IPv4 proxies,dedicated datacenter addresses, per IP.
Dedicated IPv4 addresses on datacenter hardware, rented per IP for a period, in the countries the catalogue lists. And a per-gigabyte line when rotation matters more than ownership.
IPv4 proxies
An address that is yours alone,fast and always on.
An IPv4 proxy here is a dedicated datacenter address: nobody else uses it while you rent it. It is the fastest and most stable kind of exit, and the one that tough targets recognise as a server range, which is why residential exists as well. Rent it per IP for a period, or take the per-gigabyte line for rotation.
This page sells
IPv4 Proxies
Starting at
$1.34 / IP
- Dedicated: one address, one customer
- Datacenter speed and uptime
- Countries and periods from the live catalogue
- HTTP and SOCKS5
- Recognised as a datacenter range by tough targets
Also in this family
IPv4 Per-GB
$0.45 / GB
IPv4 addresses behind a rotating gateway line, billed per gigabyte.
How it is sold
Per IP for a period,or per gigabyte behind a gateway.
The per-IP product lands the addresses in your dashboard with their expiry and an optional auto-renewal. The per-gigabyte product is a gateway line you generate, with a different IPv4 exit per request; the rotating datacenter page covers it.
GET /api/v1/products/ipv4/options countries and periods, live
GET /api/v1/proxies your addresses, with expiryRelated
The other pageson the same products.
Countries, periods and the volume ladder come from the live catalogue on the price table; nothing on this page is typed by hand.
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 an MCP server and CLI for the free tools.
Are IPv4 proxies dedicated?+
Yes. A rented address is used by one customer for the rental period.
IPv4 or IPv6?+
IPv4 works everywhere and costs more per address; IPv6 is far cheaper per address but only reaches targets that speak IPv6. The IPv6 page covers the second.
IPv4 or residential?+
IPv4 is faster and stable and comes from a known server range. Residential comes from real devices and passes where datacenter ranges get flagged.