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Datacenter Proxies

Dedicated datacenter proxies with 1Gbps+ speeds and unmetered bandwidth.

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What Are Datacenter Proxies?

Datacenter proxies use IP addresses hosted in data centers. They offer faster speeds and unmetered bandwidth at a lower cost than residential proxies, with dedicated IPs assigned exclusively to you.

Key Features

  • Dedicated IPs - Each proxy is yours alone, not shared
  • 1Gbps+ speeds - High throughput for bandwidth-heavy workloads
  • Unmetered bandwidth - No data caps or per-GB charges
  • HTTP and SOCKS5 support
  • IP whitelisting - Authenticate by IP without credentials

Available Types

Type Description Starting Price
IPv4 Standard datacenter IPs $0.30/IP
IPv6 IPv6 datacenter IPs $0.03/IP

For IPv6-specific documentation, see the IPv6 Proxies section.

Available Locations

Country Code
United States US
France FR
Canada CA
United Kingdom UK
Netherlands NL

Connection Details

Each proxy you order gets a dedicated IP address with two ports:

Protocol Port
HTTP 3128
SOCKS5 3129

Connection Format

Plain Text 
1USERNAME:PASSWORD@PROXY_IP:3128    # HTTP
2USERNAME:PASSWORD@PROXY_IP:3129    # SOCKS5

Pricing

IPv4 datacenter proxies are priced per IP with a duration:

Duration Price per IP
3 days $0.30
7 days $0.50
14 days $0.90
30 days $1.50
60 days $2.90
90 days $3.90

Order from 1 to 1,000 IPs at a time.

Quick Example

Bash 
1# HTTP proxy
2curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@YOUR_PROXY_IP:3128 https://httpbin.org/ip
3
4# SOCKS5 proxy
5curl --socks5 USERNAME:PASSWORD@YOUR_PROXY_IP:3129 https://httpbin.org/ip

Best For

  • High-speed scraping where response time matters
  • Sneaker bots and time-sensitive automation
  • Bulk operations where bandwidth costs need to be predictable
  • Long-running tasks that need a stable, dedicated IP

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