Datacenter proxies, $1.58/IP/mo at 10 IPs
Down to $0.89 at 500 IPs
The difference from ISP is the whois and the price: this address is registered to a hosting company, not a home ISP, so it costs less. $1.58/IP/mo at 10 IPs, against $2.66 for ISP.Try ISP instead →
Under 5 IPs$1.90/IP/mo
10 IPs and upPopular$1.58/IP/mo
500 IPs and up$0.89/IP/mo
Minimum top-up$5
Dedicated plan, 30-day term. Shared costs less, premium more, and longer terms take up to 20% off.
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What it costs
Three plans, four terms and a volume ladder. These are the dedicated-plan rungs; the pricing page has every combination.
1 IP
$1.90/IP/mo
$1.90 for 30 days, dedicated
10 IPsPopular
$1.58/IP/mo
$15.80 for 30 days, dedicated
17% under the single-IP rate
500 IPs
$0.89/IP/mo
$445.00 for 30 days, dedicated
53% under the single-IP rate
Datacenter next to residential and ISP
| Attribute | Datacenter | Residential | ISP |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | $1.58/IP/mo at 10 IPs | $1.85/GB at 10 GB | $2.66/IP/mo at 10 IPs |
| Billing | Per IP, per term | Per GB, bytes in and out | Per IP, per term |
| Rotation | None: yours for the term | Per request; sticky ≤ 30 min | None: yours for the term |
| Targeting | Country, picked at checkout | None: whole pool | Country and carrier, picked at checkout |
| Traffic | Unmetered on dedicated and premium | Every byte metered | Unmetered on dedicated and premium |
| Coverage | 70+ countries | 180+ countries | 70+ countries |
Datacenter questions
Why is this so much cheaper than residential for heavy jobs?
Because a server in a rack costs a fraction of what a real home connection costs, and on a dedicated IP there is no traffic meter at all. Residential charges for every byte; a dedicated datacenter IP costs the same whether you move one gigabyte or a hundred.
Will it get blocked?
On sites that block hosting ranges, yes, and quickly. On most APIs, content sites and price feeds it works fine.
Try one IP on the shortest term before you order a batch.
Do I pay per IP or per GB?
Per IP, for the term you pick. On the dedicated and premium plans traffic is not metered at all. The shared plan includes 1 GB per IP and sells more at $0.35/GB with the order.
From 2 extra GB per IP up, a dedicated IP works out cheaper than shared plus traffic.
How fast is it?
Every datacenter IP runs at a 100 Mbps port speed, on every plan. Latency is sub-100 ms in-region.
Guides worth reading first
Residential vs datacenter: stop buying the expensive one
Most people reach for residential proxies when datacenter would have done the job. How to tell which one a target needs, in five minutes.
Read →Not getting blocked: the boring checklist that works
Before you buy more expensive proxies, fix your headers, your pacing and your TLS fingerprint. Most blocks are the client, not the IP.
Read →How proxy providers inflate your usage, and how to catch them
The three ways a cheap proxy provider quietly bills you for more traffic than it delivered, and a ten-minute test that shows whether yours is doing it.
Read →Ask about datacenter before you buy.
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