Raw speed, priced per IP, IPv4 and IPv6 in stock.

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 behaviour. 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 target does not hard-check the network an IP sits on. Because datacenter IPs live on known cloud ranges, tough targets can fingerprint and block them, so for those choose residential or ISP, which carry real consumer trust.

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 tough targets, they can. Datacenter IPs live on known cloud ranges that strict sites fingerprint, so for those you want residential or ISP trust instead. On the large majority of sites that do not hard-check the network, a clean datacenter IP used at a sensible pace runs fine and far faster than a residential one.