Datacenter proxies: what you get and how they are billed
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A datacenter proxy is a static IPv4 address hosted in a data centre, for targets that accept datacenter addresses. The address does not change for as long as you hold it.
Specification
| Property | Value |
|---|---|
Billing |
Per address, for a term chosen at checkout |
Minimum order |
1 address |
Location |
Country chosen at checkout, with state or city where offered |
Plans |
Shared, Dedicated or Premium |
The order form shows the price for each plan, quantity and term before you pay. See How prices, volume discounts and term discounts apply.
Who it is for
High-volume collection on tolerant targets, load and regional testing, and API integrations that need a fixed origin to allowlist. If the target filters datacenter ranges, use ISP instead. See Choosing a proxy type.