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Latency

Latency depends on how close you are to the ISP server — the closer you are, the faster the connection. In general you can expect latency in the range of 50–400 ms.

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Speed

There is no set speed cap on Dedicated ISP proxies (Mbps). This is the main advantage of the product and the point we most want to highlight: you get the full throughput the network can deliver.
The only exception is a fair-use safeguard: if your usage is sustained above ~100 Mbps, we may apply rate limiting to keep the network stable and fair for all users. This is not a fixed per-connection speed limit — normal usage is never capped.

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Why my measured speed can be lower than expected

Even though there is no fixed cap, the speed and response time you actually experience depend on several factors outside the proxy itself:
  • Distance between you and the proxy server — the farther you are, the higher the latency.
  • Your own network/device conditions — local bandwidth, Wi-Fi quality, or too many concurrent threads on one device can slow things down.
  • The target website’s response time — a slow or rate-limiting target will make requests feel slow even if the proxy itself is fast.
If you consistently measure much lower throughput than expected on a specific IP, contact support with the affected IP(s), your location, and a screenshot of your test so we can check for an issue on our end.

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Comparing speed across proxy types

Dedicated ISP proxies are one of several ProxyScrape products. For typical latency and speed expectations of Premium, Dedicated, Residential, and Mobile proxies, see How fast are the proxies?. You can also test any proxy’s live response time with the proxy checker — see Using proxies in the ProxyScrape proxy checker.