideSTREAMING CHECKS
Check the player’s connection, account region and device location before changing your IP again.
Read the guideCOMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
Compare who uses the address, whether it stays the same, and when exclusive use matters for your task.
Read the comparisonCOMPARE YOUR OPTIONS
Compare fixed addresses, changes on reconnect and timed rotation, then choose the address continuity your task needs.
Read the comparisonBEFORE YOU TRAVEL
Plan device setup, account sign-in and a connection check before departure, then know what to verify when you arrive.
Read the travel checklistOur explanations link to primary technical sources where they help clarify a claim. Product features belong to the provider’s current documentation and terms, so use each guide alongside those details.
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Your next step
Try USip VPN on your computer or phone. Follow the setup guide, check your public IPv4, and test the websites and apps you actually use.
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Streaming help
Choose the service you use for location, playback, availability and account checks.
Streaming abroad
Compare viewing options and requirements for Peacock, Hulu and Sling TV before choosing a US residential IP plan.
Choose your connection
Already have a VPN? Decide whether a US residential connection adds something useful, then compare on your own device.
Country guides
Separate Canadian viewing options from US accounts, plans and connection requirements.
TV and DNS guides
Check the device, network and DNS requirements before choosing a US residential IP plan.