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NetNut

ISP-backed exits with datacenter stability

Crunch Score 89See the breakdownEditors' picks: specialist networks #2
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Pool size
85M+
Countries
195
Uptime (claimed)
99.94%
Response (claimed)
0.5s
From
$1.60/IP
Free trial
Yes
Founded
2017
Editor’s verdict

A static ISP specialist. It is built around long-lived static sessions.

Editorial rating 4.5/5 · last reviewed 2026-07-01

Overview

NetNut routes residential traffic through ISP partnerships rather than a peer-to-peer SDK, which is designed for unusually stable sessions.

Pros
  • Static ISP specialist
  • No peer-to-peer sourcing
  • Very stable long-lived sessions
Cons
  • Rotating residential pool is smaller
  • Higher minimum spend
How the score is built

8 editorial criteria

Rated by our editors against published criteria. It is an opinion with its weights shown — not a performance test.

Crunch Score 89Full methodology
Crunch Score breakdown: each signal, its score out of 5, its weight, and why
SignalScore
Reliability
4.2
Weight 21% ·Editorial rating of reliability, based on the provider's published success-rate figures, SLA terms and reader reports.
Value for money
4.4
Weight 17% ·Value for money across every published plan tier.
Speed
4.8
Weight 14% ·Editorial rating of speed, based on the provider's published performance figures and reader reports.
Trust & transparency
4.5
Weight 14% ·Sourcing transparency, logging policy, KYC friction and published audits.
Location targeting
4.3
Weight 10% ·Country, city and ASN targeting options, as listed in the provider's documentation.
Pool size
4.6
Weight 10% ·Pool size and subnet/ASN diversity, as published by the provider.
Docs & API
4.2
Weight 7% ·API and documentation quality, rated by our editors against a fixed rubric.
Support
4.7
Weight 7% ·Support channels and hours the provider offers, and how readers describe their support experience.
Scored per proxy type
Static ISPCrunch Score 92
Reliability
5.0
Value for money
4.5
Pool size
4.5
Session options
4.5
Pricing, normalised

What it actually costs at your volume

Rate per IP
$1.31
Total for 50 IPs
$65.5
Tier applied
Growth

The advertised rate is $0.77, but at 50 IPs you pay $1.31 — 1.7× the headline. That gap is why we normalise every tier.

All published pricing tiers
TierFromRate
Starter1 IPs$1.60
Growth50 IPs$1.31
Scale500 IPs$1.04
Enterprise5,000 IPs$0.7700

3-day trial. 14-day refund window.

Available types

What you can buy

TypeFromPool
Static ISP$1.60/IP1M
Capabilities

34 of 37 features listed

commercial
  • Supported: Bandwidth caps
  • Supported: Crypto pay
  • Supported: Free trials
  • Supported: Pay-as-you-go
  • Supported: Price / GB
  • Not supported: Refund policy
  • Supported: SLA credits
coverage
  • Supported: ASN diversity
  • Supported: City targeting
  • Supported: Geo coverage
  • Supported: Pool size
  • Supported: Subnet spread
performance
  • Supported: CAPTCHA handling
  • Supported: Dedicated IPs
  • Supported: Published speed figures
  • Supported: Success-rate SLA
  • Supported: Unblocker product
  • Supported: Unlimited concurrency
  • Supported: Uptime SLA
protocol
  • Supported: Custom headers
  • Supported: HTTP/2
  • Supported: IPv6
  • Not supported: Rotation
  • Supported: SOCKS5
  • Supported: Sticky sessions
  • Supported: Whitelist auth
support
  • Supported: API access
  • Supported: Dashboards
  • Supported: Public documentation
  • Supported: Sub-user seats
  • Supported: Support SLA
  • Supported: Usage alerts
trust
  • Supported: Ethical sourcing
  • Not supported: IP reputation filtering
  • Supported: KYC verification
  • Supported: Logs policy
  • Supported: Public status page
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About NetNut

Is NetNut worth it?

A static ISP specialist. It is built around long-lived static sessions.

Does NetNut offer a free trial?

Yes — NetNut offers a trial. Terms vary by plan tier.

How many countries does NetNut cover?

195 countries at the time of our last review.