IPv4 Proxies
UniversalStarting at
$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
Datacenter proxy pricing. IPv4 and IPv6, per address.
IPv4 and IPv6 per address with unlimited bandwidth, and rotating pools per GB.
Datacenter proxies
Every plan, at its starting price.
IPv6 Proxies
Lowest priceStarting at
$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
Price tables
What you pay, at every volume.
One datacenter IP address. These are the tables checkout charges from.
IPv4 Proxies
The dashboard quotes your country and period
| Volume | Per IP |
|---|---|
| Starting at | $1.34 |
IPv6 Proxies
The dashboard quotes your country and period
| Volume | Per IP |
|---|---|
| Starting at | $0.10 |
IPv4 Per-GB
One rate at every volume
| Volume | Per GB |
|---|---|
| Every GB | $0.45 |
IPv6 Per-GB
One rate at every volume
| Volume | Per GB |
|---|---|
| Every GB | $0.12 |
How it is priced
The pricing, explained.
Datacenter addresses are the cheapest thing we sell, priced per IP with no metering. IPv6 costs a fraction of IPv4 for the straightforward reason that there are vastly more of them.
Why IPv6 is so much cheaper than IPv4
IPv4 addresses are a finite, traded resource, and their price reflects that scarcity. IPv6 addresses are plentiful, so they cost a fraction. If the site you are hitting supports IPv6, insisting on IPv4 means paying several times over for nothing.
The catch is that plenty of the internet still does not accept IPv6 traffic, and that is the actual decision on this page. Check whether your target answers over IPv6 before buying the cheaper option, because a cheap address that cannot reach your target has a price of infinity.
Where datacenter genuinely wins, and where it does not
For volume against targets that do not care where traffic comes from, datacenter is the correct answer and everything else is overpaying. Speed is higher, bandwidth is not metered, and activation is immediate.
For anything touching an account, a checkout or a site with serious bot defenses, a datacenter address is identifiable as one and gets treated accordingly. So we say it here, on the pricing page: for that job the cheap address is the wrong tool.
FAQ
Questions, answered.
Everything about datacenter proxies pricing. Still unsure? Our team replies the same day.
How much do datacenter proxies cost?+
Per IP address, with IPv6 costing substantially less than IPv4. Both prices are on this page and both are read live from the catalog.
Should I buy IPv4 or IPv6?+
IPv6 if your target accepts it, because it is much cheaper. IPv4 if it does not, which is still a large share of the internet. Test before you buy.
Is there a bandwidth charge?+
No. Datacenter addresses are priced per IP and the traffic is not metered.
Is there a per-GB option?+
Yes. Alongside the dedicated per-IP addresses, a rotating datacenter pool is billed per gigabyte, with a fresh IPv4 or IPv6 on every request. Configure it in the dashboard, where the exact per-GB rate is shown live.
Why would I pay more for residential instead?+
Because a datacenter address is recognisable as one. If your target checks, no price makes a datacenter IP the right tool.