Why they cost less
The addresses sit in data centers on wide channels, there are many of them, and they are cheap to run. That is why a gigabyte costs less than on ISP and residential plans, and the speed is higher.
US datacenter IPs · billed per GB
US Datacenter IPv4 and IPv6 Proxies Billed per Gigabyte
The cheapest gigabyte in the lineup, with every address in the US. You create up to 5,000 connection lines at a time. DC IPv4 addresses are static: a line keeps its IP while it stays in the pool, and a scheduled auto-refresh swaps addresses for you. DC IPv6 has billions of addresses, and the IP changes on every request. DC IPv4 opens any site, while DC IPv6 costs a fraction of that and works with sites that accept IPv6.
- $0.17per IPv6 GB from 1000 GB
- $0.65per IPv4 GB from 1000 GB
- Billionsof US addresses on DC IPv6
- 5000connection lines at a time
How datacenter proxies work
IPv4 or IPv6
Google, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Wikipedia and sites behind Cloudflare accept IPv6. Does a site answer only over IPv4? Then a request over IPv6 will not get through, so take DC IPv4. Both plans work over HTTP and SOCKS5.
What to keep in mind
All addresses sit in the US, and other countries come with residential and mobile proxies. Sites with tough protection know data center ranges and show captchas more often: for them take ISP or residential proxies. Port 25 is closed, so you cannot send mail through these proxies.
What DC IPv4 and DC IPv6 include
Specs of the two plans and their addresses.
DC IPv4
- IP type
- static datacenter IPv4, its own for each line
- Country
- USA
- Lines
- up to 5,000 at a time
- Rotation
- the line keeps its IP while it stays in the pool; a new list by hand or auto-refresh every N minutes
- Protocols
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
- Ports
- all except 25
- Traffic validity
- 3 months from purchase
- Access
- right after payment
DC IPv6
- IP type
- billions of rotating IPv6, a new address on every request
- Country
- USA
- Lines
- up to 5,000 at a time
- Rotation
- a new IP on every request
- Sites
- only those that support IPv6
- Protocols
- HTTP, SOCKS5
- Traffic validity
- 3 months from purchase
- Access
- right after payment
DC IPv4 addresses
United States- IP hold
- each line exits through its own address
- Speed
- even from a server, about 50 Mbit/s per line
- Address changes
- scheduled list auto-refresh, you set the interval
DC IPv6 addresses
United States- Pool size
- billions of addresses
- Address changes
- a new IP on every request
- Blocks
- addresses from different /48 blocks
- Proxy databases
- do not flag these addresses as proxies
DC IPv4 and DC IPv6 price per gigabyte
The two plans share the same tiers. The tier your volume lands in applies to the whole order.
| Order size | DC IPv4 | DC IPv6 |
|---|---|---|
| 1 GB+ | $0.99 | $0.27 |
| 10 GB+save 7% | $0.92 | $0.25 |
| 50 GB+ | $0.85 | $0.23 |
| 100 GB+ | $0.79 | $0.21 |
| 500 GB+ | $0.72 | $0.19 |
| 1000 GB+ | $0.65 | $0.17 |
Plan
- Static US IPv4, a separate address per line
- Every port open except 25
- Up to 5,000 lines, a new list by hand or on a timer
- HTTP, HTTPS and SOCKS5
- Billions of US IPv6, a new address on every request
- The cheapest gigabyte in the lineup: from $0.17
- Made for Google, YouTube and other IPv6 sites
- HTTP and SOCKS5, up to 5,000 lines at once
- Total
- $9.20
- Per 1 GB
- $0.92
- Tier
- 10–49 GB
You save 7% ($0.70) against the 1 GB+ price
Add 40 GB and every gigabyte drops to $0.85
Buy this amountYou can use the gigabytes for 3 months from the purchase date. The price tier applies to the whole order.
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Crypto, bank cards and SBP. Your balance is topped up right after payment, no manager involved. All payment methods
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- +100 coins
Which tasks call for datacenter proxies
Volumes are a rough guide for a month of work. Work out your own in the calculator.
Scraping open sites
Catalogs, directories and news feeds without serious protection, where the price per gigabyte matters. Create 5,000 DC IPv4 lines, and the software goes through 5,000 different addresses.
A month's guide: 100 GB for $79.00
More: Proxies for web scrapingGoogle and YouTube results
Google and YouTube accept IPv6, and the ranges hold billions of fresh addresses. Pulling US search results and video metadata comes out several times cheaper.
A month's guide: 100 GB for $21.00
More: Proxies for rank trackingSEO software and APIs
Crawlers, link and availability checks, requests to open APIs. The software runs thousands of requests, and a gigabyte costs pennies.
A month's guide: 50 GB for $42.50
More: Proxies for SEO toolsData collection for AI
Large exports of texts and pages. Download IPv6 sites through DC IPv6 and the rest through IPv4.
