Datacenter Proxies
The fastest and cheapest proxies we sell: gigabit networks, unmetered traffic and 99.9% uptime under SLA. UDP runs over SOCKS5, the OS fingerprint is spoofable per proxy, and you can take one address or a hundred, in any of 17 countries.
- OS fingerprint spoofing (p0f)
- UDP over SOCKS5
- 99.9% uptime
- Unlimited traffic
- 17 countries
- Dedicated IP, never shared
Simple pricing that scales with you
One price per proxy per month, traffic included. Volume discounts apply automatically at checkout — nothing to ask for.
Longer terms cost less again: 12 months is 41% below paying month by month, and the two discounts stack.
- Instant delivery
- Unlimited traffic
- 24-hour money-back
Crypto via Heleket — USDT, BTC, ETH and 50+ more, credited automatically.
Everything included in the price
No add-ons, no per-feature upsells — every proxy ships with the full toolset.
HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
Any client works — browsers, scrapers, antidetect tools and bots.
Two ways to authenticate
Username and password, or add your server IP to the whitelist and skip credentials entirely.
17 countries
Germany, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Poland, Japan and twelve more — picked per order.
Unlimited concurrency
Run as many parallel threads and sessions as your task needs — nothing is throttled per port.
OS fingerprint spoofing
Five p0f profiles: the TCP signature matches the operating system you claim to be.
Unlimited traffic
Priced per proxy, not per gigabyte. No counters, no overage bills.
Crypto payments
Top up in USDT, BTC, ETH and other coins — the balance is credited automatically.
Support 24/7
Live chat and tickets, answered by people who run the network themselves.
Why choose Proxya datacenter proxies
Dedicated IPs
One customer per address for the whole term, so you never inherit another user's rate limits or bans.
Unlimited traffic
Priced per proxy, never per gigabyte. No counters, no overage line on the invoice.
Gigabit networks
Addresses sit on enterprise server networks with latency in single-digit milliseconds.
17 countries
Germany, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Poland, Japan and twelve more, picked per order.
OS fingerprint spoofing
Five p0f profiles included: the TCP signature matches the operating system you claim to run.
UDP over SOCKS5
The SOCKS5 port carries UDP as well as TCP — game traffic, DNS and voice all work.
Unlimited concurrency
Run two hundred threads or one request an hour; the port is never throttled either way.
99.9% uptime
Enterprise datacenters with constant monitoring keep the addresses answering.
ISP, residential or datacenter
Three products solve three different problems. Here is the short version.
ISP
- IP origin
- Registered to a real ISP
- IP behaviour
- Static, yours alone
- Billing
- Per proxy, traffic unlimited
- Trust level
- Residential ASN
- Best for
- Accounts, long sessions, streaming
Residential
- IP origin
- Real home devices
- IP behaviour
- Rotating or sticky
- Billing
- Per gigabyte
- Trust level
- Highest
- Best for
- Scraping, ad checks, strict targets
Datacenter
- IP origin
- Datacenter ranges
- IP behaviour
- Static, yours alone
- Billing
- Per proxy, traffic unlimited
- Trust level
- Datacenter ASN
- Best for
- Bulk volume, speed, price
Top Datacenter Proxy Locations
The six locations with the most addresses available right now.
What are datacenter proxies?
A datacenter proxy is an IP address that belongs to a hosting company rather than to somebody's home broadband line. No router is involved: the address lives on a server in a rack.
That is why it can be issued in bulk, costs a fraction of a residential IP and answers in single-digit milliseconds. The trade-off shows up in the ASN — a site that bothers to check sees a hosting network, not a household.
Ours are dedicated. One address, one customer, for the length of the term, so you never land on a target that a stranger has already rate-limited. The range covers 17 countries, traffic is not metered, and every proxy is issued with an HTTP(S) and a SOCKS5 port.
How datacenter proxies work
Your client connects to the proxy on the port we issue and authenticates either with a username and password or by an IP you add to the whitelist.
The request then leaves from the datacenter address in the country you picked, and the answer comes back the same way, so the target only ever sees the proxy.
Nothing in that path counts gigabytes. Threads are not capped per port either: a crawler running two hundred of them is billed the same as a script making one request an hour, because the price is per proxy, per term.
SOCKS5 here carries UDP as well as TCP. That matters less for scraping and quite a lot for anything that is not plain HTTP — game traffic, DNS, voice — and it is missing from a good part of the cheap end of this market.
What datacenter proxies are used for
High-speed web scraping
Crawl large sites fast with gigabit throughput and low latency.
SEO & rank tracking
Pull search results and monitor rankings at scale.
Price & market monitoring
Track competitor prices and stock across regions in real time.
Bulk account registration
Create and verify accounts in volume on fast, low-cost IPs.
Load & performance testing
Stress-test your own apps from many IPs and locations.
Brand protection
Scan marketplaces and sites for counterfeits and misuse.
Everything You Need
Instant Activation
Proxies delivered within seconds after payment.
17 countries
Germany, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Poland, Japan and twelve more — picked per order.
99.9% Uptime
If provisioning fails, the order refunds itself. No ticket required.
Auth Your Way
Username and password, or whitelist your own IP and skip credentials.
24/7 Support
Real support from real people whenever you need it.
No Hidden Fees
Transparent pricing. Pay only for what you use.
Frequently Asked Questions
Everything you need to know about proxya
Datacenter proxies live on servers in a hosting company's network, so they are faster and far cheaper, but a site that inspects the ASN can see they are not a household. Residential proxies come from real home connections, are harder to block, and are billed per gigabyte instead of per proxy.
Dedicated. The IP is issued to one customer for the length of the term and nobody else routes traffic through it, so you never inherit somebody else's rate limits or bans. Addresses advertised at two or three cents are shared by design — that is what the price pays for.
One proxy for a month is $1.70. Volume brings that down automatically — 4% from five proxies, 10% from twenty-five, 14% from fifty and 18% from a hundred, which puts the per-proxy price at $1.30. Longer terms cost less again: a year is $11.99 rather than twelve monthly payments.
Using a proxy is legal in most countries, including the United States and across the EU. What can be illegal is what you do through it — bypassing authentication, breaching a contract you agreed to, or scraping personal data in breach of privacy law. Public-data collection, ad verification, price monitoring and load testing on your own systems are ordinary business uses.
Seventeen: Germany, the Netherlands, Lithuania, Poland, Romania, Sweden, Japan, the United Kingdom, India, Turkey, Kazakhstan, Moldova, Latvia, the United States, Indonesia, Nigeria and Hong Kong. The choice is per country; if you need a specific city or ASN, that is what our residential range does.
No. Each proxy is a fixed address for the whole term, which is what makes it usable for sessions and logins. If you want a new IP on every request, that is the residential pool, billed per gigabyte.
They are the fastest type we sell. The addresses sit on gigabit server networks with no home line in the path, so latency is in single-digit milliseconds and throughput is limited by your own client rather than by us.
High-volume scraping, SEO and rank tracking, price and stock monitoring, brand protection, and load testing your own applications — work where speed and cost matter more than looking like a home connection.
No. There is a 24-hour money-back window instead: buy a proxy, point it at your real target, and ask for a refund within a day if it does not work for you. Most trials in this category are ten IPs for an hour, which does not tell you much.
Yes. Nothing in the path counts gigabytes and there is no per-port thread limit, so the invoice is the same whether the proxy handles one request an hour or two hundred threads all month.
