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One place for every proxy need, with proof of where it comes from

Residential, ISP, datacenter, and mobile proxies, plus Scraper, SERP, and Unblocker APIs, on one control plane, with a documented chain of custody for every address.

§ 01Position

Provenance you can show an auditor

Most teams end up running three or four proxy vendors because no single provider covers every job well, and asking where a vendor's addresses come from stopped being an ethics question and became a procurement one after a major competitor's network was found built on compromised devices and seized by federal authorities.

We built one control plane for residential, ISP, datacenter, and mobile addresses, and we back every one of them with a chain-of-custody record — naming the partner it came through, the disclosure the peer saw, and the audit cycle that reviewed it — rather than a claim you have to take on trust.

The full pitch, including the document register a procurement or security team can request, is on the sourcing and compliance page.

§ 02Sourcing

How the network is sourced

40.4M
Addresses under management
190+
Countries with coverage
99.97%
Gateway uptime, trailing 12 months
39
Facilities running our own ranges

Residential and mobile addresses come from peers who opted in through partner applications and are compensated for it. ISP addresses are leased directly from consumer internet providers under commercial contracts. Datacenter addresses are ranges we hold registrations for and announce from our own ASN. We do not buy pools from brokers, and where we cannot establish how an address was acquired, we do not sell access to it.

Read the consent, audit, and supply-chain policy in full on sourcing and compliance.

§ 03How we sell

Published prices, pay as you go

Order from 1 GB or 1 IP — there is no monthly minimum on any line, and no promotional rate that reverts after a few months.

Order what you need, when you need it
There is no monthly minimum on any line. Fund your wallet in the dashboard and place an order whenever you need one — nothing is billed in between orders.
The ladder is the whole of it
Every product's volume ladder is published in full below. You are billed at the rate your order quantity earns, with nothing held back for a call.
Term discounts on ISP and datacenter, up to 20%
Choose a longer term at checkout, up to 365 days, for a discount on top of the volume rate. Both lines also include a paid trial before you commit to a term.
Invoicing, for volume customers
Self-serve accounts fund a wallet and pay per order. Net-30 invoicing, purchase orders, and consolidated billing are available to volume customers — talk to sales to set it up.

Net-30 invoicing, purchase orders, and procurement portals, arranged through sales — no prepaid balance required once set up. See the full ladder on the pricing page.

§ 04Support

A named engineer, not a queue

One business day, from a named engineer.

Every product carries its own uptime target, quality target, and service-credit remedy, published on its own page. Accounts above $5,000 per month get a named engineer and a 24/7 escalation path with a real phone bridge.

See the SLA for each network on the products page, or read the frequently asked questions about account and support.

§ 05Company

Who you would be contracting with

Legal entity
Unidatum LLC
Founded
2019
Headquarters
Wilmington, DE, United States
§ 06Contact

Write to the team that owns the answer

Sales
[email protected]

Pricing, evaluations, and contracts.

Compliance
[email protected]

Sourcing questions, attestations, and security review.

Support
[email protected]

Order and account issues.

Abuse
[email protected]

Report misuse of the network.

Privacy
[email protected]

Data protection and privacy requests.

Unidatum LLC
1007 N Orange St. 4th Floor Suite #6091, Wilmington, DE 19801
United States

Evaluate us the way you would evaluate anyone else

Ask for the sourcing attestation, price your current volume at published rates, or send us an address to trace.

One business day, from a named engineer.