Get your own dedicated IP VPN
Connect with a static VPN IP reserved for you. Reduce shared-IP blocks and CAPTCHAs, access IP-restricted networks, and keep a consistent online identity.
What is a dedicated IP?
A dedicated IP is a static VPN IP address assigned exclusively to one user or account. It stays the same each time you connect, unlike a shared VPN IP used by many people and sometimes rotated between sessions. This consistent address can reduce shared-IP reputation problems and support services that require an approved IP.
Benefits of a dedicated IP VPN
Most VPN connections use shared IP addresses, which can place many users behind the same public IP. This improves traffic blending, but another user’s behavior can sometimes cause CAPTCHA prompts, temporary blocks, or a poor IP reputation. A dedicated IP is reserved for you and remains consistent between connections, making it useful when stability and trusted access matter most.
Works on all your devices
Use BearVPN across your supported devices and connect through the VPN IP that fits your needs.
How to get a dedicated IP
Activate your BearVPN Dedicated IP and connect in three simple steps.
1
Download and install the BearVPN app on a supported device.
2
Open the server list and select your available Dedicated IP option.
3
Connect to use the same dedicated VPN IP whenever you need it.
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Dedicated IP vs. shared IP: what’s the difference?
| Feature | Dedicated IP | Shared IP |
|---|---|---|
| Users | Reserved for one user or account | Shared by multiple VPN users |
| IP behavior | Stays the same when you reconnect | May change between connections |
| IP allowlisting | Suitable for approved access lists | Usually not practical |
| IP reputation | Not affected by other VPN users | Can be affected by other users |
| Privacy model | Consistent identity tied to one IP | Traffic blends with other VPN users |
| VPN encryption | Protected by the VPN tunnel | Protected by the VPN tunnel |
More than a dedicated IP
Dedicated IP is only one part of BearVPN. Explore more tools for protecting your connection, controlling your traffic, and browsing with greater privacy.
Kill Switch
Cuts internet access if the VPN connection drops, reducing the risk of traffic continuing outside the encrypted tunnel.
Hide IP
Replaces your visible public IP with a VPN IP, helping conceal your real network address and approximate location from websites.
Split Tunneling
Choose which apps use the VPN and which connect directly, giving you more control over privacy, compatibility, and performance.
Frequently asked questions
A dedicated IP uses the same encrypted VPN connection as other BearVPN servers. Because the address is reserved for you, it avoids reputation problems caused by other VPN users. However, a consistent IP can also be easier for websites to associate with the same user, so a shared IP may be preferable when traffic blending is your priority.
A dedicated IP is normally both static and exclusive: it stays the same and is assigned to one user or account. A static IP only means the address does not change; some static VPN IPs may still be shared by multiple users.
A dedicated IP gives you the same VPN IP each time you connect. It can help reduce shared-IP blocks and CAPTCHA prompts, support IP allowlisting, and provide more consistent access to remote systems and services that react to frequent IP changes.
Dedicated IP pricing and availability can vary by plan and location. Check the current plan details and available Dedicated IP options in the BearVPN app before activating one.
It depends on what you need. Choose a dedicated IP for a consistent address, IP allowlisting, remote access, and fewer problems caused by other users on a shared IP. Choose a shared IP when you prefer greater traffic blending and do not need the same address for every connection.
