The cheapest datacenter proxies in 2026 cost about 3 cents per shared IP and $1.00 per dedicated IP for 30 days. Traffic-priced plans start at $0.30 per GB. A dedicated IP costs a median $1.50 across the 13 sellers we compared, and 100 of them cost between $117 and $170.
Every price comes from the seller's own price list, read between September 26 and October 26, 2026. We sell datacenter proxies too, so weigh this page with that in mind. Our own prices are in their own section, drawn from our price list.
What do cheap datacenter proxies cost?
Sellers sell the same servers in three ways: a shared address, a dedicated address, or a meter on the traffic.
| Kind | Lowest small order | Typical |
|---|---|---|
| Shared IP, 30 days | $0.03, Webshare | $0.41 to $1.40 |
| Dedicated IP, 30 days | $1.00, three sellers | $1.50 median |
| IPv6 address, 30 days | $0.07, Geonix | $0.15 to $0.26 |
| Traffic, per GB | $0.30, Rayobyte | $0.60 median |
Shared means other customers use the same address at the same time. Dedicated means the address is yours for the rental. Our guide to shared and dedicated proxies goes through the difference.
Who sells the cheapest dedicated datacenter IP?
Three sellers list one address for $1.00 for 30 days. Each bar below is the smallest 30-day order that seller prints.
The country changes the price. ArnProxy's $1.00 buys a random country, and a US address costs $1.50. Geonix charges $1.43 in 11 countries, $1.57 in the USA and $2.70 in Kazakhstan, South Africa and South Korea. Check the price for the country you need before you compare.
Volume brings the rate down. MarsProxies charges $1.95 per IP at 2 IPs, $1.45 at 100 and $1.19 at 1,000. Bright Data falls from $2.20 at 10 IPs to $1.30 at 1,000.
What do 100 datacenter IPs cost?
A hundred addresses is a common first order, and the gap between shared and dedicated is widest here.
The word shared covers a wide range. Webshare and Bright Data both call their product shared, and one costs 33 times the other. Read what each plan includes before you compare the two.
Shared plans also cap traffic in ways dedicated ones often do not. ProxyScrape sells 1,000 shared proxies for $25 with 250 GB, or $75 with no traffic limit, each for 30 days. Decodo's pay-per-IP plan starts at 100 IPs and 10 GB.
Is per GB cheaper than per IP?
It depends on how much each address carries. Rayobyte charges $0.30 per GB from 3 to 50 GB, and the median smallest plan across 17 sellers costs $0.60. Bright Data and Decodo both sit at $0.60 for small orders.
At $0.30 per GB, a $1.50 dedicated IP equals 5 GB a month. Below that, the meter costs less. Above it, an address with unlimited traffic costs less, and ProxyUniverse and other sellers advertise exactly that.
At high volume the meter wins again. Rayobyte's rotating plan costs $100 a month for 7,600 GB, about 1.3 cents per GB, set up through its sales team. Evomi and Infatica both reach $0.30 at 1,000 and 2,000 GB, and our price records show $0.25 at Nstproxy from 3 TB.
IPv6 addresses cost less again: Geonix charges 7 cents on 100 or more. They reach only sites that publish an IPv6 address, so check your target before you buy.
Where do cheap datacenter proxies work?
They work where the target does not check the address. That covers open data, your own sites, price lists on small stores, and test traffic. Sites can look up which network owns an address, and a hosting company is a clear signal. Our guide to how websites detect proxies lists those checks.
The saving disappears when the target refuses you, because you pay for a blocked request too. Our comparison of datacenter and residential proxies shows where each one fits. On small plans, datacenter traffic costs about a sixth of residential traffic at the median.
How do you test a cheap datacenter proxy?
Rent one address for the shortest term and run your own job on it. Short rentals exist for this. GridPanel rents one IP for 24 hours at $0.20, MarsProxies for a day at $0.99, and Proxy6 for a week at $0.35.
Four checks take a few minutes:
- Reach your real target, and read the page you get back. A 200 status can still be a block page.
- Look up the address in a reputation service, and note how many reports it carries.
- Read the terms on traffic, threads and refunds.
- Check the renewal price. A discount on the first month can hide the rate you pay after it.
What does HProxy charge?
Our IPv4 proxies cost $1.58/IP for a month and our IPv6 proxies $0.10/IP. Each price is per address, with no traffic meter. We sell no 3-cent shared plan. If you need many addresses for a light job, the shared plans above cost less than ours. Our pricing page lists the short terms too.
What this page could not check
- We compared prices. We ran no speed, success or block test on any seller, ours included.
- Each price is what the page showed on the date we read it. Decodo's shared row dates from August 3, 2026, and the rest from September 26 to October 14, 2026.
- "Dedicated" and "unlimited" are each seller's own words. We could not check them.
- ProxyRack's plan counts ports, and we could not check how many addresses stand behind 100 ports.
- A seller's name in a chart is no recommendation, and we did not buy from every seller.
- We will check every number on this page again by January 26, 2027.
Sources
- Webshare, ProxyScrape and Decodo, datacenter price lists, read September 26, 2026; Decodo's pay-per-IP tiers, read August 3, 2026.
- ArnProxy, price list, read September 26, 2026.
- GridPanel, ProxyUniverse, Proxy-Cheap, ProxyAZ, Fastproxy, Proxyon, MarsProxies and ProxyRack, price lists, read September 27, 2026.
- Proxy6, price list, read October 11, 2026.
- Proxyline, price list, read October 10, 2026.
- Geonix, IPv4 and IPv6 price lists, read October 14, 2026.
- Bright Data, datacenter price list, read September 26, 2026.
- Rayobyte, price list, read October 10, 2026.
- Evomi, Infatica and Nstproxy, price lists, read to October 2026.
- HProxy, price records of 2026 and our own price list, read November 2, 2026.
