Check the fit first
Datacenter addresses are registered to hosting providers, not to internet service providers, and IP databases usually show them as datacenter addresses. Monitoring, testing, API work and high-volume requests to sites that accept datacenter traffic are the right use.
Sites and platforms that block or flag datacenter ranges will treat these addresses the same way. That is not a fault with the proxy: choose Static ISP for an address registered to an internet service provider, or Rotating Residential for per-request rotation.
Configure the resource
Choose a reviewed location, one of the approved terms of 30 or 90 days and a whole-number quantity. The IPs of one order can be spread across locations. A location listing does not promise live inventory.
Separate payment from allocation
A paid order may still be allocating. Connection details appear only after the matching resources are assigned and marked available.
- 1Order saved
Location, term and quantity are recorded.
- 2Allocation pending
The upstream result is reconciled without duplicate retries.
- 3Available
Assigned addresses and expiry dates can be viewed in the workspace.
Connect to the assigned address
Each resource has its own host, port, username and password. HTTP and SOCKS5 use the same port. Keep the full connection string private and use only the credentials issued for that resource.
curl -x http://USERNAME:PASSWORD@PROXY_HOST:PORT https://api.ipify.orgFor SOCKS5, replace http:// with socks5h:// so that DNS is resolved through the proxy.
Copy or export several addresses
From the workspace, copy one connection string or export up to 1,000 resources at a time as TXT, CSV or JSON. Exported files contain credentials; store them as you would a password.
Renew before expiry
Renewal is manual. Select eligible resources and an available extension term; the address, port and credentials stay the same. A renewal payment state and the confirmed new expiry remain separate.
Automatic renewal, credential editing and IP replacement are not offered. Once an address has expired and been released, it cannot be recovered by renewing later.