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Real United States IPs for anything you run around Philadelphia: static ISP proxies, and residential proxies with region and ASN targeting. Your exit IP comes from the United States pool, not from Philadelphia itself.
Proxy types available in Philadelphia
United States ISP Proxies
Static, dedicated IPs from one United States carrier, with unlimited bandwidth on 10 Gbps ports. They are allocated nationwide, not by city.
View pricingUnited States Residential Proxies
Real United States residential IPs from the 50M+ Murphy pool, with region and ASN targeting. Rotating or sticky sessions, pay per GB.
View pricingWhy Murphy for Philadelphia proxies
- Static US ISP IPs on RCN, a US consumer carrier
- Residential IPs across all 50 US states
- Residential targeting by state and ASN
- Optimised for US sneaker and ticketing platforms
Frequently Asked Questions
Murphy Philadelphia proxies are real United States IP addresses, static ISP or residential, for tasks aimed at Philadelphia. Targeting stops at region level, so the exit IP comes from the United States pool rather than from Philadelphia itself. They let you browse as a local user, bypass geo-restrictions, and run local tasks.
Murphy offers ISP proxies (static, unlimited bandwidth) and residential proxies (rotating, GB-based) in the United States. Both give you a real United States IP with a 99%+ success rate, though neither is targeted to Philadelphia itself.
Murphy ISP proxies in the United States are static IPs on 10 Gbps ports with unlimited bandwidth. All proxies are monitored 24/7 for 99.9% uptime.
Targeting stops at region level. Residential proxies target by country, region or state, and ASN, so your exit IP sits in the United States pool rather than in Philadelphia specifically. ISP proxies come from one United States carrier, with no city or state targeting.
Premium Philadelphia Proxies
Real United States IPs for anything you run around Philadelphia: static ISP proxies, and residential proxies with region and ASN targeting. Your exit IP comes from the United States pool, not from Philadelphia itself.