Static IP Relay
Just swap the hostname for a static outbound IP
What it does
Static IP Relay is a hostname-swap solution for accessing ip whitelisted API and database. Enter the URL you need to access, get a relay hostname, and swap it into your code. Existing solutions require new env vars, package installation, and code changes, adding complexity and vendor lock-in. Static IP Relay removes that completely. On top of that, all of our plans come with conventional HTTP/SOCKS5 proxy for advanced users too.
Swap one hostname and avoid managing proxy servers. No code, no configs, no hassle.
Input the URL you're hitting, and we return one to swap in. That's it, no server to set up, no package to install, no environment variables, no extra code, no figuring out what a proxy is. Staticiprelay keeps the call site nearly unchanged. Alternatives add setup around the request and new credentials to manage. Need a traditional proxy instead? HTTP and SOCKS5 proxies are included for advanced use cases. Try the interactive demo dashboard to see how we generate the relay URL you swap in. Pick where the dedicated proxy server should live, then click Provision. Your traffic leaves from a dedicated static IP, never shared with other users. A dedicated static IP that belongs to you alone. No…from staticiprelay.com
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