Fixed-IP VPN
A fixed-IP VPN gives you the same IP address in the same country every time you connect. Here is what that means, how it differs from a dedicated IP, and how to get one with VPNKibi in a couple of minutes.
What is a fixed IP?
Every device on the internet reaches websites from an IP address. With an ordinary VPN, that address often changes from one connection to the next, and sometimes from one minute to the next, because the service spreads users across many servers.
A fixed (static) IP stays the same. With VPNKibi, each location has its own address, and your traffic always leaves from it. Connect today or next month and websites see the same IP in the same country.
Fixed, changing and dedicated IPs
- Changing IP: a different address on many connections. Fine for browsing, but banks and online accounts often treat each new address as a new login.
- Fixed IP: the same address every time, in the country you pick. This is what VPNKibi gives you. Other VPNKibi users on the same location share it, which also makes your traffic harder to single out.
- Dedicated IP: an address used by one customer only. It costs much more, and most people don't need it to stop security checks.
Who needs a fixed IP?
- Online banking and payment services that block or question logins from new places.
- Work tools, company VPNs and admin panels that only allow known addresses.
- Social media, marketplace and ad accounts that flag sudden location changes.
- Anyone who wants to stay connected on networks with heavy filtering, without proving who they are again and again.
Our locations
VPNKibi has fixed IPs in France, the Netherlands and Finland. You choose the location in the Mini App, and each of your devices can use a different one.
How to connect
- Open VPNKibi in Telegram. New users get 24 hours free.
- Add a device and pick a location and a plan: daily per device, or pay-as-you-go by the gigabyte.
- Install a VPN app such as Happ, Hiddify, v2rayNG or Streisand, and add your configuration with one tap, a copied link or a QR code.
Questions
Will my IP change if I reconnect?
No. As long as you stay on the same location, you get the same IP address every time.
Is the IP only mine?
No. It is a fixed IP shared with other VPNKibi users on that location, not a dedicated one. For banks, work tools and accounts, what matters is that it never changes.
Can I use different countries on different devices?
Yes. Each device has its own configuration, so your phone can use France while your laptop uses Finland.
Does it work in Iran and Russia?
Yes. Our configurations are engineered for networks with heavy blocking and keep working where many VPNs fail.