Plus
$4/mo
- 1 dedicated IP address
- 2 devices per IP
- 5 open ports
- 100 GBbandwidth
- 20 Mbpsspeed
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Get your own dedicated US IP address, wherever you live. Access websites that restrict foreign connections, keep the same IP every time, and avoid shared VPN addresses. WireGuard and AmneziaWG included, with no expensive dedicated IP add-ons.
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Most VPN brands sell a dedicated IP as an add-on to their VPN plan. Ours is one plan.
| Feature | Egret | NordVPN | Surfshark | PureVPN | ExpressVPN | PIA |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| VPN + IP, billed monthly | From $4/mo | $23.98/mo (reported) | $20.20/mo | $15.94/mo | $22.99/mo | $16.95/mo |
| VPN + IP, 1 year prepaid | From $3.33/mo | $11.38/mo (reported) | $7.14/mo | $7.73/mo | $8.99/mo | $8.24/mo |
| Your own IP, not shared | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes |
| Open inbound ports | Yes | No | No | Paid add-on | No | Not on US servers |
Not affiliated with any of these brands. Their prices are the cheapest VPN plan that allows a dedicated IP, plus the IP, per month; the 1-year row is a year paid upfront, at first-year prices. From the second year, NordVPN renews at $18.38/mo, ExpressVPN at $16.66/mo and Surfshark at $10.33/mo; Egret renews at the same price. Their lower advertised prices need 2 or more years paid upfront. Prices checked 2026-10-14, other facts as listed on vendor and review sites, checked 2026-10-06; "(reported)" marks a third-party figure we could not confirm on the vendor's own page.
Living outside the US? Some American websites and services restrict access based on your location. Your local IP reveals what country you're connecting from, even when you travel or change networks.
A regular VPN gives you a US IP, but you're often sharing it with thousands of other people. Shared VPN IPs get flagged, rate-limited, and blocked. Your address can also change when you reconnect or switch servers, making it difficult to maintain a consistent identity online.
Some countries and networks also detect and block ordinary VPN connections. Egret includes AmneziaWG to help disguise VPN traffic and bypass restrictive network filtering.
Egret gives you your own dedicated US IP that never rotates or gets shared, starting at $4/month, with the VPN included in the same plan.
Plus for light use, Pro for most people, Ultra for full gigabit.
5× speed · 10× bandwidth · 2 IPs — only $3/mo more
Egret is the VPN and the dedicated IP in one price. Plus costs $4/mo for the WireGuard VPN, one IPv4 that only you use and 5 open ports; Pro costs $7/mo for 2 IPs and unlimited open ports.
Every port starts closed. Open only the ones you need in the dashboard. For logins and allowlists you open none: all traffic through the tunnel leaves from your IP. 7-day money-back guarantee.
Yes. It is a WireGuard VPN with your own static IP address. Your traffic is encrypted to our server and leaves from a US IP address that only you use. It protects you on public Wi-Fi and gives every site the same address each time.
A regular VPN puts you on an IP address shared with thousands of people. Sites often block those addresses, the address keeps changing, and nothing can connect in to you. Egret gives you dedicated IP addresses that are NOT shared between users, with inbound ports you can open.
Yes. US sites and work tools see the same US IP address at every login, from any country or network, so you get fewer security checks and lockouts. It is a datacenter IP, so a few sites may ask for an extra check the first time.
Yes. All traffic routed through the tunnel exits from your dedicated IP, regardless of where you connect from.
Yes. You choose which ports to open for each IP address in your dashboard (TCP or UDP, single ports or ranges); new IP addresses start with every inbound port closed. How many you can open depends on your plan, and Pro and Ultra have no limit. You can run a web server (80/443), game server, SSH (22), Minecraft, Plex, or anything else that needs inbound connections.
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