From $89.99/mo
A real USA ISP residential IP on your own Windows RDP. We check each IP by hand, so setup takes 1–2 hours.
Every RDPextra residential VPS runs on a real USA ISP connection, not a datacenter range relabeled as residential. We check each IP by hand before it is assigned to you. That check is why setup takes 1–2 hours, not the instant provisioning cheaper providers advertise.
It’s built for remote desktop work that needs a home-network IP: surveys, research, affiliate marketing, account management and long-running sessions.
Each plan is a Windows 10 RDP desktop (Windows only) with full admin access, a 4-core CPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD and an up to 1 Gbps port, on a USA residential ISP IP from AT&T, CenturyLink, Spectrum or Cogent. The IP is checked by hand and has never been assigned before.
All four plans have the same specs, the same price and the same manual verification. Pick the ISP whose network suits your work. A fresh residential IP is standard on every plan, not a paid add-on.
Your IP’s city depends on what each ISP has in stock when you order. Need a particular state? Message us before ordering and we’ll check availability.
24-hour order guarantee: if the plan we deliver doesn’t match what you ordered (wrong ISP, specs or plan type), tell us within 24 hours of delivery for a full refund. Other cancellations: $25 cancellation fee deducted. Refund Policy
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A residential VPS, also called a residential IP VPS, is a virtual private server that uses an IP address from a real home internet provider, such as AT&T or Spectrum, instead of a datacenter. Residential RDP is the same server reached over Remote Desktop. To websites, your traffic looks like a normal home user, not a server.
Also called a residential IP VPS, an ISP VPS or a VPS with a residential IP.
You log in over RDP, install what you need and use it like any remote Windows PC. The difference is the IP. Platforms that flag datacenter ranges usually treat a residential ISP IP as an ordinary home connection.
That’s why people pick it for survey work, account management, location testing and dating RDP setups.
If your workflow depends on a residential IP, the IP matters more than the specs.
Not sure which ISP fits your work? Message our team before you order and we’ll help you choose between AT&T, CenturyLink, Spectrum and Cogent.
It comes down to how your IP looks to the platform on the other end. A datacenter VPS is faster and cheaper to set up, but it is built to look like a server, not a home connection.
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You can repeat the same lookup yourself on ipinfo.io once your server is delivered.
Residential RDP reaches you in one of two ways. On a real ISP line, the server’s own connection comes from the internet provider, so it uses the residential IP directly. With a proxy-routed setup, a datacenter server sends its traffic out through a residential IP somewhere else. That costs less, but the server and the IP are separate, and the server is often shared.
Every plan on this page runs on a real ISP line. If you want the budget, proxy-routed option, see Residential IP RDP, from $28 a month.
People choose a residential VPS when a site or platform treats datacenter IPs differently from home connections. These are the most common reasons customers order one.
A USA residential RDP plan at RDPextra costs $89.99 a month on a real AT&T, CenturyLink, Spectrum or Cogent IP, with a fresh IP and an up to 1 Gbps port included.
A VPS with a residential IP is a virtual private server whose IP address comes from a real US internet service provider such as AT&T, CenturyLink, Spectrum or Cogent, not from a datacenter range. It is also called a residential IP VPS, an ISP VPS or a real residential VPS. Because the IP belongs to an ISP’s residential range, websites see it much like a normal home connection, while you still get full VPS control. RDPextra’s plans run Windows 10 with full admin access over Remote Desktop.
Not always; it depends on the job. A datacenter VPS is faster and cheaper, while residential RDP is trusted more by websites because its traffic comes from a real ISP network.
Choose residential RDP for surveys, account verification and location testing, and a datacenter VPS for speed-heavy work like automation or hosting.
Yes. The AT&T plan is a Windows 10 RDP desktop on a real AT&T residential IP: 4-core CPU, 4 GB RAM, 40 GB SSD, an up to 1 Gbps port and full admin access, for $89.99 a month. The IP is checked by hand, has never been assigned before, and is usually delivered in 1–2 hours.
CenturyLink, Spectrum and Cogent plans have the same specs and price, so you can choose the network that works best for your use case.
No. RDPextra’s residential VPS plans are Windows 10 RDP only, with full admin access. Linux and SSH are not available on these plans.
If your IP is blacklisted within about 10–15 days of delivery and the block was not caused by how the IP was used, contact support and tell us where it was blocked. We can replace it with a new IP for a one-time $25 setup fee.
If the IP was blocked because of how it was used, for example against a site’s rules, we cannot replace it.
Every plan has a port of up to 1 Gbps. Real-world speed to a given site also depends on the ISP’s routing and the site you’re connecting to.
It depends on stock. Each ISP’s IPs are assigned from what is available when you order. If you need a particular state, message us before ordering and we’ll check.
Yes. Use code NEWRDPEXTRA at checkout for 10% off your first invoice. It works for new customers and covers all four residential plans.
A fresh residential VPS comes with an IP that has never been assigned to another customer before. Every RDPextra residential plan includes a fresh IP, checked by hand before delivery. Because no one else has used it, the IP starts with a clean history, which lowers the chance of blocks or restrictions compared with reused or shared IP addresses.
Yes. Many survey and research platforms limit or block datacenter IPs, while a residential IP looks like a normal home user. You still need to follow each platform’s rules.
Residential VPS hosting is a standard, widely used service. Whether a particular use is allowed depends on the laws where you are and the terms of the websites you use, and you are responsible for following both. Using RDPextra servers for fraud or abuse is prohibited.
Possibly. IP type is only one factor. Websites may also evaluate browser fingerprints, activity patterns, and request frequency. Residential IPs reduce datacenter-based blocking but do not bypass platform rules.
Because we set up each server and check its IP by hand before handing it over. We confirm on ipinfo.io which ISP owns the IP, check that it hasn’t been assigned to another customer, then test the connection. A datacenter VPS can be created automatically in minutes; a residential IP can’t be checked that way.
Yes. Every RDPextra residential VPS plan includes full administrator access, so you control your own Windows environment rather than a shared or restricted login. If you have setup questions, our support team is available by ticket or live chat.
Each plan is a dedicated Windows 10 server on a real residential ISP line. We check the IP by hand, confirm it has never been assigned before and give it to one customer. That manual check is the main cost, and it is why delivery takes 1–2 hours. If a cheaper plan meets your needs, it can be a good fit. After delivery you can repeat the same ipinfo.io lookup and compare the ISP and network with your order.
Our own budget Residential IP RDP runs on a shared datacenter server with the residential IP routed through a proxy. That costs less and suits lighter work.
Not on these plans. They are billed monthly.
Tell us within 24 hours of delivery. If the ISP, specs or plan type don’t match your order, we’ll refund you in full. Any other cancellation has a $25 cancellation fee deducted. Other refund requests are reviewed case by case within 7 days, as set out in our Refund Policy.
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“Switched from a datacenter VPS because some US websites were restricting access. Residential RDP works better for my workflow now, although initial setup instructions could be clearer for beginners.”
“Using it mainly for browsing and research on US-based websites. IP quality seems clean and connection feels similar to a normal home internet connection.”
Our experts help you choose the right USA residential VPS setup based on your use case: surveys, research, browsing, automation, or remote desktop work.
Not sure which residential VPS plan fits your work? Talk to our expert before ordering.
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