Pricing
Datacenter proxy pricing
The datacenter proxy price is set per address, per month: $3.20 for 1 IP, $1.50 at 500 IPs or more. Every address is dedicated and comes from ranges registered to us, so the rate buys an IP no other customer is routed through.
Datacenter costs the same per address as ISP; on this line the rate buys lower latency and a public registry trail rather than a consumer-ISP origin.
- No subscription
- No monthly minimum
- Pay per order from a wallet
Where the ladder starts, and where it ends
Each rung is a number of dedicated addresses from our own ranges, held for the term you pick. The rate is per address, per month.
1 IP
$3.20/ IP / month
$3.20 order total
10 IPs
Popular$2.66/ IP / month
$26.60 order total
Save 17% vs. entry rate
500 IPs
$1.50/ IP / month
$750.00 order total
Save 53% vs. entry rate
What a datacenter address costs, and what it includes
Quantity and term set the rate. Everything else on this list comes with each datacenter address, so it can be checked against any other quote line by line.
- Quantity
- One address is $3.20 a month; from 500 IPs upwards every address in the order is $1.50. The rungs between are in the full ladder below.
- Term
- Hold addresses longer and the rate drops again: 5% off for 60 days, 10% off for 90 days, and 20% off for 365 days, taken off whichever rung the quantity earned.
- Ranges
- Addresses come from ranges registered to us and announced from our own ASN, so a registry lookup on any of them names us as the holder. Nothing is resold.
- Port speed
- Every address runs at 100 Mbps per address, and traffic is unmetered, so there is no per-gigabyte charge on top. We may step in if usage interferes with other customers.
- Replacement
- Replacement within 1 hour for any flagged address, with pro-rata service credit plus 20% for any address below target.
- Trial
- Before any term you can run a paid trial, screened like a paid order, and measure latency from our facilities to your own targets.
Same rate card as ISP: how to choose
Datacenter addresses cost the same per month as ISP, rung for rung and term for term. For that price datacenter gives lower latency and a shorter replacement window; ISP gives an origin that reads as a consumer connection and a provider you can name.
| Attribute | Datacenter | ISP |
|---|---|---|
| Assignment | Dedicated, never shared | Static, dedicated to one customer |
| Coverage | 60+ countries, 39 facilities | 60+ countries, major consumer ISPs |
| Latency | Median 9 ms to regional targets | Median 41 ms to regional targets |
| Subnet spread | Configurable, /24 diversity on request | Max 64 addresses per /24 by default |
| Service level | Replacement within 1 hour for any flagged address | Replacement within 4 hours for any flagged address |
Choose datacenter when
- Response time is the constraint
- The target accepts datacenter traffic
- Your auditors want ranges they can check in a public registry
Choose ISP when
- The target filters datacenter ranges
- Sessions need to pass as a home connection
- You need to pick the consumer ISP at checkout
Price your order
Set a quantity of datacenter addresses and a term to see the monthly rate and the order total before you sign up.
Cost calculator
1–5,000 IPs
Term
Unit price
$2.66/ IP / month
Order total
$26.60
The price shown at checkout in the dashboard is authoritative.
The complete published rate card
Each break on the datacenter ladder, 1 IP through 500 IPs, at the base term rate.
| Addresses held | USD / IP / month |
|---|---|
| 1 IP | $3.20 |
| 5 IPs | $2.94 |
| 10 IPs | $2.66 |
| 25 IPs | $2.40 |
| 50 IPs | $2.14 |
| 100 IPs | $1.89 |
| 250 IPs | $1.70 |
| 500 IPs | $1.50 |
- Dedicated, never shared
- Unmetered at 100 Mbps per address. We may step in if usage interferes with other customers.
- Ranges registered to us, not resold
Every order includes
- Dedicated, never shared
- Unmetered at 100 Mbps per address. We may step in if usage interferes with other customers.
- Ranges registered to us, not resold
- Protocols: HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5
What teams run on datacenter
- Web ScrapingAlternative
For high-volume collection where the target does not discriminate by origin type, dedicated datacenter throughput is the cheaper way to move the same number of pages.
- SEO and SERP TrackingAlternative
For a large keyword set where cost per check matters more than blending in, dedicated datacenter throughput runs the batch at a lower rate.
- Market ResearchRecommended
For a large, origin-agnostic collection run, such as building a reference dataset or a broad content sample, dedicated datacenter throughput is the most cost-efficient way to move the volume.
Paying for an order
Datacenter orders are paid from the same prepaid wallet as every other line, funded by card, PayPal or cryptocurrency, with nothing charged between orders. Payment methods and invoicing
Running more than 500 IPs on datacenter, or spreading them across specific ranges? Sales can quote it at these rates.
Talk to salesDatacenter pricing questions
How much do datacenter proxies cost?
Datacenter proxies cost $3.20 for 1 IP, $1.50 at 500 IPs or more, per address per month, with up to 20% off for a longer term. The price covers the address and its traffic, unmetered at 100 Mbps per address. We may step in if usage interferes with other customers.
Can I buy a single datacenter IP?
Yes. A single dedicated datacenter address is $3.20 a month, and the order does not have to reach a pack size first. At 5 IPs the rate is already $2.94.
Does a longer datacenter term lower the rate?
Yes: 5% off for 60 days, 10% off for 90 days, and 20% off for 365 days. The discount is taken from the rate your quantity earned, so a large order on a long term gets both.
Can I check where a datacenter address comes from?
Yes. The ranges are registered to us and announced from our own ASN, so a public registry lookup on any address you hold names us as the holder.
Can I spread addresses across subnets?
Yes. Subnet spread is configurable, and diversity across separate ranges is available on request.
Which is faster, datacenter or ISP?
Both run at 100 Mbps per address. Datacenter has the lower median latency; the comparison above has the figures. Choose ISP when looking like a consumer connection matters more than response time.
What if a datacenter address stops working?
Flag it and it is replaced inside the service level window. If it cannot be repaired or replaced in that window, that part of the order counts as failed and is refundable back to where the money came from; a delivered, working term is not. The refund policy at proxyforge.io/legal/refunds covers the rest.
Read next
- Datacenter proxy specifications and SLA
Coverage, facilities, latency and the service level behind each address.
- ISP proxy pricing
The same ladder on static consumer-ISP addresses, for targets that filter datacenter ranges.
- Proxy pricing for all four lines
Every published ladder on one page, with payment methods and billing terms.
- Dedicated vs shared proxies: what you actually get
Why co-tenants on a shared address cost you reputation and rate limits.
- Per-IP vs per-GB proxy pricing
Which workloads come out ahead on a per-address rate, with a usage estimate.
- Static residential (ISP) proxies explained
Worth reading before choosing ISP over datacenter at the same rate.
Order datacenter addresses at these rates
Fund a wallet and order a single dedicated address, or ask sales for a written quote on a larger block on the same published ladder.
One business day, from a named engineer.