IPv6 Proxies
This page sellsStarting at
- Datacenter IPv6, per IP or per gigabyte
- A fraction of the IPv4 price
- Countries and periods from the live catalogue
- HTTP and SOCKS5
- Unreachable from IPv4-only targets
Datacenter IPv6 addresses rented per IP, at a fraction of the IPv4 price, for the targets that speak IPv6. And a per-gigabyte rotating line for volume.
IPv6 proxies
An IPv6 proxy is a datacenter address from the newer address space. There are so many of them that they cost a fraction of an IPv4 address, which makes them the right pick for volume work against targets that answer over IPv6. A target that only speaks IPv4 will not see them at all, so check the target first.
Starting at
Starting at
IPv6 addresses behind a rotating gateway line, billed per gigabyte.
Before you buy
Many large sites answer over IPv6, many smaller ones do not. Resolve the target's AAAA record, or run one request through an IPv6 line, before you plan a job on it. The per-IP product lands addresses in your dashboard; the per-gigabyte product is a gateway line with a different IPv6 exit per request.
GET /api/v1/products/ipv6/options countries and periods, liveRelated
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 the free tools as a CLI and as an MCP server at mcp.hproxy.com/mcp.
Because the address space is enormous. The cost of an address is close to nothing; what you pay for is the hardware and the network behind it.
Those that publish an IPv6 address and accept traffic on it. Check the target's AAAA record before you buy.
IPv4 when the target might be IPv4-only, IPv6 when you have checked it is not and you want volume at the lowest price.
The words this page turns on.
IPv6
The newer addressing scheme with a practically unlimited supply of addresses, adopted unevenly across the world's networks.
IPv6 prefix
The network part of an IPv6 address, sized by the number after the slash. A /64 is one local network, and many sites count a /64 as one visitor.
Dual stack
Running IPv4 and IPv6 side by side. A dual-stack site answers on both, and a dual-stack device or proxy picks one for each connection, usually IPv6.
Datacenter proxy
A proxy whose IP address is hosted in a commercial data center rather than assigned to a home, making it fast and cheap but easy for sites to identify as non-residential.
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