A month's guide: 500 GB for $95.00
More: Proxies for AI toolsAll plans billed per GB
Six plans on one balance, and the gigabytes on each stay valid for 3 months. Each card shows the price per GB on orders from 1000 GB, with the single-gigabyte price below it.
Resi Core
Residential proxies2M+ IPs200+ countries
- TargetingCountry
- RotationPer request or per session ID
- ProtocolsHTTP, SOCKS5
Scraping, rankings and prices where a home IP of the country matters
from $0.49 per GB1 GB: $0.85
Resi Core residentialResi Prime
Residential proxies30M+ IPs220 countries
- TargetingCountry down to city, ISP, ASN, device
- RotationA new address per request, or a session set from 3 minutes to 24 hours
- ProtocolsHTTP, SOCKS5 plus UDP
Antidetect, SMM, Telegram, marketplaces
from $1.39 per GB1 GB: $2.29
Resi Prime residentialMobile Proxy
Mobile proxies70+ countries4G and 5G cellular networks
- TargetingCountry
- RotationSticky by session ID or a new IP per request
- ProtocolsHTTP, SOCKS5
Social media, antidetect, mobile ads
from $2.15 per GB1 GB: $3.49
Mobile proxiesISP Proxy
ISP proxiesUSAprovider addresses
- TargetingUS addresses
- RotationA new IP on every request or a static IP in the login
- ProtocolsHTTP, SOCKS5
Marketplaces and aggregators
from $0.95 per GB1 GB: $1.49
ISP proxiesDC IPv4
Datacenter proxiesUSAdatacenter IPv4
- TargetingUS addresses
- RotationEach line keeps its IP, a new list on a timer
- ProtocolsHTTP, SOCKS5
Open sites, APIs, SEO software
from $0.65 per GB1 GB: $0.99
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DC IPv6
Datacenter proxiesUSAdatacenter IPv6
- TargetingUS addresses
- RotationA new IP on every request
- ProtocolsHTTP, SOCKS5
Google, YouTube and sites behind Cloudflare
from $0.17 per GB1 GB: $0.27
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Unlimited proxies
Pay per periodup to 50,000 IPsfour pools by region
- Paid forTime: hour, day, week, month
- GigabytesUnmetered
- Connections300–5,000 depending on plan
Scrapers, SEO tools, checkers, mailers
billed by term, from $0.50 an hour
Choose a packageQuestions about datacenter proxies
01How does DC IPv4 differ from DC IPv6?
By the kind of address. IPv4 opens any site. IPv6 costs a fraction of the IPv4 price and wins on scale, with billions of addresses and a new one on every request, but works only with sites that accept IPv6: Google, YouTube, Facebook, Instagram and many sites behind Cloudflare. Both plans work over HTTP and SOCKS5, and all addresses sit in the US.
02How do addresses change on DC IPv4 and DC IPv6?
On DC IPv4 each line keeps its own IP with no time limit while the address stays in the pool, so 5,000 lines give 5,000 different exits. If an address drops out of the pool, that line stops answering: create a new one. On DC IPv6 every request leaves from a new address. Neither plan has sticky sessions: for one IP per session take Resi Prime or Mobile Proxy.
03Can I change IPs on a schedule?
Yes, on DC IPv4 this is the auto-refresh. When you create a list, turn on a refresh every N minutes, with N set by you. The dashboard rebuilds the lines on the timer, each time with new exit IPs behind them. Switch the timer off, and the lines keep their addresses.
04Which countries have datacenter proxies?
The US: DC IPv4 and DC IPv6 exit only through American addresses, so you don't pick a country when you create a list. For other countries take Resi Core or Resi Prime or Mobile Proxy.
05How do I know a site accepts IPv6?
Check the domain in the DNS lookup. If it has an AAAA record, the site answers over IPv6 and DC IPv6 will work.
06Why do some sites show a captcha?
Large platforms know data center ranges and check such requests more strictly. For them, take ISP proxies or Resi Core.
07Which is better value: a per-GB plan or unlimited proxies?
Look at the load. Unlimited proxies are paid by term and their traffic goes uncounted, which pays off for constant work. A per-GB plan suits one-off tasks and uneven load, since you pay for the volume you need.
08What is the minimum order?
1 GB: $0.99 on IPv4 and $0.27 on IPv6. As the volume grows, the price falls to $0.65 and $0.17 per GB, and the tier applies to the whole order.
09How long does traffic stay valid?
You can use the gigabytes for 3 months from the purchase date, after which the remainder expires. The discount depends on the size of a single order, so buy volume for the tasks ahead rather than half a year in advance.
10How do I connect the proxies to software?
Each line already holds the address, port, login and password. Download the list or copy it whole. If the software expects another format, rewrite the lines in the proxy converter.
The cheapest gigabyte in the lineup
DC IPv6 from $0.17 per GB, DC IPv4 from $0.65. Sign-up in the dashboard takes a minute, and access opens right after payment.