A good fit
- High-volume requests to sites that accept datacenter IPs
- Monitoring, testing and API work from a fixed regional address
- Budgets where an ISP-registered address is not needed
Datacenter Proxies
Billed by IP & termDatacenter IPs are registered to hosting providers, not to internet service providers. They cost the least of our static options and suit sites that accept datacenter traffic. Configure a location, a 30- or 90-day term and a quantity.
Product fit
Core capabilities
Only confirmed controls are shown, so unsupported options stay out of the way.
Each IP is registered to a hosting provider, and IP databases will usually show it as a datacenter address.
Choose 30 or 90 days instead of an arbitrary term.
Choose a whole number of IPs and spread them across locations.
See expiry clearly and start each renewal yourself.
Coverage
A location appears only when a Datacenter plan has been reviewed. Availability does not imply a live inventory count.
Compare locationsA country can support Rotating Residential, Static ISP, Datacenter, or a combination. The location table shows each product separately.
How it works
Select a country with a reviewed Datacenter plan.
Choose an approved duration and whole-number quantity.
Allocated status alone is not enough; configurations must match.
Renewal is manual and always creates a separate order.
FAQ
These answers reflect the verified capabilities of this product.
Static ISP addresses are registered to internet service providers; Datacenter addresses are registered to hosting providers. Datacenter IPs cost less, but websites recognise and block them more easily.
No. Choose one of the approved terms: 30 or 90 days.
No. You start each renewal yourself, so a term never renews without your decision.
Datacenter