IPv4 Proxies
UniversalFrom$1.34/IP
- Supported by every target
- Dedicated to you for the term
- Unlimited bandwidth
- Up to 1 Gbps port speed
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
Home/Datacenter proxies
Datacenter proxies, IPv4 and IPv6.
Our fastest tier and our lowest price per IP. Dedicated addresses with unlimited bandwidth, up to 1 Gbps, live the moment you order.
The plans
IPv4 everywhere, IPv6 for less.
IPv6 Proxies
Lowest priceFrom$0.10/IP
- Lowest cost per IP
- A huge address space
- Dedicated to you for the term
- Unlimited bandwidth
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
- Targets that only speak IPv4
Pricing
One price, any amount.
Pay as you go. No contract, and the balance never expires.
- 1 IP to use whenever you like
- Lowest cost per IP
- A huge address space
Need more than 1 IP? A person sets up a custom price with you.Talk to us
Every price in one table
| Amount | Per IP | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 IP | $1.34 | $1.34 |
| Amount | Per IP | Total |
|---|---|---|
| 1 IP | $0.10 | $0.10 |
Both networks
IPv4 and IPv6, both in stock
Pick the address format that fits the job, or run both. Every address is dedicated to you for the term, billed per IP, and arrives as a list you copy or download.
- IPv4 and IPv6
- Dedicated for the term
- Delivered as a list
- Renew or auto-renew
Rotating per GB
Rather pay for traffic than hold addresses?
A rotating datacenter pool gives you a fresh IPv4 or IPv6 on every request, billed per gigabyte, at the same raw speed.
- 01 A fresh datacenter IP per request, IPv4 or IPv6.
- 02 Billed per GB: pay for what you move, not for addresses you hold.
What you get
Fast, low-cost datacenter proxies, IPv4 and IPv6 in stock.
- 01
Raw speed
Up to 1 Gbps port speed on our own hardware, so large jobs finish fast with no residential jitter.
- 02
Unlimited bandwidth
Priced per IP, not per GB. Push as much traffic as you want with no metering.
- 03
Instant activation
IPs are provisioned the moment you order, ready to use in seconds, not hours.
- 04
Dedicated or shared
Take an IP for yourself or split the cost with a shared IP. HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5 on every proxy.
When it fails
What happens when a proxy stops working.
- 1
You report the IP
One button in your dashboard, on the proxy itself: it does not work, or it is in the wrong country.
- 2
We test it live, not from a status page
The check runs through the proxy from our own network with your credentials: HTTP CONNECT first, SOCKS5 second, twelve seconds each.
- 3
If it answers, we tell you what to fix
You get the result of a test that ran seconds ago and the port to use.
- 4
If it fails, it is replaced automatically
A verified failure, or an IP outside the country you bought, is swapped at the supplier automatically and the new address appears in your dashboard.
Who uses us
Already running on HProxy.
From our support chat
We're at an early stage and traffic has boomed. This is the most reliable proxy we've used to date. Unbelievable value for money.
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Companies running on HProxy
Specifications
The facts, in one place.
IP type
Datacenter IPv4 and IPv6
1 Gbps
Port speed
Up to 1 Gbps
Bandwidth
Unlimited, per-IP pricing
Allocation
Dedicated or shared
Protocols
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
Activation
Instant, provisioned on order
Regions
US and EU ranges
Billing
Per IP, monthly
Connect
One line, any language.
curl -x http://demo_k3f9q2x:••••••@demo.hproxy.com:8000 \
https://api.ipify.orgimport requests
proxy = "http://demo_k3f9q2x:••••••@demo.hproxy.com:8000"
r = requests.get("https://api.ipify.org",
proxies={"http": proxy, "https": proxy})
print(r.text)import { ProxyAgent, fetch } from "undici";
const agent = new ProxyAgent("http://demo_k3f9q2x:••••••@demo.hproxy.com:8000");
const r = await fetch("https://api.ipify.org", { dispatcher: agent });
console.log(await r.text());The real line, with your own login and your targeting, is in your dashboard the moment you top up.
Works with your stack, and with your assistant.
A REST API for buying and generating, the whole documentation as markdown for Claude, Cursor and ChatGPT, and the free tools as a CLI and as an MCP server at mcp.hproxy.com/mcp.
Read the API docsCompared
Datacenter next to the other two.
DatacenterISPResidential
SpeedUp to 1 GbpsDatacenter-gradeVaries by device
Cost per IPLowestHigherBilled per GB
Trust / detectionFlagged on tough targetsResidential-gradeResidential-grade
IP stabilityStaticStatic, heldRotating or sticky
BandwidthUnlimitedUnlimitedPer GB
Best forHigh-volume speedStable trusted sessionsTough targets
For companies
Need enterprise-scale proxies?
Contact us for a custom plan: high volume, your own pool, dedicated infrastructure, annual invoicing, or a price that does not fit the public tiers. Tell us the workload and a person answers.
Reselling proxies? Datacenter IPv4 and IPv6 bandwidth are on the partner rate card. Dedicated addresses sell through the same account at the public price.
See the reseller programRated and awarded
Trusted by the people who use it.
Pay your way
An IP hosted on our own server infrastructure rather than a home connection. That gives you the highest speed and the lowest price per IP, which makes datacenter proxies ideal for high-volume work where raw throughput matters most.
IPv4 is the original address format that every site and service supports, so it is the safe default. IPv6 is the newer format with a far larger address space and a lower cost per IP, and it is a great fit when your target already speaks IPv6. We keep both in stock, so you can pick per job.
Both. A dedicated IP is yours alone, for full control and consistent behavior. A shared IP splits the cost across a few users for a lower price. You choose per order.
They run on our own hardware with up to 1 Gbps port speed and no residential jitter, so large jobs finish quickly. Real throughput depends on your target and your own connection, but the proxy is rarely the bottleneck.
Yes. Datacenter proxies are priced per IP per month, not per gigabyte, so you can push as much traffic through them as you need with no metering.
Use datacenter when you need speed and volume and the site does not treat cloud ranges differently. Some sites do, and for those choose residential or ISP, whose IPs belong to consumer internet providers.
Instantly. IPs are provisioned the moment your order completes, so you can be up and running within seconds of checkout.
High-volume work where speed and price matter more than passing a strict trust check: large-scale scraping, price and stock monitoring, SEO and SERP tracking, and bulk API calls. On any target that does not hard-check the network behind an IP, datacenter is the fastest and cheapest way to get the job done.
Size it to how many requests you run in parallel, not to how much data you move, since bandwidth is unlimited per IP. A rough rule is one IP per concurrent worker or account, with a few spare so a single flagged IP never stalls the run. Because they are cheap per IP, scaling out is inexpensive.
On some sites, they can be limited. Datacenter IPs live on known cloud ranges, and strict sites treat those ranges differently, so for those you want residential or ISP instead. On the large majority of sites, a clean datacenter IP used at a sensible pace runs fine and far faster than a residential one.
Know the words
The terms, and the guides.
The addressing vocabulary behind the two families.
- IPv4
- The original internet addressing scheme, with about 4.3 billion possible addresses, now so scarce that providers ration and share them.
- IPv6
- The newer addressing scheme with a practically unlimited supply of addresses, adopted unevenly across the world's networks.
- CGNAT
- Carrier-grade NAT, the technique of putting many subscribers behind one shared public IP address to conserve scarce IPv4 space.
- Subnet
- A contiguous block of IP addresses managed as a unit, often shared reputation and all.