Residential US IP for TikTok, Instagram & YouTube
What is the Residential plan?
The Residential plan gives your Outline key a US IP registered to a home internet provider — Comcast, Frontier, CenturyLink, Astound Broadband, Windstream and similar — that only you use and that never rotates. You choose a US state at checkout (or any state), the IP is assigned automatically within minutes of payment, and you connect with the same free Outline app and 60-second setup as every other VPN To US plan. It costs $9/month or $79/year.
How it works
Pick Residential and a US state
Choose the Residential plan on the pricing page, then pick a state from the list or leave it on "any state". Pay once and the rest is automatic.
Your home-provider IP is ordered and checked
Within minutes we buy a US IP from a household internet provider in that state, run it through an IP reputation check, and attach it to your key. Flagged IPs are discarded and a fresh one is ordered from another provider before you ever see it.
Paste the key into Outline and connect
Your key appears in the dashboard. Add it to the free Outline app on iPhone, Android, Mac or Windows and connect. Every session from then on exits through the same US home IP.
Residential vs standard plans
Lite, Pro and Business already give you a clean US IP that never rotates and is shared with a small, capped group. Residential changes one thing: the IP belongs to a US household provider and is used by you alone.
| Lite / Pro / Business | Residential | |
|---|---|---|
| IP type | Clean US IP shared with a small group (max 100 per server) | US home-internet IP registered to a household provider |
| Who uses the IP | You plus a small, capped group | You alone |
| IP rotation | Never | Never |
| US state choice | Assigned by server | Pick a state at checkout, or any state |
| Keys included | 1, 5 or 10 | 1 |
| Traffic carried | All traffic (TCP + UDP) | TCP + DNS (browsing, apps, uploads, TikTok LIVE via the app) |
| Latency | Lowest | Slightly higher (extra hop) |
| Setup | Outline app, 60 seconds | Same Outline app, 60 seconds |
| Best for | Reaching US audiences on TikTok, Instagram and YouTube | Live streaming, ad accounts, agencies, accounts you can't afford to lose |
| Price | From $5/month | $9/month |
If you mainly want your videos tested on US viewers, the standard plans do that job at a lower price and with lower latency. Residential is the option when a platform looks at the IP itself and you want the answer to be "a home in the US".
Who the Residential plan is for
A home-provider IP that nobody else touches is worth paying for when an account or a stream carries real money behind it:
Live streamers
TikTok LIVE, Instagram Live and YouTube live sessions run for hours from one IP. A home-provider IP used only by you gives the platform a single, consistent household identity for the whole stream.
Ad accounts
TikTok Ads, Meta and Google ad accounts look closely at where logins come from. A US household IP that never changes keeps that signal boring, which is exactly what you want.
Agencies and account managers
Run each US client account on its own home IP so activity from one account never overlaps with another. One key per plan keeps the separation clean.
Accounts you cannot afford to lose
Established accounts with revenue attached. If the difference between a shared clean IP and a home-provider IP matters to you, this is the plan for that account.
What to know before you buy
- The residential connection carries TCP and DNS traffic: browsing, the TikTok, Instagram and YouTube apps, uploads, and TikTok LIVE through the app all work. Some UDP-only apps (certain voice calls, games) may not connect.
- Latency is slightly higher than on the standard plans because your traffic takes an extra hop through the home-provider IP. Measured throughput is about 150 Mbit/s down and 130 Mbit/s up.
- Each Residential plan includes exactly one key. Need several US home IPs? Add one Residential plan per account.
- The state you pick is fixed once the IP is assigned. Choose "any state" if you just need a US household IP as quickly as possible.
Residential plan pricing
One US home-provider IP, one key, unlimited bandwidth. Longer terms bring the monthly price down.
$9/mo
$9 billed every 1 month
- 1 VPN Key
- Real US home-ISP IP, yours alone
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- Same Outline app, same 60-second setup
- Perfect for TikTok
- Instant Setup
$8.17/mo
$49 billed every 6 months
- 1 VPN Key
- Real US home-ISP IP, yours alone
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- Same Outline app, same 60-second setup
- Perfect for TikTok
- Instant Setup
$6.58/mo
$79 billed every 12 months
- 1 VPN Key
- Real US home-ISP IP, yours alone
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- Same Outline app, same 60-second setup
- Perfect for TikTok
- Instant Setup
$5.83/mo
$140 billed every 24 months
- 1 VPN Key
- Real US home-ISP IP, yours alone
- Unlimited Bandwidth
- Same Outline app, same 60-second setup
- Perfect for TikTok
- Instant Setup
Get your own US home IP
Pick a state, pay, and your Residential key is in your dashboard within minutes. Same Outline app, same 60-second setup.
Residential US IP FAQ
Not sure you need a home-provider IP? Read how TikTok knows your location to see which signals actually matter, or start with a standard plan on the pricing page.
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