Datacenter Proxies

Datacenter proxies are IP addresses that belong to hosting companies and run on servers in data centers. They are the fastest and cheapest type of proxy. A site that checks who owns the address sees a hosting network, not a home connection.

Datacenter proxies run on servers in hosting networks: they are fast, cheap and billed per proxy. Residential proxies send traffic through real home connections: they are harder to block and billed per gigabyte. Use datacenter proxies where the target does not check the network owner, and residential proxies where it does.

Both are fixed addresses on server hardware. A datacenter address is registered to a hosting company. An ISP address is registered to an internet provider and reads as a home connection. ISP proxies cost more and pass the checks that datacenter addresses fail.

Dedicated. One address goes to one customer for the whole term, and nobody else sends traffic through it. Offers at a few cents per IP are shared: many customers use the same address at once, and the blocks they collect become yours.

$1.70 per proxy for one month. Volume discounts apply automatically: 4% from 5 proxies, 10% from 25, 14% from 50 and 18% from 100. Twelve months cost $11.99 per proxy. With 100 proxies or more on a twelve-month term, one proxy works out to $0.82 a month.

Yes, a paid one. One proxy for one day costs $0.30, which is enough to test it on your real target. After that you choose a term from one month. If a proxy does not work, we replace it or return the money to your balance.

19 countries: Germany, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Japan, the United Kingdom, India, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Latvia, the United States, Spain, Brazil, Indonesia, Nigeria and Hong Kong. You choose the country when you order. City and network targeting are available on residential proxies.

No. Each proxy is a fixed address for the whole term, so it works for logins and sessions. If you need a new IP on every request, use residential proxies.

Yes. You pay per proxy, there is no traffic counter, and we do not limit the number of parallel connections. Use must stay within the acceptable use policy.

HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5, on separate ports. SOCKS5 carries UDP as well as TCP, so DNS, voice and other UDP traffic work through the proxy.

Some will. IP databases list datacenter addresses as hosting networks, and several of them flag such addresses as proxies. That does not matter on sites that do not check, and it is the reason to choose ISP or residential proxies for sites that do. OS fingerprint spoofing removes one more signal: the packets match the system your browser reports.

They are the fastest type we sell, because no home connection sits in the path. Actual speed depends on the distance between the proxy and the target and on your own connection. For the lowest latency, choose a country close to the target server.

Using a proxy is legal in most countries, including the United States and the EU. What can be illegal is what you do through it: bypassing authentication, breaching a contract you accepted, or collecting personal data against privacy law. Public data collection, ad verification, price monitoring and load testing of your own systems are ordinary business uses.

Large-scale collection of public data, SEO crawls, price and stock monitoring, integrations with partners that allowlist a fixed IP, and load testing of your own services. These are tasks where speed and cost matter more than looking like a home connection.

Two ways. Use the username and password issued with the proxy, or add your own IP address to the whitelist on the order page and connect without credentials. You can change the credentials yourself at any time.

The proxy is issued automatically right after payment. If the issue fails, the order refunds itself to your balance without a ticket.

With cryptocurrency through Heleket: USDT, BTC, ETH and other coins. You top up the balance from $1 and pay for orders from it. The order page lets you renew the proxy before the term ends.